For most Australians,Heathrow Airport is their first and not always most beloved introduction to the UK. But it doesn’t have to be.
Don’t imagine all the best things to see and do in London are in the downtown core. This district has great sights,open spaces and far fewer crowds.
New York and London are arguably the two greatest cities in the world. After five years living in each,I’m ready to name which is the best.
Britain’s maritime history is here,but you’ll also find London’s answer to the Sistine Chapel and the dividing line between the eastern and western hemispheres.
Paddington Basin has had a remarkable 20-year rejuvenation,so it’s apt that one of the area’s accommodations is a barge – and a very swish one at that.
Wandering the cobbled streets of St Andrews,Scotland,we stumbled across ancient rites celebrating the joy of youth.
If they’d only increased the natural light,this could have been a perfect makeover.
Medieval towns,dramatic coastal paths and breathtaking castles await in this enchanting corner of Wales.
A departure point for easyJet to Europe,London Southend is growing rapidly,taking pressure off other London airports that are fast approaching capacity.
“Although the people are mostly friendly,and it’s an interesting country,this is one of the few places we wouldn’t revisit.”