Blog Entries tagged 'london'
Travel Blogs Entries tagged 'london'
- Cruise Day 9, disembark, then Longyearbyen - Oslo - homeHaving totally crashed out last night, and not even stirred in the night, I wake up at 06:58 (two minutes before the alarm goes off) in a mad panic thinking I can't breathe and that I am drowning in mucus, Posted by Grete Howard in Grete's Travels | Aug 4, 2023
- Exploring London's Street Food Scene London is a vibrant city known for its diverse culinary offerings, and one of the best ways to experience its culinary delights is through its street food scene. Whether you're a backpacker or a young adult exploring the city Posted by Valenco in Exploring London's Street Food Scene | Jun 28, 2023
- Last Day In London One last day for this trip, before flying back to the states, and what a wonderful trip it has been. I’d tried to get tickets for Harry Potter but couldn’t so we planned the next best thing, High Tea at Kensington Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Jun 10, 2023
- A Long Day At the Tower of London Today was the day for the Tower of London. We were not sure how much time the kids would want to spend there but we figured we’d play this one by ear. 1st stop was the Cr Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Jun 7, 2023
- A Very Short Visit in Paris By the time we got into Paris and our motel, it was really quite late, like after 1 am but, the boys revived after seeing the room. The motel was like 1 big Pac-Man game, and in our room, we Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Jun 1, 2023
- Big day out at Hampton Court.On my first morning in London I got up early and walked through the bus stop to spend the day at Hampton Court it really is a very old it must have been so cold on these stone slab floors Posted by serendipitous in Europe Grand Tour 2023 | May 30, 2023
- A day in LondonCashing in our Christmas presents from Ali - Heather, Sally, Ali & I trooped off to london for the day. We had a quick look at Trafalgar Square before lunch at Zedel’s, a lovely French restaurant (if your in london Posted by ChristieA in CarCar's on the Road . . . . . Again! | Jan 18, 2023
- Eurotrip 2019In the winter of 2019 I took a fantastic three week long trip over to Europe with a friend of mine. Here are the details for anyone that would like to check it out. Some Backstory: My father was in the Posted by manicego in Eurotrip 2019 | Jul 10, 2022
- Phantom and the Gold ExperienceWe had one night left in London before leaving again for Salisbury. The treat for this day, Sunday, was to see the Phantom of the Opera at the matinee. I signed us up for, and paid for the “Gold Experience”. I Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Dec 29, 2021
- Back to London and the Shakespeare Globe We took the train back to London and this was an adventure in itself. Dale and I have routine; we get all of our bags at the door before it opens at the station. One of us passes the bags Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Dec 28, 2021
- And Then We Were Off to LondonOn Sunday, after brunch, Ghislan dropped us off at the train station where we would take the train to London. We had to go thru some security but as we were traveling light, we had no problems. Well, we did Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Dec 13, 2021
- 2022 Travel from US to UKAt long last, I'm starting the replan of the cancelled 2020 trip to London (& Normandy) and the (British) Open golf tournament. I was unable to go to Royal St George's but rolled over our tickets to the 150th at Posted by MsAnnMcD in Annie Bananie's Blog | Sep 10, 2021
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- The Last Day in London and This Trip We had passes to the Tower with an entry of 10 am. We have walked there before but this time we took the tube, a quick ride to Tower Hill where the common people were executed back in the day. I Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Aug 2, 2021
- An Afternoon in London, An Evening At the Globe After breakfast we packed up, had the front desk call a taxi, and then off to the train station. It was back to London. [img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/204290/202 Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Aug 1, 2021
- A Day of Play In LondonWe had tickets to Les Mis for tonight and we didn’t want to miss this one theater that we still had reservations for. The theater was set to start at 7 pm so we did have the day to play. Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Jul 29, 2021
- Harry Potter Meets Zaya's WorldFinally, we were free to go where we wanted, so what did we do first? The Harry Potter Museum. I’d already purchased tickets for the evening but the museum had 2 tickets available in the afternoon and since we didn’t Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Jul 27, 2021
- Life in Quarantine in the UK When we planned this trip, the UK had announced that they would open to everyone on July 10th. Consequently, we purchased tickets for theater, Highclere Castle and the Globe for dates after that. After we Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Jul 27, 2021
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- HOLLAND HOUSE THEN AND NOWHOLLAND HOUSE in Holland Park (west London) was built in the early 17th century (about 1604) in the Jacobean style. It was designed by the architect John Thorpe (dates uncertain: c1555-c1655), who is thought to be the creator of Audley Posted by ADAMYAMEY in LONDON | Nov 17, 2020
- April 19, 2010 - We leave London for Paris, not Toulouse[center][/center]Day 6 — April 19, 2010 (Monday) I’m writing this in Paris! What a day we’ve Posted by Beausoleil in The Dordogne and Languedoc-Roussillon | Nov 13, 2020
- April 16, 2010 - an unexpected day in London[center][/center]Day 3 — April 16, 2010 (Friday) [b][float=left][img=https://photos.trav Posted by Beausoleil in The Dordogne and Languedoc-Roussillon | Oct 28, 2020
- JAMES JOYCE AND THE UNDERGROUND TRAINSTHE IRISH AUTHOR James Joyce (1882-1941) lived at number 28B Campden Grove in Kensington in 1931. While living in this flat, he worked on his novel “Finnegans Wake” (published in 1939) and married his long-term companion and muse Nora Barnacle Posted by ADAMYAMEY in LONDON | Oct 14, 2020
- KNIGHTS TEMPLAR AND SHOPPING AT WAITROSETHE FIRST TWO HOUSES to be built in the ‘utopian’ Hampstead Garden Suburb (‘HGS’) still stand on a short stretch of Hampstead Way about 500 feet from Finchley Road, where it passes through the oddly named district of Temple Fortune. Posted by ADAMYAMEY in LONDON | Oct 13, 2020
- A Proper English Experience: London & Notting Hill CarnivalAfter using Airbnb on several trips in 2014, we had become fairly savvy users. The flat we booked in [[https://traveladdicts.net/things-to-do-in-notting-hill/|Notting Hill]] was by far the most amazing place we'd found by then and still possibly one of th Posted by zzlangerhans in Fledgling Explorers | Sep 20, 2014
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