Kerstmis along South Bank
London has established a European-style Christmas Market along the south bank of the Thames. If you’ve been to it’s German cousins, it’s familiar and cute, ‘not too crowded yet attracting a younger crowd than Koln or Aachen. There are all of the usual suspects: craft huts and sausage vendors, gluhwein and Jager shots (at 5.50 gbp!). The carousel is colorful and the huge skillets of potatoes and onions are a nice variation on the theme. But no sign of ice skating or lebkuchen, and I miss the commemorative mugs and eierpunsch.
The evening’s most spectacular scenes were in the restaurant, though (Bistro Bruno Loubet),
and across the river, skyline and light against the churning skies.
Labels: Cross-Cultural Contrasts, Events
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom]
<< Home