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Afternoon tea is a classic British tradition. If you love finger sandwiches and decadent pastries, it’s a great way to indulge. But if you’re new to it, it can be a bit intimidating. If you’re in need of helpful tips, today I bring you A Lady in London’s guide to afternoon tea etiquette.
Want to explore somewhere different in London? Head to St Katharine Docks. This marina by Tower Bridge and the Tower of London is a world apart from the rest of the city in terms of both look and feel. Tucked away in its own self-contained area, its sea of masts and maze of footbridges makes it seem like it’s on the sea. If you’re curious, read on for A Lady in London’s guide to St Katharine Docks.
As much as I love London, I also like getting out into the countryside. One of the best things about living in the UK capital is that it’s easy to go and immerse myself in England’s natural beauty. If you feel the same way, today I want to share my favorite country walks near London with you.
It’s time for a Greenwich walk. I love London walks, and today I want to get out and share another self-guided London walking tour with you. Greenwich is rich in maritime history and historic architecture, and this part of the UK capital is worth exploring. If you want to find the best streets and hidden corners, read on for A Lady in London’s Greenwich walk. There’s a map, too.
