And Traveling the World
Europe amazes me. When I studied in Nice as an 18-year-old I spent my weekends traveling to European cities and marveling at their beauty. From the rooftops of Prague to the canals of Venice, I was awed by heritage buildings and layers of history. I still am. I’ve visited a lot more cities since then and haven’t lost my sense of wonder. If you’re looking for the prettiest cities in Europe, today I want to share 11 of my favorites with you.
When I think of the English countryside, my mind goes to the Cotswolds. This Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is so deserving of its designation it’s sometimes hard to believe it’s real. But I’ve traveled here enough to know it is, and in doing so I’ve discovered some particularly lovely places. Today I want to share some of my favorites with you, so read on for A Lady in London’s 15 pretty Cotswolds villages.
Lately a lot of people have been asking me how long to spend in London when they’re traveling. It’s a tough question to answer, not least because I’ve been here for over 10 years and I still feel like there’s more to see. But if you don’t have a decade to visit the city, you can still pack a lot in. Today I want to share my thoughts on how much time is a good amount.
It’s a beautiful morning in Delft, Holland. The sun is shining on the canals, the roses are in bloom, and the sugary scent of stroopwafels fills the streets. I duck down a cobbled alley rich with bicycles and emerge to find a view of quintessential Dutch houses. There’s even a windmill in the distance.
