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One of the most unique things about London is the pub culture. From historic watering holes to modern gastropubs, pubs are the city’s communal living rooms. I’ve discovered a lot of good ones over the years, and today I want to share my guide to the best pubs in Covent Garden with you. Right in the heart of the West End, this popular area is packed with great places to eat and drink. Read on for a list of my favorites. I’ve included a map as well.
Today I want to share my Charlotte Street guide with you. This famous road in London’s Fitzrovia is a great place to eat, drink, and explore. Its colorful facades and variety of restaurants and cafes make it a local favorite. I worked just off Charlotte Street when I first moved to the UK capital, and I still go back often to see what’s new. Read on for my top picks. I’ve included a map as well.
Today I want to bring you my itinerary for spending 36 hours in the Cotswolds without a car. The Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is one of my favorite places to travel in the English countryside. From pretty towns and villages to scenic walks and fluffy sheep, there’s plenty to get excited about (I’m not the only one who’s excited to see sheep, right?). I’m here now and I can’t wait to show you how to visit the Cotswolds without driving. I’ve included a map, too.
Today I want to share my itinerary for a day trip to Manchester at Christmas with you. This city in the north of England comes alive each festive season with chalets, lights, and decorations. Home to some of the biggest Christmas markets in the UK, it’s a famous place to visit in the run-up to December 25th. I’m here now and I can’t wait to share my experience with you. I’ve included a map and everything.
