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Waterloo isn’t the most obvious London neighborhood to explore. It gets overshadowed by the South Bank and the giant train station. But there’s more to the area than there might seem, and I’ve found a lot to love about this place over the years. If you’re interested in discovering it, today I bring you A Lady in London’s guide to things to do in Waterloo, London.
It’s hot. So hot I want to be outside all day and night. Which is perfect because summer in London is the ideal time to head to the city’s outdoor bars. The best are the ones with a view, and there are lots to choose from. Since I promised I would write more about things south of the river, today I want to share my picks for the best rooftop bars in south London.
It’s time for another country walk. I’ve gotten great feedback from you about the ones I’ve shared so far, so today I want to bring you a guide to an Overton walk in Hampshire. I hope it inspires you to get outdoors and explore the English countryside.
London has its share of famous streets. From Piccadilly to Oxford Street, the King’s Road to Electric Avenue, the city’s thoroughfares are as famous as its sightseeing attractions. And if there’s one street that stands out in east London, it’s Brick Lane. If you want to discover this road and the surrounding area, read on for A Lady in London’s guide to things to do in Brick Lane.
