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When I moved to London, Shoreditch was the city’s capital of cool. All the edgiest bars and restaurants were there, and it was the place to go for a night out. But a decade on, other London neighborhoods have challenged the area for that title. Notably, Hackney. So today I bring you A Lady in London’s guide to the best things to do in Hackney.
Do you ever buy something and completely forget about it until right before it expires? I do. I was going through my wallet recently and realized I have an annual National Trust pass that’s about to go off. I picked it up in the Lake District on my road trip in England and Wales last year and it slipped my mind when I got back. But finding the pass motivated me to look for National Trust London properties I could visit before it was too late, and I discovered that there are a lot more than I thought.
Knightsbridge. Just the name sounds luxurious. This part of London is synonymous with the finer things in life, and for good reason. Luxury goods shops, high-end restaurants, and five-star hotels abound, and walking down the street is like stepping into a fashion shoot. If you want to learn more about this area, read on for A Lady in London’s guide to Knightsbridge.
It’s time for another self-guided walk in London. I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed my walks in Hampstead, Kensington, Notting Hill, and South Kensington, and now I want to bring you a self-guided walk in Chelsea.
