After V&A we headed to Harrod's, the famous department store that has over 200 departments. Harrod's even used to have a department for exotic animals (think lions, tigers, etc.) While they got rid of the exotic animal department and only sell them online... they still have the most amazing food hall I have ever seen. Fresh food, packaged food, caviar, meat, chocolate, teas... and the list goes on and on. I got suckered into a $5 cupcake for Lily, but it was worth it just to experience the food hall.
After Harrod's we a restaurant called Seafresh which was rated to have the top 5 fish and chips in all of England. I must say they were pretty darned good.
Our final stop of the day was the Museum of Natural History. Again, an amazing museum. And again, a little chaotic of a layout, but definitely awesome. Lily thoroughly enjoyed the oversized gemstone exhibit (she says she wants to be a gemologist when she grows up - or a chef). We definitely didn't have enough time or energy left to see all the exhibits so a return visit is definitely in our cards. And we didn't make it to the science museum yet. Oh, so many things to do and so little time.
Some pictures from the day.
The V&A Museum exterior
Room and room full of ceramics (just like this one)
Beautiful British artifacts
Lily trying on a hoop skirt and petticoat, just as they wore back in the day
The fish market in the food hall at Harrods
Museum of Natural History - escalator into the volcano
Enjoying her last day with both cousins - Roslyn leaves tomorrow for California
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