And Traveling the World
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 share another self-guided London walking tour with you. I promised to tell you more about south London, so this walk is focused on Dulwich village. I’ve been walking here a lot since I moved south of the river, and I love the beautiful houses, pretty streets, and green spaces. As such, here’s another free tour of London in the form of A Lady in London’s self-guided walk in Dulwich village.
London has an amazing capacity for secrets. There are places hidden behind high streets and on side streets, easily overlooked by those that don’t know to seek them out. One in particular is Temple, London. This part of the city center is tucked away behind the historic facades on Fleet Street. Steeped in history and legend, it’s worth discovering.
Today I’m continuing my themed itinerary series with a London itinerary for tea lovers. If you love London tea shops, afternoon tea, and other aspects of the British tea culture, this is for you.
