And Traveling the World
I love a picnic. The food. The sunshine. The company. It all adds up to a good time. And while London’s weather can make planning ahead for al fresco eating difficult, I always manage to sneak in a spontaneous picnic or ten during the warmer months. In fact, I’ve done so many over the years that I’ve found some of the top places in the city. If you want to know what they are, read on for A Lady in London’s guide to the best picnic spots in London.
There are few places that get me excited to travel in England like the Cotswolds. The pretty villages, rolling countryside, and idyllic scenery make this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty one of the most beautiful parts of Britain. If you want to explore, today I bring you A Lady in London’s guide to the best places to visit in the Cotswolds.
One of the things I love about living in London is being surrounded by all things royal. I had a view of Buckingham Palace from my flat for years, and frequently came across the Changing the Guard ceremony on my morning walks. If you love royal palaces in London, today I bring you A Lady in London’s guide to my favorites in the city.
It’s impossible not to love Bath. The city evokes Jane Austen romance, Roman ruins, and Georgian architecture like no other place in England. On all my trips to Bath I’ve been so busy admiring the outsides of buildings I haven’t spent much time inside them. But now that I’m back as a guest of Visit Bath, I’m ready to discover the best independent shops in Bath. And restaurants, too.
