The series is completely independent and entirely operated by Fabric. It reflects the values of the club and captures what is played inside it. The musical content of each compilation is our foremost priority. People are not expected to tell us what magazines they read, what websites they like, when they were born or who their favourite DJ is. There Read more…

Lobbies belong in old-timey hotels and politics – and we are neither. Welcome to your London Bankside living room, where all couches are yours to lounge on, the books are yours to read, and the Wi-Fi is superfast and free to surf. And in the middle – your own cocktail bar. Cheers! Read more…

The Hotel Indigo® London Paddington hotel is nestled in a busy part of the Paddington neighborhood, a place defined by comings and goings—vibrant with movement, eclectic and multicultural—things that vividly inspire our décor and overall experience. Inside, you’ll find modern interiors with thoughtful design details, bold colors and photo murals that tell our area’s diverse story in pictures. While the Read more…

Gordon Ramsay’s First Restaurant In 1998, at the age of 31, Gordon set up his first wholly owned restaurant, Restaurant Gordon Ramsay, in Chelsea. Combining an intimate ambience with exquisite French cuisine. By 2001 the restaurant had gained three Michelin stars, which the establishment retains today. In 2007, Clare Smyth MBE, was appointed to the position of Chef Patron, becoming Read more…

Ministry of Sound first opened its doors way back in September 1991. Inspired by New York’s cavernous house venues, our home was a derelict bus garage in south London – an area that, at the time, was more infamous than famous. The first night had no alcohol, three flashing lights, moody security and unless you knew the names of at Read more…

Cover Charge: 10£ Located in Camden, on Saturday nights you can always have a good time in KOKO, a highly energetic club. It is invite only, however it is easy to get on the invite list through the website. The party atmosphere automatically hits you when walk in and hear club music blasting, people dancing, mental light visuals, and a Read more…

Hyde Park is London’s largest green space. It covers an area of around 340 acres from Bayswater in the north to Green Park in the south and from Kensington Gardens to Mayfair from west to east. Owned by Westminster Abbey in the Middle Ages, Henry VIII acquired it via the Dissolution for a hunting forest. From 1637 onwards, the public Read more…

The British Museum was founded in 1753 and opened its doors in 1759. It was the first national museum to cover all fields of human knowledge, open to visitors from across the world. Enlightenment ideals and values – critical scrutiny of all assumptions, open debate, scientific research, progress and tolerance – have marked the Museum since its foundation. The Museum Read more…

The National Gallery was founded in 1824 when the British government bought a collection of 38 paintings from the estate of the merchant John Julius Angerstein (1735–1823). The collection was first exhibited on May 10 of that year in Angerstein’s house at 100 Pall Mall, but in 1838 it was reopened to the public in its current premises. This Neoclassical Read more…

Our Neighbourhood The core of East London if you will, Shoreditch is very much alive and kicking, buzzing with creative energy, graffiti, independent boutiques, great bars, eateries, and street food. What were once industrial buildings are now covetable flats and slick offices. Whether you want to eat well, dance until late, fix up your hangover with brunch, stroll through the Read more…