And Traveling the World
It’s early morning in Bath. I woke up with the sunrise, and now I have the streets to myself. I wander up to The Circus and around the Royal Crescent, taking in the golden stone buildings and relishing the quiet. This fleeting experience is the highlight of my weekend in Bath, but it’s not the only thing I’ve come to love on this getaway.
In recent years I’ve shared my suggestions for London itineraries on the blog. From 1 day to 5, I’ve recommended my favorite ways to discover the city in whatever number of days you have here. They’ve been some of my most popular posts, so today I want to share my itinerary for 6 days in London with you.
There’s so much to do in London that I could spend my whole life here and never feel like I’ve ticked all the boxes. But some things happen every year, so I get a second (and third, and tenth) chance. As such, today I want to share 51 things to do in London in 2026 with you. Or 2027. Or whatever year you get around to doing them.
Life keeps putting me in the way of the Arts and Crafts Movement. The movement focused on craftsmanship and design around the turn of the 20th century, and there are still people carrying on its ideals and techniques today. Over the last few years, my travels around the UK have taken me to some of the best examples of the movement’s historic architecture, furniture, art, and textiles, and today I want to share 15 of the best Arts and Crafts Movement places in Britain with you.
