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Saturday, January 25, 2014
London Travel Tips from Being Geek Chic
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did you tried to not be a tourist and explore the real London???
ReplyDeletethat is the best! and no Pret! go and eat on the street markets, or the independent coffee shops/little restaurants around Hackney for example.
bayswater, camden and knightsbridge are too touristic!
you have shoredicth, clapham (north, common, junction and south), kingston or richmond.
walk next the canal, spend an afternoon at london fields, go at night to small venue with live bands/musicians!
and there is many more... go and explore what is not touristic and you will fall in love for good! :)
When I go back, since I have seen all the "touristy" spots, it will be down to get down to business and branch out. I wish I could have spent more time in the city and surrounding towns, but that gives me even more of a reason to go back!
Deletesweet! you wont be sorry at all! believe me!
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Man, all these London posts are making me really want to go back there!! So glad to see you ladies had so much fun, and thanks for sharing the tips!
ReplyDeleteThank you Erin for your comment, so happy to help! I hope to return sooner rather than later :) xo
DeleteI love reading about London from a visitors perspective. I agree about Pret! And they give their leftovers to homeless people :-)
ReplyDeleteI never take the tube or trains or buses when in London as I try to walk everywhere. However, when I used to commute from Cambridge to London every day for work, my train would stop right next to platform 9 3/4. Made me smile every day!
Thank you Claire! That was one place I didn't make it to, but was right next to it. Cannot wait to head back and make MORE memories! xo
DeleteGood tips, thanks. I want to add something that was a life saver on my last trip to Rome. I lost my passport during the day and had no idea it was missing. Fortunately, I had a tracer tag on it. A waiter where I ate lunch found it and entered my tracker number on the website. I was automatically sent a text message (and an email) with a pickup location before I ever even knew my passport was missing. Lucky for me, I was leaving in the morning for Germany and getting a new passport would have been impossible. Tags are available through mystufflostandfound.com That tag saved my trip from total disaster and I put them on my phone, laptop and almost everything that travels with me now.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing tip!! Thank you for sharing! Going to check this site out right now!!
DeleteI can't wait to ride on a double decker bus in London.
ReplyDeleteMiranda, I did not get to do that, really wanted to though! I have to go back!! xo
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