And Traveling the World
Today I want to bring you my London autumn packing list. If you’re traveling to the city this season and you want an insider’s tips for what to bring in your luggage, read on for my seasonal essentials for the city. These items will help you travel light, stay warm in the ever-changing British weather, and get to the UK capital looking like a local. I’ve even included a free downloadable checklist.
I love being by the river in London. From the iconic views to the entertainment, there’s always something to get excited about. I’ve spent a lot of time by the Thames since I moved to London, and today I want to share my guide to Bankside. This area is one of the most beloved spots along the river, and there’s a lot going on here. Read on for the highlights. I’ve included a map as well.
It’s hard to beat Notting Hill. This famous part of London is known for everything from its huge street market to its chic boutiques and cute cafes. The neighborhood’s colorful houses and range of things to see and do make it a London favorite. And if there’s one place everyone knows here, it’s Portobello Road. Read on for my guide to this beloved street. I’ve included a map and everything.
I love a good bakery, and when that bakery lives up to its reputation I love it even more. London has an abundance of them, and a handful stand out for their quality and creativity. I find myself walking all over the city to seek them out and let my taste buds be tempted by what’s on the counter. If you want to do the same, read on for my guide to the best bakeries in London. I’ve included a map, too.
