Category: Travel

Hampton Court Palace – Tulip Festival

Alright, folks, gather round for a bloomin’ good time as I regale you with tales of my visit to the Tulip Festival at the magnificent Hampton Court Palace in West London! Picture this: rows upon rows of vibrant tulips in every hue imaginable, set against the backdrop of one of London’s most iconic historical landmarks. Get ready to be astonished as over 100,000 tulip bulbs erupt in colour in one of the UK’s biggest display of planted tulips! Let’s dive in, shall we?

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London 2024 – January, February, March

Can you believe that the first quarter of 2024 is already gone? Time flies so fast! I was looking at my photos from the past few months and figured it would be a good idea to summarise all of those memories in one post. I have actually managed to visit quite a few places! So, sit back and enjoy the sights of London in January, February and March 2024.

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A Walk From Ramsgate To Margate, Kent, England

Winter walks by the sea hold a special charm – the crisp air, the solitude, and the stunning coastal views. I love my daytrips to the seaside, but – unlike most people – I prefer them in colder months, away from sunbathing crowds. Recently, I embarked on a walk from Ramsgate to Margate, on the southeast coast of England, encountering unexpected delights along the way. Join me as I recount the highlights of this memorable seaside escapade.

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10 London Parks Worth Visiting

Hey there, fellow Londoners and nature enthusiasts! Are you craving a breath of fresh air and a dose of greenery amidst the hustle and bustle of city life? Look no further, because London is brimming with beautiful parks just waiting to be explored. From tranquil gardens to sprawling green spaces, let’s dive into my roundup of the top 10 parks worth visiting in the capital.

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9 Things That Surprised Me In British Supermarkets

It’s been over 4 years since I moved from Poland to the UK, and although I spent a good chunk of that time at home (thanks to the virus), I still managed to soak up the culture and spot many little differences in the British lifestyle compared to what I grew up with in Poland. Today, I wanted to talk about British supermarkets specifically and the things that surprised me the most.

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10 Hidden Gems In London – Unique Places To Visit In London To Avoid Crowds

Alright, fellow London explorers, it’s time to ditch the tourist traps and uncover the city’s hidden treasures! From serene gardens to vibrant markets, here are 10 hidden gems in London just waiting to be discovered.

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A Day In Southend-on-Sea, England

Hey there, fellow adventurers! Let me whisk you away on a delightful day trip to the resort town of Southend-on-Sea located on the Thames Estuary in Essex, England. Perhaps not an obvious or alluring tourist destinations, but let’s ditch stereotypes today. Strap in, because we’re in for a whirlwind of beach strolls, castle ruins, and even a jaunt along the longest pleasure pier in the world!

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London Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park

Hello nature enthusiasts! Picture this: a chilly but sun-kissed January day in East London. The perfect setting for a leisurely walk through the Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park – a hidden gem nestled amidst bustling residential estates. Now, I’ve known about this haven for a while, but it took a crisp winter day to finally lure me into its embrace.

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Folkestone to Dover Hike

Hello again, fellow adventurers. Today, I’m taking you on a trip. Prepare yourselves for a tale of coastal escapades as we embark on a thrilling hike from Folkestone to Dover along the enchanting English Channel. Brace for breathtaking views, surprising turns, and a fair share of daring moments – this story is a rollercoaster of adventure!

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A Day in Rye, England

Alright, fellow explorers, grab your travel mug of tea – we’re about to embark on a day trip to the charming town of Rye. Nestled in the heart of East Sussex, this picturesque destination promises cobblestone streets and historic sites, and if that’s not enough, the golden beach of Camber Sands is just a stone’s throw away. So, hop on board – I took the train from London, and trust me, the adventure is worth every mile.

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