A Guide to the Best Places for Afternoon Tea in the UK
A visit to the UK wouldn’t be complete without treating yourself to afternoon tea at a British tearoom. I invite you to explore my favorite places for afternoon tea in the UK.
Take a look below to read more about my afternoon tea adventures.
Wedgwood is sophisticated yet approachable fine dining in Edinburgh with ingredients sourced from local farms and foraged in areas located through out Scotland.
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The Grain Store is a casual fine dining restaurant in Edinburgh with a relaxed atmosphere and very approachable service. The restaurant has been serving locally sourced cuisine for over 27 years and is one of the longest independently run restaurants in Edinburgh. The Grain Store, Edinburgh The head chef, who…
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Taking the train up to York for a quick weekend getaway from London is easy to do. The city has a fascinating history that goes back thousands of years to the Roman era. In addition to the Roman occupation, it was also a Viking settlement called Jorvik and then came…
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Edinburgh is an enchanting city in Scotland, full of fascinating history, a city full of castles, palaces and a stretch of road that connects them all called the Royal Mile. This is a city beloved by Her Royal Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, who vacations here every summer at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
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This is my guide to planning a tour of the best tearooms in the UK. Read more below to find out more about how you can plan your own tearoom trip to the UK. If you’re looking for a special and unique travel itinerary, why not consider going on a…
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The Goring Hotel has remained a family run hotel for over 100 years. Located just around the corner from Buckingham Palace, this Edwardian era hotel has an incredibly friendly staff who welcome you in and make you feel like a treasured guest.
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Guide to the United Kingdom
From Stonehenge to the skyscrapers of London, the United Kingdom is one of the most unique destinations in Europe.
With an unrivaled history that has had a tremendous impact on the world, a visit to the U.K. should be on everyone’s bucket list. Visitors will find an abundance of great natural beauty throughout the country, as well as excellent British cuisine and lots of fun entertainment in the big cities.
I invite you to join me on my fantastic travels throughout the U.K.
Bath
An ancient Roman city with tons of charm, the city of Bath has a history that goes back thousands of years. If you’re looking for historical ambience, Bath has everything to offer, from its namesake, the ancient Roman spa, to the beautiful Georgian era architecture harkening back to the era of Jane Austen. Check out my guide to Bath here.
Callander
The town of Callander is a quaint little village located just inside the Trossachs National Park. Known as the “Gateway to the Highlands,” this town is as pretty as a postcard, with a Main Street lined with old stone townhouses, traditional Scottish pubs and tea shops. Read more about Callander here.
Edinburgh
This beautiful and enchanting city in Scotland is a great destination for history buffs, foodies and whisky connoisseurs. Famous for the stretch of cobblestoned road between the Balmoral Castle and the Palace of Holyrood, known as the “Royal Mile,” Edinburgh is filled with plenty of excellent Scottish cuisine and entertainment for fans of both …
London
One of the most exciting metropolitan cities in the world, London has a fascinating history spanning more than 2,000 years. In addition to the famous sights, London is a collection of unique neighborhoods, each with its own distinctive vibe. Check out my guide to London here.
York
Few cities in Europe have as much history packed into one place as York. A city that has been conquered by the Romans, Vikings, Anglo-Saxons and the Normans, a trip to York wouldn’t be complete without a walk along the medieval city walls and a climb up to the top of York Minster’s highest tower. Check out my guide to York here.