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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