Many people say us Brits don’t have cuisine, and we do, but one thing we do particularly well is embrace others. Our cities are essentially huge food markets, with streets filled with food from around the world. We do prepare some amazing food, but we are even better at being a global food capital. I […]
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We would actually be visiting the zoo twice during our visit to Chester, on the final day we would do a full tour. But the evening prior they would be hosting us for dinner. We would be taken around the new area of Chester Zoo, known as the heart of Africa. Here we would see
I had some time off, and despite promising myself I wouldn’t adventure into London during the week, I thought I’d allow myself a technicality if I visited a green space. I went to visit Kew Gardens, one of London’s largest botanical gardens. Kew Gardens station itself is small and quaint, I honestly found it hard
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Lots of things can conjure up an image of Scotland in my mind, two of which are rolling green hills and whisky. So when I visited Glasgow on a press trip, I was lucky enough to explore both of these together. One of the possible activities took me outside of the city and onto a
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Welcome to England I have finally been to the Cotswolds, and what an experience it was. I love England, and I love the English countryside. It took covid for me to realise how much I did. The Cotswolds has been a dream location for me for a while, and I finally had the perfect excuse
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London is full of hidden gyms.and secret locations. Despite spending years working around the corner. Even when I found out about it, I couldn’t get tickets. I did eventually get tickets for the Barbican Conservatory when they hosted an art show using lights in the gardens. Unfortunately for this to take full effect, it meant
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I’ve always testified on this blog that the best way to see a city from above. So when a new one opened boasting to be London’s highest free viewpoint I knew I had to go. Horizon 22 opened in September 2023, and from 254 metres up, promised some of the best views of London. Showcasing
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Many of my traveller friends have visited London, and almost all of them visit the Natural History Museum, London. Despite living close to London all my life I have never been. I realised if I was visiting London as a tourist, this would be high on my to-do list. I had some time off recently
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