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    The War of the Worlds Immersive Experience London Review

    Jeff Wayne’s musical version of The War of the Worlds immersive experience is currently being shown by dotdotdot London. I recently visited with a group of bloggers from Love London Pop Ups. Dotdotdot London love bringing their audiences augmented reality VR experiences. The last experience they had was called Somnai. The experience is a mixture of actors, and virtual reality as you explore through classic locations from the War of the Worlds. The War of the Worlds The War of the Worlds is a science fiction novel written by English author H. G. Wells, written in 1897. Jeff Wayne’s version of The War of The Worlds is a musical debut…

  • Luxury Afternoon Tea at the Dorchester

    Last weekend I went on a walking tour to discover more about London’s Art Deco past and indulge in some very fancy afternoon tea at the Dorchester.  Art deco walking tour   We started off the tour at the Sheraton Grand Park Lane Hotel. Our tour guide explained a bit about Art Deco and showed us some photos of the ballroom at the hotel. The interior looks amazing, if you get the opportunity to have a look inside the ballroom then definitely pop in! We then walked round the corner to where Down Street tube station used to be, they got rid of it as it had a lift so was…

  • Lock’d Escape Rooms

    Last week, four friends and I visited Lock’d escape rooms in Bermondsey. Escape rooms are a lot fun, they are live-action puzzles which are timed and can be challenging. You enter a room, the door shuts and you’re trapped, you then have an hour to find clues and solve the puzzles to escape from the room. Lock’d currently has 3 escape rooms to choose from, we got to try out Grandpa’s Last Will and Pepetuum Mobile, read on to see how we found the rooms. Grandpa’s Last Will This room is suitable for beginners, I’ve been to one escape room before but still found this room interesting and challenging. Mara who…

  • Breakin Escape Rooms London – Butcher’s Lair

    I’d wanted to try an escape room for ages so when the opportunity came up to visit one I immediately said yes. Last Tuesday after work I went to the Breakin Escape Rooms with 5 other bloggers. Breakin Escape Rooms London Review We arrived 15 minutes before it started as advised on the website, upon arrival we were taken to the waiting area where they had lockers to store your belongings in. There were also a few other groups waiting as they have different rooms available. Our group was in the Butcher’s Lair room which is perfect for any Horror movie fans. The room is based on a fictional serial killer…

  • Gin Festival Guildford

    Last month I attended my first ever Gin Festival in Guildford. This festival takes place in loads of places across the UK such as London, Leeds and Manchester. It’s an afternoon or evening of drinking loads of gin, enjoying music and gin masterclasses. If you get hungry they have some great street food options to tuck into. On arrival you receive a lovely gin glass which is yours to take home with you. A gin explorer booklet which has all the gins on offer and whether it is at bar A, B,C or D. It also recommends which tonic to add to it, they had a bar in the middle where you could top…

  • Arundel Castle & Gardens, West Sussex

    Last month, Mum and I went for a day trip to Arundel Castle. We had such a nice time exploring the old medieval castle and wandering around the beautiful gardens. The restored medieval castle is based in Arundel in West Sussex. Founded at the end of the 11th century the castle was originally home to the Dukes of Norfolk. I was unable to take photos of inside the castle as photography is not permitted there, but the architecture’s lovely and is worth a look around. I would definitely recommend visiting the gardens too. There’s lots of different areas to explore such as the rose garden and glass houses. My favourite area was…