U.K. architect Erno Goldfinger’s striking and controversial 1939 design at 2 Willow Road in London was the first Modernist structure acquired by the National Trust. It’s worth a visit to see the home built by the architect that Ian Fleming named a Bond villain after.

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The Wallace Collection is a public museum in a stately London townhouse, filled with one of the greatest private collections of art ever bequeathed to the British nation.  The mansion is tucked away on leafy Manchester Square in London’s west end, just behind busy Oxford Street.

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Visitor National Trust Site Fenton House in London’s Hampstead Village and see glorious gardens, stately architecture and hear the melodies of prized early keyboards.

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