Nat
Hi, I am Nat Lou
I'm from ,
I am a performing artist; singing, dancing and acting for more than 15 years, who also has an extent knowledge in entertainment, events, arts and culture. I have studied in Brazil and the UK, and I got my degree in London. I am very passionate about life, exploring, travelling and learning. I am always searching for more...
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About me
Passionate about culture, arts and entertainment I have a lot of baggage... More than 4 years in London and 9 years around the world, having performed in 22 countries as a singer, dancer, actress and magician and of course always exploring the world!
friend presentation
Interests
- Culture & Local Events
- Art, Photography & Writing
- Gastronomy
- Local Shopping
- Music & Nightlife
- Wellness & Nature
City's Tips & Traps
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British Food.
Fish and Chips - Fried cod, chips and pea puree. Fish cake - Filleted fish croquette or salmon and other chopped or ground seafood. Chicken / Vegetable Curry - chicken or vegetables in a curry sauce, accompanied by white rice (basmati type) and a flat bread called Naan. There may be variations. Full English Breakfast - Bacon, fried eggs, tomatoes, mushrooms, baked beans, but which can also be cooked, with tomato sauce, sausage and toasted bread. There may be variations. Sunday Roast - Traditionally served on Sundays, consisting of a roasted meat, usually roast beef (it can be pork or chicken), accompanied by Yorkshire puddings, roasted potatoes, boiled vegetables and gravy (typical sauce). Shepherd's Pie / Cottage Pie - Beef or lamb pie, topped with mashed potatoes and baked in the oven. British pies (steak, kidney, pork...) Bangers and Mash - Sausages served with mashed potatoes. Sausage roll - Rolled sausage puff pastry. Scotch egg - Boiled egg wrapped in ground meat and breaded in breadcrumbs and fried. Afternoon tea - Victoria Sponge Cake, Scones, jam, double cream, sandwiches, English Breakfast tea. Puddings - Varied types of pudding for dessert. Bakewell Tart - Tart with crunchy pastry under layers of jam, frangipane and a topping of flaked almonds. Mince Pie - Sweet pie filled with a mixture of dried fruits and spices called 'ground meat', traditionally served during the Christmas season. -
TipPhotography & Views
London Parks
Regent’s Park, Battersea Park, Brockwell Park, Greenwich Park, Richmond Park,Green Park, Hyde Park, St James’s Park, Kensington Garden, Hampstead Heath (...) -
The Globe Theatre.
Globe Theater or The Globe is an English theater built in 1599 and destroyed on June 29, 1613 by a fire incident, being rebuilt in 1613 and permanently closed in 1642. Outside the current Globe Theater in Southwark, a modern building was built and reopened in 1997, about 200 meters from the original building, it is now called Shakespeare's Globe Theater or New Globe Theater. William Shakespeare was one of the owners, turning the theater into an arena for performances of plays such as Hamlet and King Lear. Closed in 1642, after the victory of the Puritans led by Oliver Cromwell in the English Civil War (1642-1649), the theater would be rebuilt and reopened in 1996. The reconstitution of the original features of the Globe was possible thanks to archaeological research, which discovered its foundations and the ruins of the Rose theater, built at the same time. -
The Hawley Arms.
Amy Winehouse's closest friends say that it was almost possible to say that her own home was on 2 Castlehaven Road in Camden Town - London. This is the address where The Hawley Arms is located; Amy Winehouse's favourite pub in London! There are plenty of stories... One of them is that Amy was not only a customer, people say that she often jumped 'over' the counter and served drinks to them as if she were a bartender. Also, many times she would sing a little bit at her pub from the heart. It is worth visiting this pub and Camden Town! -
London Museums.
British Museum, National Gallery, Science Museum, National Portrait Gallery, Victoria and Albert Museum, Royal Air Force Museum, Tate Britain, Wellcome Collection and many more...
Write about your own experiences guiding as a Local Friend. You can write these on your own voice, relating the unique experiences you were able to give who was traveling with you. Example: "Last week, I guided a traveler from Spain who wanted to experience the city beyond the main attractions. We started with a quiet morning at a small coffee shop only locals know, then wandered through a street art alley where I could share the stories behind each mural. They told me it was their favorite part of the trip because it felt like discovering a secret side of the city, one they would have never found alone."