Visiting Staithes, an Idyllic Fishing Village in North Yorkshire

Discovering places such as the fishing village of Staithes on the Yorkshire coast has been a highlight of my summer in the UK. What is surprising to me is how little I hear folks rave about this coastal section of England (never, actually).… Continue reading

Public Art in London: the Celebrated vs. Under-rated

Public art works in London are guaranteed to arouse your emotions. Installations are fun, quirky and completely unorthodox.

They are also an easy find. As you wander around the city, you are guaranteed to come face-to-face with one or several whimsical pieces.… Continue reading

Most Beautiful Bridges in UK: South England

Exploring bridges across the UK is a fascinating activity. It goes well beyond an appreciation for great architecture. You’re also getting history lessons, seeing how local communities use them in fitness regimes, and of course, there’s the brilliant photo opportunities.

With so many unique architectural styles, it is tough to pinpoint just which ones are the UK’s most beautiful bridges.… Continue reading

How to See Seals at Horsey Beach in Norfolk

Going to see the seals at Horsey Beach in Norfolk is certainly not your typical reason to head to the coast. This beach visit does not come with colourful beach huts and sun loungers.

Instead, picture yourself with a front row seat to an incredible wildlife spectacle where the action unfolds on a sandy stage on the Norfolk coast.… Continue reading

London Christmas Walking Tour: Where to see the best lights and displays

London Christmas walking tours have a certain outcome: they fire up your festive spirit.

The holiday mood doesn’t sweep over me as fast as it used to. But stepping out into that chilly December night air and taking a walk to see London in Christmas glory fixes that.… Continue reading

The Cotswolds: Discover its Fairytale Flair and Untold History

Oh, sheep! You have finally made it to the Cotswolds. Yes, it truly is as gorgeous as everyone claims.

The main draws of the Cotswolds are the limestone architecture, and the incredibly lush landscape.

An idyllic stroll through any of the sleepy villages will take you past the distinctive wooden doors of pubs, tea rooms, bakeries and confectionery shops.… Continue reading