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What to Expect at Shakespeare’s Globe in London
“See a play at Shakespeare’s Globe” – that’s been on my bucket list for quite some time. When my mother and I visited London, we decided it was something we had to do and so I finally got to see my play! We opted for Richard III, a new one for me.
While I was planning on just putting my experience in my London travel guide, I made a ton of notes on what to expect that it made more sense to make a separate blog post. So without further ado (about nothing), here’s some of what to … Continue reading
Tags: england, europe, london, united kingdom
Visiting Jane Austen’s England: 66 Spots She Knew
Jane Austen is a popular author touching the hearts of millions over the past few centuries – mine included. It is a truth universally acknowledged that a woman in possession of a good desire to travel must be in want of a Jane Austen pilgrimage in England.
There is a ton of information and several guides available for places to see relating to Jane Austen, and I don’t want to be just another generic guide. I did a lot of research (though not as much as my sources, which are listed at the end) to find places that Jane would’ve … Continue reading
Tags: bath, chawton, england, europe, london, winchester
Exploring London: Things to Do & Travel Guide (Updated 2024)
London needs no introduction. I’ve now been to this city three times and it was actually my first international destination ever. I have to be honest: when I went for the first two times, I was a little put off since I was expecting something different, maybe something a bit more cohesive or something that felt older. I most recently went back to London in 2022 and then in 2024 with the hopes of knowing the city better. Armed with a travel blogger mindset, I made a list and visited a lot of fantastic places.
Since London has so much … Continue reading
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London’s Harry Potter Studio Tour: a Magical Visit (Updated 2024)
I love Harry Potter. I’ve been a huge fan since childhood, have seen all the movies in theatres (which at this stage is admitting how old I am), and a nice collection of Harry Potter plushies. I even once hosted a Harry Potter-themed Christmas.
But you don’t need me to tell you how much Harry Potter means to millions of people around the globe. I don’t need to convince you to visit London’s Harry Potter Studio Tour. You’re already planning a trip there and screaming “take my money!” to see props, costumes, and behind-the-scenes looks at eight movies that helped … Continue reading
Tags: england, europe, london