My sister and I travelled to Rome in the fall of last year and I’ve been contemplating my return since we got back from our trip! Needless to say, I’m quite taken by this Italian city. It’s every bit as beautiful as I thought it would be and I can easily see why artists abound here, there’s just so much inspiration everywhere. Much of the splendid architecture of ancient Rome can be appreciated to this day and exploring the backstreets revealed even more of its glory. Keep on reading! 😀
I’ve seen the prettiest village, and it’s hidden somewhere south of England.
I marvelled at the green and vast rolling hills, walked along rows of honey-colored stone houses, admired centuries-old churches and wished I live in one of the thatched cottages with perfectly manicured lawns and flowering bushes. Coupled with glorious blue skies, this is quintessential English countryside at its best. Keep on reading! 😀
First, a little disclaimer. London’s pretty amazing. I knew the moment I got off the train at St Pancreas International. I realised very soon too there was no way I could scratch the surface of this British capital in a day. One can easily spend a few hours at St Pancreas hanging in one of what seemed to me an endless row of bakery and coffee shops. Who doesn’t love cosy coffee shops! There’s also a number of fancy dining options for people who want more than just a quick bite. Missed something at Oxford Street? You’ll find many of London’s High Street brands here. Oh yes, this is not your average train station.
Now again, with only a day? Keep on reading! 😀
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