London is a city filled with unique corner pubs, interesting neighbourhoods to explore, and a rich (but sometimes dark) history. It’s a city it can take you years to explore completely, but if you’re only here for a few days, how do you make the most of it – especially you find yourself in the rain? Continue reading 10 Things to Do on a Rainy Day in London
As someone who’s spends time at an airport every week, I know a good few of them quite intimately. I know how to get to them in the easiest and quickest way, where to eat, and when your travel plans are most likely to be impacted. I’m the girl who know where to stand on the platform, which bathroom is least crowded and which gates … Continue reading Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about London’s Airports
One of my favorite neighborhoods in London is Bermondsey. Just behind London Bridge, it’s a quiet escape from the hustle & bustle of The City. It’s within walking distance to South Bank, St Paul’s Cathedral, and even Shoreditch, if you’re wearing comfy shoes. Food Options There are several great restaurants and pubs on Bermondsey Street and a few others just around the corner. My favorite … Continue reading How to Spend a Sunday in Bermondsey
London is one of my favourite cities! A city of history, new beginnings, adventure, and opportunity. A place I travelled to twice before deciding to call it my home 3 years ago this summer. In the last 3 years in London, I’ve explored and eaten, spent days at the park and in museums, gone to West End shows, and marvelled at each neighbourhood’s unique character. … Continue reading How to Spend 3 Days in London
If there’s one thing I thought I’d be missing out on when moving to London, it was good food. Boy was I wrong. It’s become incredibly hard for me to not eat out for almost every meal. Here are my top 5 places to eat near London Bridge. El Pastor – My Mexican boyfriend is very picky with his Mexican restaurants. He goes almost weekly … Continue reading 5 Great Eats near London Bridge
