Favourite places for Afternoon Tea in London, UK from a local whose lived here over 20 years. I've included a list of places we still want to go which is quite a few. Going to afternoon tea is quite a new thing for us that we only started doing the last 4-5 years. The average price for afternoon tea starts at £55 with more top of the range £75+ per person. Dress code varies but I would not show up in jeans or tennis shoes. You can do smart casual for many places but do check the websites when you book for dress code. There are some more formal places like the Ritz/Savoy that you could be turned away if you don't come dressed appropriately. Afternoon Tea is meant to be savoured and taken time over. Do not rush but do ask how long you have the table for as you may be asked to leave for the servers to prepare for the next sitting. You should start with the sandwiches and then move to any scones and then end with the pastries. You can often try multiple different teas in one setting. My partner and I often get through 2 pots of tea and try different ones each time. The more traditional afternoon tea the more likely you'll be getting sandwiches like egg and cress and scones with clotted cream. There are themed afternoon teas out there from Mad Hatter, Peter Pan, Indian and seasonal ones like for Easter and Christmas. 11 suggestions for afternoon tea. Will be constantly updating this so do watch. At the moment these suggestions are free but obviously tips appreciated! I try to put a lot of thought and effort into my guides and suggestions.

Favourite Food Spots in Paris ---restaurants and places for lunch. Restaurants and places we want to try for future visits too. Includes a mix of takeaway, Classic French Bistros, Fancy (Michelin) and even some places to buy sandwiches. This guide is a work in progress-- will always be updating and using it as my own guide for our favourites in Paris 18 Recommendations included.

Places we've personally stayed at in Paris France over the years that we'd recommend. Have also included places on our current list of places we want to try in future. There’s no airbnb recommendations on here. We have used airbnb in past for Paris but the places we stayed at are no longer available. This guide is FREE. If you've saved this at all or found this useful or shared it with a friend ---would be eternally grateful if you contributed a small tip.

3 full days + 2 travel days. Sharing the itinerary we made for our most recent trip to Copenhagen with a day trip to Sweden. Also including things on our list that we didn't have time to do or have done in a previous trip: Includes suggestions for: -Accommodation (x2) 🛏️ -Restaurants 🍽️ -Daytrip from Copenhagen 🇩🇰 to 2 cities in Sweden 🇸🇪 -Suggestions for things to see/eat in Sweden (Malmö + Lund) -Instagram hotspots 📷 -Botanical Gardens + Green Spaces 🪴 -Cafe's + Cake 🍰 + Danish pastries 🥐 -Shopping suggestions 🛍️ -Activities + Tours -Basics + More 📍55 total places included. A lot of time and research has gone into all of this! Theres 2-3 separate trips worth of potential things to do I’ve included. This will save you HOURS of planning. Tried to make this as useful as possible :)

Brighton is an easy trip from London. You can do it on a day trip or a weekend break. Its a great place to get a feel for a typical UK seaside town. It became popular especially in the Victorian times when doctors would send their patients to the seaside for its health benefits. Its believed that the sound/ of water can relax our nervous system and a whole other list of things. I have included our regular spots and things we like to do when we go and where we usually stay. I have also included a day trip we did to Virginia Woolf's house which would be great when you've got more than one day in the area. This is probably a combo of a map/detailed guide as I've put a lot of information on each place card. Currently Includes: 5 activities, 2 running routes, 5 restaurants, 2 cake/cafe stops, our favourite health food/organic shop for snacks and our favourite hotel.

Some favourite spots to eat, drink and pick up snacks in Covent Garden. Covent Garden is in Central London (UK) close to Trafalgar Square, Soho and Piccadilly Circus. Its great for shopping, wandering, relaxing and is a great location for a pre/post theatre meal as its within walking distance for the theatre district.