And Traveling the World
I haven’t left London in ages. Seven weeks to be exact. This is the longest I’ve spent in the city since I moved to the UK over a decade ago, and my inner travel blogger is getting itchy feet. Which is why I’m taking a day trip to Rochester in Kent. It’s close, easy to get to, and there are a lot of things to do in Rochester that I can’t wait to experience.
I bought a flat! But you knew that already from this post. I moved in last week and am busy getting settled. I love my new place and I’m excited to make it my home once the boxes are unpacked. A number of you have asked me to write about the process so I thought I would dedicate a blog post to showing you how to buy a flat in London.
It’s autumn in London. The mornings are growing crisper, the days are getting shorter, and there’s a sense of seasonal change in the air. Autumn is a great time to be in the city, not least because the leaves turn and there are lots of exciting events going on throughout the capital. If you’re in London this season, here’s a guide to the best of what’s on.
It’s that time again. I’ve been out and about exploring the city lately, and I want to share another self-guided walk in London with you. My wanderings have taken me to Belgravia recently, and I can’t get enough of this London neighborhood’s streets, shopfronts, and mews. So today I bring you another free walking tour of London in the form of A Lady in London’s self-guided walk in Belgravia.
