We lived in London for a number of years and it’s where my daughter was born, so I have a big soft spot for the city and I especially love the vibrant energy of London during the warmer months. We would quite often spend our weekends wandering the city from one end to the other – exploring all the different neighbourhoods as well as meandering through the many marvellous gardens scattered across the urban sprawl.

This photo was taken back in 2009 at the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion in Kensington Gardens. Every year, the Pavilion is redesigned by international architects as a unique showcase and this particular year it was designed by Japanese architects Kazuo Seijima and Ryue Nishizawa. This installation was made of aluminium and gave the appearance that it was floating, like smoke, freely between the trees whilst reflecting all of its surroundings above and below. I enjoy this picture for the kooky effect that occurred when you stood under the installation, plus the memory of a great day spent exploring London with my little family!

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Hi, I'm Lisa. Welcome to Baby Loves to Travel, a resource about our adventures travelling the world. Baby Loves to Travel offers helpful travel tips and reviews, as well as advice on activities for kids in destinations around the world!

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  1. That really is a cool effect, but I’m not sure how safe I’d feel standing underneath that thing. Those legs don’t look all that solid.
    My wife insists that I add “Oh what a cute baby!” at this point.

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