And Traveling the World
It’s time for another self-guided London walking tour. I’ve gotten great feedback on my walks in west London, so I want to add another to the mix. Holland Park is one of my favorite places in the city to soak up colorful houses, pretty mews, and gorgeous gardens. If you want to explore the area’s highlights and hidden corners, here’s A Lady in London’s self-guided Holland Park walk. There’s a map, too.
There’s no getting around it: London is expensive. But while the cost of living and visiting may seem high, the UK capital has a lot to do and see that doesn’t cost a thing. In fact, there are so many free things to do in London that days go by when I don’t spend much at all. If you’re interested in learning more, read on for A Lady in London’s 51 free things to do in London.
The longer I live in the UK, the easier I forget to experience the big London attractions. When I first moved here I went around to all of them, but now I usually only go if I have a guest visiting. Lately I’ve been reminded of how amazing the city’s sights are, so today I bring you A Lady in London’s guide to 15 London attractions that are worth seeing.
Today I want to bring you my guide to Britain’s Wye Valley. One of the things I love about living in London is that there are so many weekend trips in the UK I can take. Which is why I’m excited to be on the border of England and Wales with a friend who’ll show me the best things to do in the Wye Valley.
