Travel back in time when Rome was in its full glory and find yourself standing in the Colosseum’s arena. Hear the roar of 80,000 people and feel the eyes of the Roman emperor on you. Colosseum: The Legendary Arenais now open for booking.
Book your ticket with Fever and use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF!
[BLOG POST IN BIO] ℂ𝕠𝕝𝕠𝕤𝕤𝕖𝕦𝕞: 𝕋𝕙𝕖 𝕃𝕖𝕘𝕖𝕟𝕕𝕒𝕣𝕪 𝔸𝕣𝕖𝕟𝕒 ⚔️ Immersive VR experience 👉 Book your ticket with @Fever and use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF! Don your VR headset and let yourself teleported back in time to the ancient Rome 🏛️ Visit busy markets, meet senators and citizens, interact with objects, witness gladiator battles up close and hear the roar of the crowd around you 🏟️ 📍 213-219 Camden High Street, London, NW1 7BT (In front of Camden Town Station. The entrance is between JD Sports and Urban Outfitters) #feverambassador#colosseum#vrexperience#immersiveexperience#ancientrome
Don your VR headset and let yourself teleported back in time to the ancient Rome.
Visit busy markets, meet senators and citizens, interact with objects, witness gladiator battles up close and hear the roar of the crowd around you.
You will be guided by Caius, a local boy who will show you secret chambers, the local market and the best view to the arena.
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Step on the wooden elevator and ascend with the legendary gladiator, Flamma before witnessing him fight and win in front of the Roman emperor.
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Flamma was one of the most famous gladiators in Rome. He had 34 recorded battles, which is extraordinary considering the lethality of the battles. He had 21 victories, drawing 9 and only 4 losses.
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Flamma was offered freedom multiple times but each time he refused because he preferred to be a famous gladiator and die in front of the eyes of thousands to being forgotten and anonymous.
Take part in a sea battle and learn what kind of animals they used in gladiator battles. It’s really scarry encountering face-to-face with a bear even if you know it’s not real. You can imagine how blood chilling experience it must have been to the gladiators.
Cutting-Edge Technology and Years of Historical Research
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Colosseum: The Legendary Arena is the result of cutting edge technology and years of historical research.
The 45-minute experience has been created in collaboration with Small Creative studio to deliver a historically authentic recreation of the Colosseum and the era of the Roman empire.
Colosseum: The Legendary Arena is perfect for kids over 8 and family, history enthusiasts and VR adventurers.
TIP: Use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 at the checkout to get 10% OFF!
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Danish photographer known for capturing icons from the film and music industry, Søren Solkær, turns his lens toward the mysterious and secretive underground world of street art. Following the success in New York and Los Angeles, SURFACE: Photo Exhibition by Søren Solkærnow arrived in London for a limited time only.
Book your ticket with Fever and use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF!
[BLOG POST IN BIO] Love photography? You’ll love this new photo exhibition in London! SURFACE: Photo Exhibition by Søren Solkær 📸 👉 Book your ticket with @Fever and use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF! Danish photographer, Søren Solkær, famous for capturing film and music legends like Amy Winehouse, Dua Lipa, Adele, and Sir Paul McCartney now turns his lens towards urban legends of street art 🏙️ Søren Solkær is known for his out-of-this-world portraits blending photography, painting and cinematic lighting The exhibition follows Solkær’s three year journey across different cities, including Miami, Amsterdam, Sydney and Los Angeles, showcasing 80 leading street artists with their artworks 📍 Sussex Mansions. 79 – 85 Old Brompton Road, London ❗️It’s in the same building as the BANKSY exhibition. Use the same entrance and tell a member of staff, you’re here for the SURFACE exhibition and they will guide you there. 📆 Until 1st February 2026 🕰️ Available time slots are varied. Please, check when booking #feverambassador#photography#photoexhibition#graffiti#streetart
After capturing such legends like Amy Winehouse, Dua Lipa, Adele, and Sir Paul McCartney for over 20 years, Danish photographer, Søren Solkær now turns his lens towards urban legends of street art.
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Søren Solkær is known for his out-of-this-world portraits blending photography, painting and cinematic lighting. Solkær’s new exhibition at Sussex Mansions is not just a collection of eye catchy images. Each photo tells a story by capturing the essence of a hidden and secretive world.
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The exhibition follows Solkær’s three year journey across different cities, including Miami, Amsterdam, Sydney and Los Angeles, showcasing 80 leading street artists with their artworks.
Street Art Legends
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Among the street art legends you can find Invader, D*Face, Blek le Rat and Shepard Fairey whose unique styles can be instantly recognisable if you’re familiar with street art. Just think the famous ‘Bubble Girl’ in Whitby Street in London painted by Jimmy C. or Invader’s iconic ceramic tile mosaics often featuring 8-bit ghosts from video games.
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Each street artist is photographed alongside with their work, many of them covering their faces with masks or props to hide their true identity, while on-site lighting creates a mystical, otherworldly atmosphere.
If you love street art, this is a must-visit exhibition in London!
It’s in the same building as the BANKSY exhibition. Use the same entrance and tell a member of staff, you’re here for the SURFACE exhibition and they will guide you there.
Opening Times
Until 1st February 2026
Available time slots are varied. Please, check when booking
Tickets
Adult tickets start from £14.50 (+£1.11 booking fee)
TIP: Use discount code: ADVENTURERLDN10 when booking with FEVER and get 10% OFF!
Ready for your next adventure? Turn your heartbeat into digital art! With a new immersive installation at MOCO Museum, called ‘Heart Spece’, you can do just that! The installation uses real-time biometric data to translate your heartbeat into a mesmerising digital art you can download and even order a printed version of it.
Selfridges is inviting you to ‘the most magical Christmas’ ever with spectacular window displays, light shows, surprise pop-up performances and an 11-metre tall 3D Disney Castle, inspired by inspired by the Cinderella Castle in Disneyland Paris.
Iconic department store, Selfridges has teamed up with Disney this festive season and promises ‘the most magical Christmas’ ever.
Selfridges’ larger than life Christmas campaign, featuring a show stopping Disney-inspired light and music show every evening throughout the festive season until the end of December.
There is an 11-metre tall Disney Castle on the building’s façade at the corner of Oxford Street and Duke Street. The installation is inspired by Cinderella’s Disney Castle in Disneyland Paris, and this is the largest installation on the store for over 50 years.
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There are 12 enchanting window displays, featuring the most iconic Disney cartoons, characters and animation films, including Cinderella, Peter Pan, 101 Dalmatian, Pinocchio, and Beauty and the Beast.
TIP: Make sure you visit the installations after dark for the most magical experience.
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Visitors can witness the Disney magic come to life in every 15 minutes from 5pm-9pm when Tinker Bell travels over 100 metres across the window displays spreading pixie dust.
Mickey Mouse-Inspired Oversized Baubles
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Inside the store, more magic awaits!
Huge Mickey Mouse head disco baubles are hanging next to the main elevators, creating a dazzling spectacle.
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A singing and dancing show is taken place at different dates and times throughout November and December, featuring confetti shower, and dancing Mickey Mouse-inspired baubles whose costumes have been designed by Selfridge’s long term collaborator, Max Allen.
Pop-Up Disney Store
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Don’t miss the Disney pop-up corner shop located right under the Disney Castle where exclusive Disney merchandise is available to purchase.
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On the lower ground floor, you’ll find a brand new collaboration featuring Winnie the Pooh and Mickey Mouse, reimagined in Selfridges’ iconic yellow.
If this is not enough, over 70 brands – lifestyle, beauty, fashion, food and more – are collaborating with Disney within Selfridges and 80% of their lineup have been created specifically for this partnership.
Disney Afternoon Tea and Treats
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Dolly’s Café on the lower ground floor has transformed into an enchanting Disney night sky scene.
There is a bookable Disney Classics Afternoon Tea available throughout November and December.
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There is also a range of Disney-inspired sweet treats available for eat in or takeaway, inspired by Mickey Mouse, Cinderella, Snow White, the Beauty and the Beast and more.
Locals and tourists in Birmingham, and Manchester can also enjoy interactive experiences, special window displays with bespoke animation, and exclusive Disney collaboration products.
Dragon questers! Japan Centre London has teamed up with popular Japanese role play game, Dragon Quest to host a pop-up with special Slime-themed menu.
Japan Centre x Dragon Quest
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The Japan Centre x Dragon Quest collab is revolving around the game’s iconic slime characters.
The collab includes a special Slime-themed menu, so if you ever wondered what a slime would taste like, here’s your chance to find out.
The Menu
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The special menu includes Slime Bubble Lemonade (£4.50), Seaslime Mochi Donut (£4), Shell Slime Adzuki Matcha Shaved Ice (£4.75) and She-slime Lava Mountain Curry (Karaage £10.45 or Pumpkin Croquettes £9.95).
The menu items are available to purchase either on their own or as a meal deal.
There are two types of Dragon Quest meal deal available:
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Slime Meal Deal (£7.50) includes a Slime Bubble Lemonade and a Seaslime Mochi Donut. This one is available at both Japan Centre, Leicester Square and Ichiba London.
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Dragon Quest Meal Deal (£16.50) includes a Slime Bubble Lemonade, She-slime Lava Mountain Curry (with Karaage or pumpkin croquettes) and a Seaslime Mochi Donut. This one is only available at Ichiba London.
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Plus, you’ll get a FREE Slime sticker sheet when you purchase any meal deal.
To help you immerse into the Dragon Quest world, there are decorations and cut-outs all over the shops to take selfie with.
Japan Centre x Dragon Quest Competition
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Post your best selfie at the Dragon Quest pop-up (either at Japan Centre or Ichiba) and win Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake STANDARD EDITION Digital!
All you have to do is share your selfie on your channel and follow and tag @japancentre and @dragonquest. 5 winners will be randomly selected.
Ready for your next adventure? Whilst you’re at Westfield White City, why not visit the UK’s first Nintendo pop-up store? It’s located on the ground floor opposite the LEGO Store.
Towering skeletons, a medieval dungeon, a cursed tomb and a pagan ritual site. Get ready for a new, thrillingly immersive Halloween trail in Blenheim Palace.
[BLOG POST IN BIO] 𝙃𝙖𝙡𝙡𝙤𝙬𝙚𝙚𝙣 𝙖𝙩 𝘽𝙡𝙚𝙣𝙝𝙚𝙞𝙢 𝙋𝙖𝙡𝙖𝙘𝙚 🎃🦇 Huge thanks to @Freemans Event Partners , @Blenheim Palace , and @RG Live for the invite to Halloween at Blenheim! ⚰️🧛🏻♂️ Come with us into a spooky forest where glowing eyes follow your every move from the shadows, ghostly lights float and flicker in the fog and skeletons loom out of the darkness 👀 Venture down twisting pathways, encounter with carnivorous plants and pumpkins, witness pagan rituals and explore cursed Egyptian tombs 🪦 Pierce your fangs into devilishly good food and drink: sell your soul for a Heaven & Hell burger 🪽🔥, put your claws on a Trick or Treat Pizza 🎃🍕 or savour the essence of a Vampire Dog 🧛🏻♂️🌭 😱 FOR A VERY LIMITED TIME ONLY! 23rd October – 2nd November 2025 🎟️ Make sure you book your tickets now #HalloweenatBlenheim#halloweentrail#halloween2025
Come with us into a spooky forest where glowing eyes follow your every move from the shadows, ghostly lights float and flicker in the fog and skeletons loom out of the darkness.
Blenheim Palace has a brand new Halloween Trail this year and it’s spookier and more immersive than ever.
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If you’re brave enough to step along the trail, you will encounter cursed tombs where the dead come alive, a medieval dungeon full of dark secrets, giant spider webs ready to trap the unwary, a pagan ritual site with ancient power and so much more!
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During the trail light and sound effects, live actors, fire show and other entertainments (plus, a bit of jump scare here and there) help you fully immerse into the thrill.
Enjoy It Twilight or Moonlight
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Blenheim Palace Halloween Trail is designed to provide an atmospheric and enjoyable experience for all ages. It’s spooky but definitely not as frightening as a house of horrors.
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Time slots available from 4pm, so families with younger children can explore the surprises in daylight while those who are there for the spook and eeriness may prefer walking through the trail under moonlight.
Bewitch Your Tastebuds
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Blenheim Palace has partnered withFreemans Event Partners to make sure you always have something devilishly delicious to pierce your fangs into during the trail.
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Halloween-inspired food and drinks menu are served up for all the family. Pick your side with the Heaven & Hell Burger, put your claws on a Trick or Treat Pizza or savour the essence of a Vampire Dog.
Meat-free and gluten-free options available for ghouls on a special diet.
Craving something sweet?
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Toast marshmallows over glowing coals, munch on warm churros or sip on an Oreo Cookie Monster Hot Chocolate.
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Boozy brews also available. Indulge in a Spiced Apple Pie cocktail or warm your soul with a hot toddy.
Halloween Afternoon Tea
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Why not finish your experience with a Halloween-themed afternoon tea?
Choose from Premium Afternoon Tea (this includes a Zombie Cocktail or a glass of Hundred Hills Pink Fizz), Traditional Afternoon Tea or treat the little monsters with Children’s Afternoon Tea.
Expect a selection of horrid but delicious treats, including dead man’s eyes sand-witches, headless horseradish slider, graveyard mushroom sausage rolls and other ghoulish delights.
Time slots can be varied. Please, see available time slots when booking.
Flexible tickets also available. They’re called ‘Anytime tickets’ and they permit entry at any time for the Halloween Trail between the first session and 10pm on the date your ticket is booked for.
[BLOG POST IN BIO] 𝖳𝗁𝖾 𝖼𝗎𝗍𝖾𝗌𝗍 𝖪-𝗉𝗈𝗉 𝗉𝗈𝗉-𝗎𝗉 𝗂𝗇 𝖫𝗈𝗇𝖽𝗈𝗇 💕 Seventeen fans, you don’t want to miss this! Tag a Seventeen fan! 🍒🐰🐸🐯 The UK’s no.1 K-pop store, @SOKOLLAB recently opened their official Miniteen House Party pop-up shop in London. What to expect: • Cute photo ops with the characters • DIY charm station • Official Seventeen 10th anniversary lightstick and light keyring • Tons of cute merch to shop by character • FREE Miniteen fan with every purchase (no spend limit) until stock lasts #seventeen#miniteen#kpop#koreanpop#kpopmerch
The pop-up is at the same location where the Enhypen pop-up store was in Design District, North Greenwich.
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There are cute photo opportunities with all the characters, global pop-up exclusive merch, DIY charm station and so much more!
If this is not enough, you can put your paws on an official Seventeen 10th anniversary lightstick and light keyring.
DIY Charm Station
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Similarly to Enhypen pop-up, this Miniteen pop-up also includes a DIY charm station where you can pick ‘n mix as many cute elements as you wish to make your own unique Miniteen charm.
Miniteen Merch
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Tons of different official merchandise are available in the store. Keep an eye on Sokollab’s Instagram channel where they share the full list of merch and new arrivals.
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The Miniteen House Party merch collection includes pin badges, magnets, playing cards, umbrella, beach towel, mood lamps, pens, plushies, hats, wallets, lightsticks and so much more.
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You can shop by character, so whichever your favourite character, you can easily find the related merch, whether it’s a plushie, pouch, pen or pin badge.
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The prices are quite reasonable for an official K-pop pop-up store. Even if you have a tight budget, you’ll definitely find something. The elements at the charm station are for £2-3, while a really cute plush pen is just £13, ping badges and magnets are £12.
If you purchase anything in the store, you’ll get a cute Miniteen fan! Hurry up! It’s available while stock lasts!
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The store is super cute, and the staff is friendly and helpful. They help you with your DIY charms if needed or take photo of you at the photo ops if you arrived by yourself.
NO booking required. Simply join the queue and wait for the security to let you in.
Ready for your next adventure? Mitsuba Japanese Restaurant is the only place that sells Totoro and Miffy pastry in London. Plus, you can read manga for free while at the restaurant.
Gong cha x Felix ❤️ Here’s where you can sill get the Felix pin badge @Your number 1 boba buddy 📍Gong cha Romford Unit FR8A, Cha, The Brewery, 1st floor, Gong, 10 Waterloo Rd, Romford RM1 1AU #gongchafelix#straykidsfelix#felix#felixgongcha#straykids
Famous Taiwanese bubble tea chain with over 2,200 stores across 29 markets globally has teamed up with K-pop superstar, Felix Yongbok Lee to attract more younger customers.
Stray Kids Felix is now the new brand ambassador to Gong cha and the collaboration started earlier this year in South Koreabefore spreading globally during the Summer and Autumn.
The collab has been super successful and broken all sales records, and it has finally arrived in the UK in late September and now available in all Gong cha stores across the country.
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There are three different boba teas to choose from: Brown Sugar Milk Tea, Oolong Tea with Coconut Jelly and Felix’s absolute favourite, Taro Milk Tea with Pearls which he usually has with 100% sweetness and extra pearls.
Although, there is a range of Felix merch available in the South Korean Gong cha stores, in the UK, there are only pin badges currently available.
Free Felix Pin Badges and Where to Get Them
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If you purchase any two from the Felix’s Picks range, you’ll get a free pin badge.
Gong cha’s most popular store in Covent Garden has already run out of the pin badges, but there is a secret location where all the four different designs are still available.
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Plus, there is a life-size Felix cutout to take selfie with.
Gong cha recently opened a new shop in Romford where they sell not only bubble tea, but also cute, branded merch and desserts.
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In that store they have all the different pin badges and when we visited, a friendly member of staff even gave us the opportunity to pick whichever we liked (usually you got a random one).
Ready for your next adventure? Squid Game fans, this one is for you! You’ve seen it, now you can play it! This is your sign to book your tickets for Squid Game: The Experience in this Spooky Season.
FEVER not only gives you 20% off the tickets, but you can get an EXTRA 10% OFF if you use discount code ADVENTURERLDN10 at the checkout! Book here
V&A South Kensington opened their highly anticipated exhibition, ‘Marie Antoinette Style’ in this September. The exhibition delves deep into the French Queen’s influence on fashion, design and pop culture.
[BLOG POST IN BIO] 𝑀𝒶𝓇𝒾𝑒 𝒜𝓃𝓉𝑜𝒾𝓃𝑒𝓉𝓉𝑒 𝒮𝓉𝓎𝑒 𝐸𝓍𝒽𝒾𝒷𝒾𝓉𝒾𝑜𝓃 @V&A Museum What to expect: • Original items never seen before in the UK • Items belonged to or worn by Marie Antoinette • An original letter written by the 19-year-old Marie Antoinette • The most expensive diamond necklace ever made in France (Louis V ordered it for Madam du Barry) • Original film costumes worn by Kirsten Dunst and Elle Fanning • Designer clothes inspired by Marie Antoinette (Dior, Vivienne Westwood, Valentino and more) …and so much more! 📆 Open until 22nd March 2026 📍 V&A South Kensington #marieantoinette#versailles#dior#viviennewestwood#kirstendunst
With over 250 objects, including pieces loaned from Versailles, ‘Marie Antoinette Style’ exhibition is not just the first of its kind in the UK, but also the third to take place outside of France. Some objects have never seen before in the UK.
The exhibition brings all the glitz and glam of the French royal court through a gorgeous collection that includes pieces belonged to Marie Antoinette, clothing, decorative arts and contemporary fashion designer pieces from such brands like Dior, Vivienne Westwood, and Valentino.
There are also costumes on display worn by Kirsten Dunst in Sofia Coppola’s film, ‘Marie Antoinette’ (2006), a court dress worn by Norma Shearer in W.S. Van Dyke’s ‘Marie Antoinette’ in 1939, as well as a gown hat and accessories worn by Elle Fanning in ‘The Great’ Season 3, Episode 3 in 2023.
Maire Antoinette
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Marie Antoinette is the most controversial and fashionable queen in history. Her name summons lavish lifestyle, unimaginable luxury and extravagance.
Marie Antoinette has had an enormous influence on fashion, design, arts, interiors and more.
Although Marie Antoinette was hugely unpopular to the French people (her nickname was Madame Deficit) at her time, she undoubtedly shaped and still shaping our taste through fashion, film, and arts.
This is the design legacy of an early modern celebrity and the story of a woman whose power to fascinate has never ebbed.
Highlights of the Exhibition
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On entering the main exhibition room, the first thing you’ll see is a gorgeous wedding dress, worn by Marie Antoinette’s sister-in-law, Duchess Hedvig Elisabeth Charlotta, for her wedding in Versailles in 1773.
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Original slippers, worn by Marie Antoinette are also on display.
In her early days in court, she received four new pairs of shoes each week. She quickly mastered the ‘Versailles glide’, a graceful walk that gives the illusion of the feet barely touching the ground.
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This necklace was ordered by Louis XV for his mistress Madam du Barry; however, the king died before the necklace was completed. With diamonds 2,842 carats in total, this necklace was the most expensive ever made on France.
It was later offered to Marie Antoinette who refused.
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Marie Antoinette’s jewellery casket and armchair are also on display. She received the jewellery casket as a wedding gift when she first arrived in France in 1770. The casket is richly decorated with Sèvres floral porcelain plaques, and it has a lockable drawer.
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The armchair encapsulates Marie Antoinette’s late style: white, and gilded Neoclassical schemes and flower decoration. She used this chair in her private dressing room during her final Summers at the Château de Saint-Cloud.
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A letter written by the 19 years old Marie Antoinette to Count Rosenberg, in which she expresses her loneliness and incompatibility with her husband, Louis XVI.
She wrote: “I do not share the King’s taste. He is only interested in hunting and in mechanical work…I know you will agree that I would look quite awkward standing at the forge: I would not make a good Vulcan, and if I were to play the role of Venus, that would bother him far more than my real tastes, which he does not seem to mind.”
Her marriage remained unconsummated for seven years.
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Marie Antoinette was executed on 16th October 1793. In the morning, she sat down to write her final notes into her prayer book. It says: “My God, have pity on me! My eyes have no more tears to cry for you my poor children; adieu, adieu!”
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This medallion contains the hair of Marie Antoinette’s and her younger son, Louis-Charles’s. The light blond in the middle is Louis-Charles’s, while the darker blond encircle around it is her mother’s.
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The guillotine blade is from the French Revolution and is reputed to be the one that beheaded Marie Antoinette. Madame Tussaud’s sons bought it from the grandson of the High Executioner during the French Revolution.
Film Costumes and Designer Clothes
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The final room is dedicated to contemporary clothing, including Dior, Channel, Vivienne Westwood, Valentino, Moschino and more.
In the centre of the room there is the ‘Marquise Masquée’ gown made by John Galliano for Christian Dior. The pastel green gown blends Dior’s timeless glamour while paying tribute to Marie Antoinette’s court dress.
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The two show-stopping cake dresses are from Moschino. They’re a spectacular celebration of Marie Antoinette’s style blended with whimsical modernity and pop culture.
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There are a series of costumes from Sofia Coppola’s 2006 film ‘Marie Antionette’.
The Oscar-winning costumes were designed by Milena Canonero and worn by Kirsten Dunst who played Marie Antoinette.
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This costume was worn by Elle Fanning in ‘The Great’ Season 3, Episode 3. ‘The Great’ (2020 – 2023) is a fictional series about the life of Catherine II of Russia.
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Another amazing court dress from the 1939 film ‘Marie Antoinette’ worn by Norma Shearer. Costume designer Gilbert Adrian drew inspiration from Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun’s portraits of Marie Antoinette which he blended with Hollywood glamour.
Adrian’s fascination with the 18-century fashion extended to his other works, including ‘The Wizard of Oz’ (1939). You can clearly recognise this influence in Glinda’s dress.
Shop
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The exhibition shop resembles to a lavish dining room in Versailles. The tables are covered with champagne coloured table clothes, and the products are displayed on three tiered trays and arranged as if they were luxury desserts.
Make sure you spend a bit of time here and explore the wide range of beautiful products. There are Christmas tree decorations, tea towels, prints, pin badges, jewellery and even marzipan desserts that look exactly like real fruits.
V&A Café
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On your way out from the Marie Antoinette exhibition you’ll pass London’s most beautiful museum café, the V&A café which is the oldest museum café in the world. It dates back to 1868, meaning it has been serving inhouse refreshments for over 150 years.
Its grand arches, opulent chandeliers, and high stained glass windows make it suitable for a queen.
Ready for your next adventure? Banksy Limitless exhibition is now open, and you can get 10% off your ticket! Book with Fever and simply use code ADVENTURERLDN10 at the checkout to get the discount. The Banksy Limitless exhibition is a 15-minute walk or 8 minutes (3 stops) by bus from V&A.
This is your rare opportunity to see street art in a formal gallery setting. World famous street artist and activist, Banksy, has transformed Sussex Mansions, into a one-of-a-kind exhibition where the raw power of street art connects with the cultural heart of London.
𝘽𝘼𝙉𝙆𝙎𝙔 𝙇𝙞𝙢𝙞𝙩𝙡𝙚𝙨𝙨 exhibition is now open for a limited time only! Book your ticket with @Fever and use code: ADVENTURERLDN10 to get 10% OFF 🔗 LINK IN BIO What to expect: • 250 artworks including sculptures, photos, digital installations, and murals • Certified originals, one-of-a-kind pieces, and exclusive reproductions • An infinity room • Large-scale installations (including a tube station!) • Spray paint your own T-shirt experience • Exclusive merch …and much more! 📍 79 – 85 Old Brompton Road, SW7 3LD #fe#feverambassadoranksylimitless#banksy#banksylondon#graffiti
Located at the prestigious Sussex Mansions, Banksy Limitless promises a unique, London-exclusive exhibition with an infinity room, large-scale sculptures and murals, and the reproduction of some of his most famous murals exclusively for this exhibition.
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There are 250 original artworks on display in four immersive galleries to explore.
Infinity Room
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The Infinity Room is full of mirrors where you can encounter iconic installations, including the whimsical Cinderella’s Carriage, the Meat Truck and more!
Murals and Sculptures
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Marvel at Banksy’s original artworks painted on canvases, walk around sculptures and large-scale installations and get close to Banksy’s most famous creations, including the ‘Girl with Balloon’ or the famous rat mural he originally painted in Shoreditch.
Large-Scale Installations
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Walk through large-scale installations, such as a tube station platform, ‘Prankadilly Circus’, enjoy the view of the London Eye from new perspective, or walk around a bended iconic red telephone box.
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Visit the ‘Walled Off Hotel’ and watch the animated version of some of Banksy’s iconic characters.
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Step in the Banksy Zoo and admire the street artist’s thought provoking artworks like never before.
Louise Michel
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Louise Michel is a high-speed lifeboat that patrols the Mediterranean seas. It’s a former French Navy boat that famously decorated by Banksy in August 2020.
Banksy decorated the boat using a fire extinguisher and pink paint. He also painted a reimagined version of the balloon girl wearing a life jacket, reaching out for a heart-shaped lifebuoy on the side of the boat.
The boat was named after a French anarchist, Louise Michel, with aim to combine sea rescue with queer-feminism, anti-racism and anti-fascism.
The Louise Michel room at Banksy Limitless is inspired by that boat.
T-Shirt Spray Painting Experience
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There are two types of tickets available for the exhibition: standard and premium.
Make sure you choose the premium ticket when booking because it includes a one-of-a-kind T-shirt painting experience!
You can try spray painting and decorate your own tee which – of course – you can take home as a unique souvenir.
Graffiti Area
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Feeling creative? There is even a graffiti wall where anyone can show off their artistic skills. Grab a pen or a marker and draw or paint your heart out.
Banksy Merch
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Make sure you visit the Banksy shop before leaving. The shop is huge and full of exclusive items. There are T-shirts and hoodies, water bottles, aprons, pin badges, hats and tons of other merch.
[BLOG POST IN BIO] This Japanese restaurant sells Totoro and Miffy pastry 🌱🐰🥐 @Mitsuba三葉 If you’re a fan of My Neighbour Totoro or the iconic bunny, Miffy or simply love spending your time at a relaxed restaurant and read manga, Mitsuba is a must-visit 🍵 Mitsuba is a traditional Japanese Restaurant with a modern twist 🥢 It’s the only place in London where you can get Totoro and Miffy-shaped bread. They are freshly baked and available from around 1pm from Friday to Monday 🌱🐰🥐 Traditional Japanese breakfast and bento boxes are also available 🍱🥢 Plus, there is a manga self you can take any manga from and read it while in the restaurant 📖 📍Mitsuba | 92 North End Rd, London W14 9EX 🕰️ Mon – Thu: 9:30am – 6pm Fri – Sun: 9am – 6pm #japanesefood#totoro#miffy#japaneserestaurant#studioghibli
If you’re a fan of My Neighbour Totoro or the iconic bunny, Miffy or simply love spending your time at a relaxed cafés and read manga, Mitsuba is a must-visit.
Mitsuba is a traditional Japanese Restaurant with a modern twist.
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It’s the only place in London where you can get Totoro and Miffy-shaped bread. They are freshly baked and available from around 1pm from Friday to Monday.
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They are both made of fluffy sweet bread and the Totoro pastry is filled with delicious, sweet red bean paste while the Miffy head is filled with the same red bean paste, plus sweet and chewy mochi.
Lunch Bento Boxes
Bento box for lunch? Yes, please!
Mitsuba offers wide range of delicious Japanese-style bento boxes, including vegan and vegetarian options.
Each bento box has a balanced selection of food inside: one protein, one or two veggies of the day and white rice or furikake seasoned onigiri rice balls to support healthy balanced diet and provide all the nutrition your body needs.
From beef to teriyaki chicken to Miso salmon to tofu, everybody can find something they like and suitable for their diet.
Brunch Menu
Tokyo Salmon Breakfast
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The brunch menu is available all day from 9am to 5:30pm.
Each food on the menu is super healthy and made using home-style cooking method, meaning they’re full of flavour and taste just like in a restaurant in Japan.
The brunch menu includes Nagoya Onigiri set which comes with unlimited Miso soup, Kyoto Breakfast which contains all the nutrition your body needs to start the day: grilled Salmon, tamago egg, onigiri rice balls and vegetables.
Egg Royal is toasted Shokupan (Japanese milk bread) with two eggs of your choice, smoked Salmon and fresh salad.
Check out Mitsuba’s brunch menu and lunch bento menu here.
We tried the Tokyo Salmon Breakfast which is a traditional Japanese brunch and comes with a 100g grilled salmon, two onigiri rice balls, a boiled egg, Miso soup with seaweed and tofu, vegetables and Matcha mochi.
Drinks Menu
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Mitsuba offers a wide range of Matcha drinks, including the Insta-worthy Iced Levander Matcha Latte and Coconut Cream Latte.
Bubble tea and other hot and cold drinks also available.
Other Desserts
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All desserts are made in house by Mitsuba’s pastry chef to make sure you get the freshest and most delicious cakes every day.
If you love anime and manga, you will surely recognise the iconic Strawberry Cake with juicy fresh strawberry slices visible in each layer.
Matcha Basque Cheesecake is also a very popular choice by customers at Mitsuba because the cake is made with premium Matcha powder. It’s not just delicious, but super TikTokable and good for your health.
Yuzu Basque Cheesecake is made with real Japanese Yuzu juice, so if you want to try something very authentic that Japanese people love, Yuzu cheesecake is definitely a choice.
Please, take off your shoes
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If you really want to feel like you were in Japan, try the traditional Japanese seating area with tatami.
As this is a very traditional seating area, customers are encouraged to take off their shoes before entering. That’s not just a kind bow to Japanese traditions but it also can make your dining experience more authentic and special.
Free-to-Read Manga
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There is even a small shelf full of the most different manga titles.
Customers are free to pick any of them to read while at the restaurant.
When is the best time to get the Totoro and Miffy pastry?
The Totoro and Miffy bread are freshly made around 1pm from Friday to Monday.
They are very poplar and often sell out quickly, so make sure you arrive around 1pm to avoid disappointment.
Ready for your next adventure? If you’re a fan of Japanese culture and history, Japan House London is a must-visit. Their new exhibition: ‘Pictograms: Iconic Japanese Designs’ is completely free to visit. Plus, Japan House has a lovely café and shop selling special Japanese sweets, Matcha drinks and high-quality gifts straight from Japan. Japan House London is only a 16-minute journey from Mitsuba by bus.
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