Today we took teddy to Tate and got a good look of Saint Paul’s Cathedral along the way!

Amélie enjoyed the new turbine hall installed by Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, especially the curtains and rain effect but she commented a few times that the ‘crack‘ wasn’t there anymore.

We also really enjoyed the Cildo Meireles exhibition – sadly no photos allowed – which Amélie has been talking about all day. She was scared at first but was very impressed by a few of the installations, especially the red room and made us watch a whole documentary about the artist at the end of it. When she saw that the artist was allowed to touch the works (after she had been told not to touch anything) she declared ‘when I grow up I want to be an artist’.
We finished our visit with a picnic with a great view on Saint Paul’s Cathedral.


Amelie you’re a lucky child. So much exposure to culture and architecture in one of Europe very finest cities. Opa and Oma are mighty proud of you and can’t wait to see you at Xmas back in Belgium.