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Academy
of Music |
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England's
first music academy was founded in 1774, while the present
building dates from 1911.
Where: Marylebone Road
Nearest Tube: Baker Street |
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Lord's
Cricket Ground |
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England's
most famous cricket ground and home to the MCC (Marylebone
Cricket Club).
Where: St John's Wood
Nearest Tube: St John's Wood |
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Sherlock
Holmes Museum |
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The
famous fictional detective lived at 221b Baker Street,
while this museum boasts the right number but lies between
237 and 239.
Where: 221b Baker Street
Nearest Tube: Marylebone, Baker Street. |
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Angel
in the fields |
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Divine
English Pub, with a wide range of ales and lagers. A great
atmosphere, with a cosy restaurant upstairs.
Where: Marylebone High Street |
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Madame
Tussauds and the London Planetarium |
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The
renowned waxworks museum of the famous and infamous. Next
door, the London Planetarium explores the planets and
stars.
Where: Marylebone Road
Nearest Tube: Baker Street |
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The
Harcourt Arms |
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One
of the most traditional pubs in the area, you must visit
for a pint of ale, and bangers and mash.
Where: Harcourt Street |
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Ard-ri
Dining Room |
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Global
pub menu, from beef and Guinness casserole to battered
chicken goujons with honey mayo, in an enchanting Dickensian
dining room.
Where: Marylebone Lane |
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Marylebone
Bar & Kitchen |
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Rustic,
atmospheric, and definitely unique - offers impressive
cuisine with an international wine list. Great in winter
with a glass of wine.
Where: York Street |
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The
Seashell |
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One
of the best fish and chip shops in London. Take it back
to your room or eat in the restaurant.
Where: Lisson Grove |
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Blandford
Street |
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Considered
a 'brand new classic', with an impressive menu of modern
eclectic cuisine.
Where: Blandford Street |
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Open
Air Theatre |
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Summer
season only - Shakespearean theatre in the park. Check
with the Concierge for tickets.
Where: Regent's Park
Nearest Tube: Regent's Park |
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The
Street |
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A
menu of English and Moroccan dishes served in an unpretentious
gastropub, where decor touches reflect the unusual culinary
mix.
Where: Crawford Street |
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De
Gustibus |
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Need
a break from the shopping? The award-winning De Gustibus
provides an exquisite homemade menu with a delightful
antipasto.
Where: Blandford Street |
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Orrery |
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Two-Michelin
star dining and an impeccably chic décor justify
the reputation as 'one of the most beautiful and romantic
restaurants in London'.
Where: Marylebone High Street |
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Tudor
Rose |
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Amazing facade, a typical oak-panelled pub of the era.
Built in the 18th Century, this pub offers a delightful
home-cooked menu of English treats.
Where: Blandford Street |
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Dusk |
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Funky
bar with an impressive menu. Great for a social drink.
Where: Marylebone High Street |
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Paul |
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Traditional
French Boulangerie - exquisite delicacies and beautiful
surroundings
Where: Marylebone High Street |
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Wallace
Collection |
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This
private art collections, bequeathed to the nation in 1897,
features Sèvres porcelain and masterworks by English,
French and Dutch artists.
Where: Manchester Square
Nearest Tube: Bond Street, Marble Arch |
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Hardy's |
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An
unbeatable recipe of vibrant atmosphere and dependable
home cooking have made this bistro a favourite for more
than 20 years.
Where: Dorset Street |
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Paul
Rothe & Sons |
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Amazing
delicatessen, originating from around 1900. Offers a range
of epicurean delights, and the different architecture
and design over the years remains.
Where: Marylebone Lane |
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Windsor
Castle |
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This
quirky little pub is definitely somewhere to enjoy a pint.
Filled with English memorabilia, Windsor Castle spreads
over three terraces. Step back in time and enjoy a beverage.
Where: Crawford Place |
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Levant |
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A
delicious Middle Eastern fantasy.
Where: Jason Court, Wigmore Street |
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Potting
Shed |
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Fresh
greens and herbs flourish in this airy and elegant restaurant
with a gardening theme menu, and flower pot and sweet
pea wallpaper set the tone
Where: Melcombe Place |
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