And Traveling the World
I love going to afternoon tea in London. There are so many different places to indulge and so many unique takes on the ritual that I could try a different one every week and never get tired of it. In fact, that’s exactly what I’ve done. So today I bring you my top 3 picks for the best summer afternoon tea in London.
Today I want to share my favorite secret museums in London with you. From niche collections to historic houses, these museums are great places to dive deep into a specific subject, life, or genre.
One of the best things about living in London is that the city is so big I could spend my life exploring it and never be done. When I first moved to the UK, my only knowledge of east London was trendy Shoreditch. But over the years, I’ve discovered areas beyond Hoxton Square and Rivington Street. My favorite is London Fields.
When I first moved to London, one of the things that intrigued me most about the UK was the country walks. Large areas of Britain offer miles of walking paths, some of which take multiple days to cover. They cut through public property and private, farmland and country lanes, and they make popular day trips from London. Yesterday I experienced one such ramble on a country walk in Essex.
