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One of my favorite things about weekends in London is the markets. The UK capital has an abundance of Saturday and Sunday markets that stretch from Notting Hill to Spitalfields, Columbia Road to Forest Hill. But one of the best-kept secrets is Herne Hill Market. It’s one of the top Sunday markets in London, and today I want to tell you all about it.
If there’s one part of England that keeps drawing me back, it’s the Cotswolds. I’ve fallen in love with this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty over the years, and today I want to share about my favorite village: Painswick. It will be the first in a series of blog posts I’ll publish about Cotswolds villages, and I hope you’ll enjoy hearing about them (and visiting, of course!). So read on for A Lady in London’s guide to things to do in Painswick.
It’s hard to find a prettier seaside town in England than Southwold. In the heart of the Suffolk Heritage Coast, this place is known for its colorful beach huts and iconic pier. But there’s a lot more to it than that, and if you have time to discover the town, you’ll find a lot of exciting things to do in Southwold.
One of the questions I get asked a lot is which of my self-guided walks in London is best to take in which season. To answer that, I’ve been publishing a series of blog posts about which walks to do when. I’ve already written about spring walks, summer walks, autumn walks, and Christmas walks, so today I want to share A Lady in London’s best self-guided London winter walks with you.
