And Traveling the World
There’s only one London neighborhood with a walrus. I know, I know. It sounds odd. But if you know what I’m talking about, you already know which part of the city I’m referring to. If you don’t, you’re going to want to get to know Forest Hill, London.
The villages of the Cotswolds are some of the most idyllic in England. Their storybook houses and thatched roofs are straight out of fairy tales, and they’re some of my favorite places to travel in the UK. Given I don’t drive, it used to be tricky to figure out how to get to and around the Cotswolds without a car. But over the last decade I’ve found some good strategies to avoid getting behind the wheel. If you’re wondering how to visit this part of England in the absence of your own vehicle, read on.
It’s time for another of my self-guided London walking tours. Rather than a neighborhood focus, this one has a theme: street art in London. There’s so much around the city that it’s easy to take it in. If you want to discover the best in one area, read on for A Lady in London’s street art tour of London’s Spitalfields and Shoreditch. There’s a map, too.
Today I want to bring you A Lady in London’s guide to the most beautiful places in England. One of the best things about living in London is getting to explore the UK. I’ve seen a lot of the country since I moved here, and new places keep winning me over with their picture-pretty streets, skylines, and shores.
