And Traveling the World
I love being by the river in London. From the iconic views to the entertainment, there’s always something to get excited about. I’ve spent a lot of time by the Thames since I moved to London, and today I want to share my guide to Bankside. This area is one of the most beloved spots along the river, and there’s a lot going on here. Read on for the highlights. I’ve included a map as well.
Exciting news: today’s the 18-year anniversary of the day I started the A Lady in London blog! It’s hard to believe how far it’s come since I created it back in 2007, not least because it began as a hobby. I’m excited to celebrate this milestone, and I want to share a few thoughts with you.
The Cotswolds are the stuff of English countryside dreams. Their thatched roofs and storybook cottages come straight out of a fairy tale. Given how much I love visiting this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), I’ve spent years gaining experience of how to visit the Cotswolds without a car. If you want to do the same, read on for my top picks for Cotswolds day trips by train. There’s a map, too.
Today I want to share my guide to an Amersham circular walk with you. This scenic route in Buckinghamshire is a fun way to get into the English countryside near London. Nestled in the Chess Valley, it’s so close to the city you can get here on the tube. If a leg stretch near the UK capital appeals to you, read on for the route, map, and photos.
