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Wanderlist UK
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items My travel list features a carefully curated selection of places that have left a lasting impression on my visits. These destinations go beyond just having pretty scenery—they tell stories, spark curiosity, and remind us of the world's beauty and dive...
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London
Scenic Escapes Just Outside London
On The Horizon
London
A visit to the Barbican Conservatory is a wonderful experience, where you can explore a botanical wonderland filled with exotic plants, tranquil ponds, and vibrant blooms that transport you to a world of serenity and enchantment. It's a hidden gem in...
Barbican Conservatory
Covent Garden is a feast for your senses. I do tend to get carried away there… lots of boutique shops, cafes with mouthwatering scents and amazing street artists.
Covent Garden London
It holds one of the world's most significant art collections. However, I find myself visiting the Gallery more for the themed exhibits they organise, such as those featuring van Gogh, José María Velasco and others.
The National Gallery London
Fishers Green is an excellent place for scenic walks, picnics, and bird-watching. This is also the place where I first saw a black swan.
Lee Valley Regional Park: Fishers Green
If you’re in London, you have to visit Kew Gardens. From the stunning Palm House to the treetop walkway, it’s the perfect mix of nature, history, and beauty. Every season brings something new—definitely one of my favourite escapes in the city!
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
It might sound unbelievable to recommend visiting Canary Wharf, once known only as London’s financial district. It still is, of course — but today it’s so much more. In fact, Canary Wharf has become the greenest financial district in London, and it’s...
Canary Wharf, London
Scenic Escapes Just Outside London
When city life feels too fast, these hidden gems just beyond London are my go-to for slow mornings, fresh air, and postcard-perfect views. Think charming villages, riverside walks, and countryside cafés — all only a short train ride away.
I’ve had the Seven Sisters walking trail on my list for ages, and this October I finally did it! It’s about a 20km coastal path in East Sussex. Undoubtedly one of the most breathtaking coastal walks in England! With rolling hills, chalky white cliffs...
Seven Sisters Cliffs Walk
I recently visited Bath, Somerset, and it truly lived up to its reputation for timeless beauty and calm. From strolling along The Royal Crescent to exploring the Roman Baths and cobbled Georgian streets, every corner felt like stepping back in time —...
Bath, Summerset
On The Horizon
Your sneak peek into the journeys ahead - where I’ll be heading next, what I plan to explore, and the little details I can't wait to share along the way.
For the next year, I have got my eye on Harry Potter and the scenic Highlands route. Even though I'm not a fan of Harry Potter, I can't deny that the chance to get on the Jacobite Steam Train and cross the famous Glenfinnan Viaduct (just like in the ...
Harry Potter Train & Highlands Coach Tour from Inverness
I was watching one of the Great British Railway Journeys episodes, with Michael Portillo, and this was a site I want to see in person. I can imagine catching a steam train through the wild, dreamy landscapes of the North York Moors, with rolling hill...
North Yorks Moors by Train