It's been a while since I posted a London adventure! We had been looking forward to checking out the Horniman Museum for some time, and it made for a perfect family day with its eclectic collection and stunning grounds. We can't wait to go back in summer, when we can spend half the day outside! … Continue reading The Horniman Museum and Gardens
With all of our focus on exploring, we sometimes forget how much beauty there is right in England. A few weeks ago, we took an impromptu day trip to Seven Sisters National Park, which is an easy drive from London. We parked at South Hill Barn car park (free) and found lovely countryside views before … Continue reading Seven Sisters Cliffs
When I have a visitor, there are a few things I make sure to plan. The sightseeing depends on their interests (museums or parks? Crown Jewels or shopping?), but certain food experiences are essential. Within the categories that I consider required eating -- pub grub, afternoon tea and a curry -- there is still a … Continue reading Mad Hatter’s Afternoon Tea
Regent's Park is one of the Royal Parks, and is a must-see in London. As you wander through the beautifully landscaped gardens and relax on vast, perfectly manicured lawns, you may forget you're in the middle of the city. If you are in town while the Queen Mary Rose Garden is in bloom, it will … Continue reading Regent’s Park
The Old Compton Brasserie is a new restaurant in Soho, which I visited with 3 friends during their soft launch. It has a seriously cool vibe, interesting cocktails, and delicious food. High chairs are available, and the Ladies room has a changing surface. Maybe it's supposed to be a vanity counter, but it definitely functions … Continue reading Old Compton Brasserie
