And Traveling the World
Today I want to bring you A Lady in London’s guide to wine, cider, and beer tasting in Kent. The Garden of England has a lot going for it when it comes to drinks, and there are plenty of wineries, cider producers, and breweries where you can go tasting in this part of England.
Today I want to bring you my guide to Kingston upon Thames. This underrated town blurs the border between Greater London and Surrey, and it’s worth a visit for its vibrant markets, rich history, and great shops.
Given my love of travel, I’ve scoured the UK capital for travel themed bars in London. In doing so, I’ve uncovered a number of great watering holes that transport guests to other worlds and underworlds from the convenience of our own metropolis. Read on to see what I’ve found.
The best views of London are evolving. When I moved here, the skyline was limited. The London Eye, Gherkin, and St Paul’s Cathedral were pretty much all that punctuated a low-lying architectural landscape.
But not long after I landed, a flurry of construction began that has changed the skyline irrevocably. From The Shard to the Cheese Grater, these new buildings not only have quirky names, but also great views.
They’re not the only places that offer sweeping panoramas, though, and today I bring you A Lady in London’s best views of London.
