England
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The 10 Best Museums to Visit in London
Beneath the perpetually grey skies of the old Foggy City, hidden amongst the ramshackle pubs and cobblestone streets, stands a treasure trove of cultural wonder. This historical colonial powerhouse has a far-reaching reputation, not just for its royal pageantry and literary legends but also for housing some of the world’s most extraordinary museums. Whether or not these relics were acquired legitimately may be up for debate, but London’s museums are far more than relics of empire. It’s a central hub of history, art, and innovation, showcasing everything from ancient artefacts to cutting-edge technology. So, in that case, here are the top 10 museums you absolutely must visit in London! This…
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The 20 Best Highlights to See in London
London is a city that needs no introduction – but let’s give it one anyway! The land of royalty, charm and afternoon tea often finds itself towards the upper end of people’s bucket lists. Though the true secret lies in the details – the hidden gems, and the narrow alleys hidden amongst the popular stars of the show! From ancient landmarks steeped in royal history to modern architectural marvels, London is as iconic as the inhabitants of Buckingham Palace. No matter how hard you try to fight it, there’s something about this city that pulls everyone in! So in that case, let’s take a look at the 20 best highlights…
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Why is the UK so Overrated?
The British Isles in all its glory routinely finds itself at the tippy-top of countless travel bucket lists. From the bustling streets of Hong Kong to the lush jungles of central Africa, people around the globe aspire to stroll through the streets of Shakespeare and Rowling. Yet the United Kingdom, despite its allure, stands as one of the most overrated travel destinations in the world. Its mighty reputation far outweighs its meagre offering, leaving many visitors disheartened when their romanticised vision of charming old Britain crashes down to Earth. But why is this the case? In spite of its enduring popularity, why do so many find the UK to be…
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The Ultimate Travel Plan: The Lion King Musical, London
The iconic wailing of The Lion King’s opening scene sends shivers down the spine of millennials and Gen-Z children across the globe to this very day. This cultural masterpiece has burrowed its way into the heart of a generation by not only conquering the silver screen but the world stage too! The Lion King musical is the most iconic stage show of all time with it becoming a must-do for London travellers and culture vultures alike! Let’s face it, if you had to add one musical to your bucket list, it’s got to be this one. So in that case, here is your complete guide to seeing The Lion King…
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The Ultimate Travel Guide: Brighton
Nothing beats the quaint beauty of a British seaside town. From the wild expanses of Anglesey to the sandy beaches of Bournemouth, the British Isles has plenty of coastal wonders. Yet, the best beachfront property is found along the stunning southern coast of England! Brighton beckons travellers with its unique blend of seaside charm and a healthy dash of eccentricity. With its eclectic culture and quirky mishmash of attractions, this seaside gem promises a beautiful little getaway for sun-seeking travellers. So in that case, here is your complete guide to exploring the seaside city of Brighton. This article may contain affiliate links which I may be compensated for at no…
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What Is The Notting Hill Carnival Really Like?
In the vibrant tapestry of London’s social calendar, where each day brings its own unique charm, there’s one event that stands out amidst the crowd – the Notting Hill Carnival. It’s a moment of cultural celebration, a time when we come together in the joyful embrace of unity. However, beneath the colourful façade lies a much darker narrative which often creeps up across all social media platforms annually. Rampant and heavy drug use, outbreaks of gang violence, and frequent incidents of sexual harassment have become par for the course, or so many believe. But is this an accurate reflection of what unfolds at the carnival? What is the Notting Hill…
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Brighton: A Birthday On The Beach
Having only been in London for about a month, Jess and I were far too broke to travel internationally. Turns out that the big city is even more expensive than people say. But never thee mind, nothing can beat a good old-fashioned British summer holiday. But the age-old question remained – where we should go. Jess had already explored considerably more of the English South than I had, and seeing as it was her birthday, she had a majority say in the matter. Luckily for me, it was a choice I was hoping for – Brighton. This article may contain affiliate links which I may be compensated for at no…
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Travel Guide – Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience
Everyone recognises the infamous name Van Gogh! From studying his magnificent sunflowers in art class to being mesmerised by the spectrum of blue across the Starry Night, his reputation has been firmly cemented as one of the world’s most revered artists. The Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience in London a revolutionary exhibition which has attracted 5 million visitors since its inception and has earned its place as one of the world’s best immersive experiences. Visitors get the unique opportunity of experiencing the art, the myth and the legend himself in a revolutionary format. As such, here’s your complete guide to visiting Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience. This article may contain…
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Isn’t London Just Like Your Hometown?
My introductions have become routine by now. It always begins with the long shot – “I’m from Wales.” When that inevitably fails, “I’m from the UK,” usually follows. If the person standing before me still has a puzzled look on their face, I let out a frustrated sigh and accept defeat…”London.” If someone’s French, they must be from Paris. If someone’s Japanese, “Oh wow, I’d love to go to Tokyo!” It’s a ridiculous assumption we all make and something that’s very laborious to correct. For us Brits, it’s even worse. Not only do most people wrongly assume which city you’re from, but they’ll name an entirely different country! Having made…
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Why Did I Move To London?
A few years back, I took the unprecedented leap of signing a year-long contract to work as an English teacher in China. Little did I expect that I would be spending the next 6 years of my life, living, working, volunteering and travelling across Eastern Asia. Now after such a long time away from my British homeland, I have taken the unexpected move of booking a one-way ticket headed to my new headquarters – London. But why choose London? Of all the places in the world, why move to London? Well, let’s find out. This article may contain affiliate links which I may be compensated for at no extra cost…



















