LONDON (ENGLAND)
LANESBOROUGH HOTEL
*****
1, Lanesborough Place
Hyde Park Corner SW 1x7 TA
Londres
Inglaterra
Phone: 44 207 259 55 99
Fax: 44 207 259 56 06
E-Mail: reservation@lanesborough.co.uk
Web page: www.lanesborough.com

THE LAST MEAL OF THE MILLENNIUM
Appetizers:
Special champagne cocktail
Cold and warm appetizers
The meal:
Lobster salad vinaigrette with Iranian caviar
Tomato sorbet
Rack of lamb stuffed with fresh vegetables
Roast poulard with French fries and onions
Dessert:
Strawberry whip with cream and various fruits flambéed
Finger cakes, truffles, and sweets

THE PARTY
There will be a gala celebration, with dancing and an all-night ball with a live band. The barman Salvatore Calabrese has created an exclusive cocktail for the occasion, called the Father Christmas, which features the colors of Christmas: red and white. Its ingredients are champagne, cognac, fresh cream, natural orange juice, sherry and Aperol liqueur. In addition, the Library Bar will be offering a variety of drinks for the occasion and, in accordance with custom, everyone will be invited to share a glass of sherry to ring in the new century.

PRICES
Dinner and celebration: for information, call 44 207 259 5599. Prices for rooms range from $317.00 to $661.00 .

RESERVATIONS
You can request information by e-mail at reservation@lanesborough.co.uk , or by phone by calling 44 207 259 5599.

THINGS TO SEE AND DO NEARBY
London, like Paris, New York or Amsterdam, offers so many possibilities to the visitor, that the best thing to do on your first visit to the city is to choose what you want to see and do based on your own likes and preferences.

In any case, we recommend here the obligatory visits, such as the Parliament, Westminster Abbey, and Big Ben, buildings that are the focus of the history of the Empire. The National Gallery is the Museum of Art par excellence, and the British Museum is the large general museum, as large and impressive as the Louvre and boasting half of ancient Egypt safe within its walls (it is said that there are more Egyptian objects in Britain than in the El Cairo museum).

And you can't leave London without seeing the Tower of London and the Tower Bridge, or sitting next to the fountain of Eros in Piccadilly Circus, or visiting Oxford Street or strolling past Buckingham Palace. Once you've made the basic tourist rounds, we recommend going for a stroll through Chelsea, the most fashionable neighborhood in London today, or having a beer in any of the Soho pubs.

They say that in London it's not easy to get a good meal, but that's history; in the last few years, English cooking has undergone radical changes, and there are quite a few good restaurants for visitors to try. We can especially recommend Rules, in Maiden Lane, the oldest restaurant in London, which offers the best in regional British fare; Bibendun, in Michelin House, one of the most modern in the city, offers quite imaginative cuisine; and Le Gavroche, in Upper Brook Street, offers the best French cuisine in London.