We preceded a visit to the theatre in London on Wednesday with a look round the Portrait Gallery. It has undergone a lot of renovation work in recent years and now has special blinds that protect the artworks from damage by the sun but also create some fascinating silhouettes. A brief walk to our lunch stop at Ham Yard and then to the Harold Pinter theatre to see The Years - a wonderfully produced and acted play but not for the faint-hearted in places.
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The Portrait Gallery is an excellent option, and watching a play at the Harold Pinter Theatre makes for the perfect conclusion to a cultural day. This is precisely the kind of itinerary where the journey between locations should be as smooth and enjoyable as the experiences themselves.
After being deeply engaged with art and theatre, dealing with crowds or waiting for a taxi can feel like a disappointing end to the visit.
For future trips, our V Class Hire London ensures a seamless transition. Picture being greeted at the gallery door and then gently transported to Ham Yard for lunch, followed by a quiet, comfortable ride to the theatre, letting the experience stay with you.
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