Cheval Life

Take the kids this Summer to a kingdom far far away and visit Shrek’s London Adventure on the Southbank! Begin your voyage boarding a magical 4D bus, be part of 10 live fairy tale shows, meet Donkey and Shrek’s pals and laugh out loud on this ‘mis’adventure!  http://bit.ly/1Sv7qpb Missed out on Wimbledon tickets this year? Don’t fret, celebrate the Great British Outdoors with screenings of the game in Victoria’s Cardinal Place and on the City’s One New Change shopping centre rooftop! Don’t forget the strawberries and cream!  http://bit.ly/1TAtssa With clear blue skies and luscious green grass, it’s the perfect weather for a picnic! Pop over to PAUL at Cheval Three Quays and pick up a picnic hamper to go. The 'Sac  à Pique-nique' is  complete with sandwiches or salads, packets of crisps, bottled drinks and even a cheeky tart slice or two wrapped up in a nifty and stylish cool bag!  http://bit.ly/1ywFOsw From turtles to sea dragons, visit Sea Lif...

Why not picnic in one of London’s sun kissed parks this Spring time? London’s very own Harvey Nichols and Harrods both offer gorgeous picnic hampers to enjoy featuring quaint crackers, creamy cheeses and tangy marmalades, to name just few. If you’re feeling adventurous why not visit Whole Foods market on Kensington High Street to make up a hamper of your own and then mosey on over to the beautiful Kensington Gardens? Kensington Gardens shares its home with Hyde Park separated only by the Serpentine Lake. If the children behave themselves why not treat them to a ride on a pedal boat after your scrumptious picnic treats? The gardens also pay tribute to the Princess Diana of Wales with a memorial playground featuring an impressive wooden pirate ship for the kids to enjoy. A bronze statue of Peter Pan also sits by the lake inspiring kids to ‘never grow up’ and stay young at heart. Harvey Nichols, Whole Foods market and Kensington Gardens are all just a short walk away from Che...