The Ultimate Guide to Oasis Vinyl Hunting in London After a reflective pilgrimage to the Royal Albert Hall, where the ghost of Noel Gallagher’s legendary acoustic set still lingers, my journey continued. I was headed to a personal sanctuary: Music & Video Exchange in Notting Hill. This isn’t just another record shop; it’s a place Continue reading “Oasis Vinyl Hunting in London: A Deep Dive into Music & Video Exchange”
From Museum Mile to a Music Mecca: The Walk to the Royal Albert Hall After immersing myself in the world of design at the Victoria and Albert Museum, I set out on foot towards a place of deep personal significance. My destination was just a short stroll away in South Kensington: the majestic, terracotta-domed sanctuary Continue reading “A Pilgrimage to the Royal Albert Hall: Chasing the Ghosts of Oasis’s Legendary Gigs”
London’s weather is notoriously fickle. One moment it’s sunny, the next, heavy clouds roll in. But there’s a place in South Kensington that turns even the gloomiest weather into a dramatic backdrop: the Natural History Museum London.After being moved by the handwritten lyrics of the Beatles at the British Library (read about that visit here: Continue reading “Natural History Museum London Guide: Dinosaurs, Blue Whales, and Architectural Wonders”
Hello, this is CityNomix. After enjoying a delightful breakfast at “Booking Office 1869,” feeling both satisfied and energized, I set off for my next destination in London. My theme for this trip is “Walk, Shoot, Write.” However, at the place I’m heading to now, I’ll be touching upon the very origins of “writing”—specifically, the raw Continue reading “The British Library & The Beatles: Finding Lennon and McCartney’s Handwritten Lyrics in London”
There is something magical about waking up in London, especially when you are staying at the St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel. Following a fantastic dinner last night at the hotel’s main dining venue, Booking Office 1869 (where I enjoyed some incredible beers and oysters—read the full dinner review here), I knew exactly where I wanted to Continue reading “Booking Office 1869 Breakfast Review: Dining Under the St Pancras Sky”
The Blue Glow on a London Evening Dusk settled over St. Pancras Station. The grand, stone facade cast long shadows, and a crisp chill in the air hinted at the coming winter. I was fresh from a successful trip to Marks & Spencer, my bag filled with delightful food souvenirs. But my mission, as CityNomix, Continue reading “Your Ultimate Guide to Boots UK: The Best Affordable Skincare & Souvenirs in London”
The Hunt Begins: A Record Collector’s Night in Soho As dusk settles over London’s Soho, the district transforms. The daytime bustle gives way to the electric hum of neon signs, and for a music lover like me, CityNomix, the real adventure begins. My record-digging pilgrimage, which already led me through the hallowed aisles of Sister Continue reading “My Epic Find at Rough Trade Vintage Soho: A Jimi Hendrix First Pressing”
A Grand Welcome: Discovering St Pancras International The morning in London began with a delightful breakfast at Booking Office 1869, a restaurant steeped in history. As I finished my meal, I reached for the heavy wooden door, expecting to step back onto a quiet city street. Instead, what unfolded before me was breathtaking. It wasn’t Continue reading “Eurostar London to Paris: Your Journey Begins at the Magnificent St Pancras Station”
An Honest St. Pancras London, Autograph Collection Review: History, Space, and a Very Long Walk For me, CityNomix, choosing a hotel is the first step in a dialogue with a city. It’s more than just a place to sleep. It’s a way to feel the city’s pulse and breathe its history. For my latest London Continue reading “A Tale of Two Hotels: My St. Pancras London, Autograph Collection Review”
Hello, this is CityNomix from Photomo. My work in digital marketing often takes me exploring cities, both at home and abroad, where I love to uncover local culture. Today, I’m excited to share my experience visiting a place deeply connected to my musical roots: Third Man Records London, the London outpost of the label founded Continue reading “Finding Authentic Rock ‘n’ Roll: My Journey to Third Man Records London in SOHO”
