London is a massive city that is home to people of all different backgrounds and religion, the rich and the poor, tourists and residents, and so much more. But within that mixture are different boroughs that do have distinct identities and values. One of my favorite districts of the city, which is also one of […]

One of the best parts of living in London is neverending access to exhibits, events, and museums. It keeps the city thriving and allows Londoners to actually get out and experience life rather than sitting at home eating ramen noodle because their train ticket cost more than their annual salary. Whether you’re just visiting or

Just south of the River Thames, the London Bridge area is one of the most quintessential London neighborhoods. Whether you stay at a hotel in London bridge or are just visiting from elsewhere in the city, you’ll find so many iconic London attractions to do in London Bridge that can fill a whole day with

Afternoon tea is one of the most popular thing for visitors to do in London due to the stereotype that Brits love tea – and it’s true. Brits do love tea, though as you’ll read in my “what you don’t know about London” guide, they don’t sit down for “proper” afternoon tea (featuring sandwiches and scones and cakes) regularly – that’s still a

Particularly for international travelers, one of the really cool things about visiting London is its proximity to wonderful castles near London. Around the world, England has a history closely associated with knights, castles, and the age of chivalry. And even though that chapter of history has been fictionalized to a great extent, it’s perhaps more