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I love exploring London on foot. That’s particularly true in the City of London, where narrow passageways and historic lanes make for great discoveries. They also reveal some of the UK capital’s oldest and most atmospheric pubs. If you love walks and watering holes as much as I do, read on for my City of London pub walk. There’s a map, too.
One of my favorite things about London is that the city is comprised of a series of villages. Each has its own personality, and one of my favorites is Barnes. Located in the Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames, this part of southwest London is beloved for its pretty streets, independent shops, and natural beauty. Right on the river, it’s a great place to discover a local part of London most visitors (and many locals) miss. Read on for my guide. I’ve included a map, too.
Today I want to bring you my guide to the best places to see cherry blossoms in London. Every spring the UK capital becomes a sea of pink flowers. For several weeks, streets, parks, and gardens fill with the delicate petals of these pretty trees. I’ve spent many seasons seeking out the best in the city, and now I want to share my top picks with you. I’ve included an interactive map as well.
Today I want to share my London spring packing list with you. If you’re planning a trip to the city this season and you want a local’s tips for what to put in your bag, read on for A Lady in London’s seasonal essentials for the UK capital. These items will help you stay comfortable in the fickle British weather, travel light, and arrive looking (and living) like a local. I’ve included a free downloadable checklist, too.
