And Traveling the World
When I first moved to London I stayed in a hotel in Belgravia for three weeks. Despite not being in the neighborhood for a long time, I fell in love with it. The leafy squares, beautiful architecture, and great shops and restaurants all won me over. Then I moved to Hampstead and didn’t get down to Belgravia very often. But last week I was invited to the annual Motcomb Street Party, and I had a great excuse to return.
Today I want to bring you my Henley regatta guide. The British summer season is well underway. In the past month alone, we’ve had the Epsom Derby, Royal Ascot, and the Wimbledon Tennis Championships. But my favorite event of the summer is the annual Henley Royal Regatta, a rowing extravaganza featuring teams from all over the world.
Today I want to share my Medieval Banquet in London review with you. This restaurant in St Katharine Docks is a great place to come for a unique dining experience in the UK capital.
England has no shortage of story-book towns. From the impossibly picturesque villages of the Cotswolds to the quaint towns of the Lake District, most of the highlights are on the well-beaten tourist trail. But there’s one place in the country that has all of the charm and beauty of the others, but has somehow managed to escape their crowds. It’s Rye, and it is England’s best-kept secret.
