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📌 SAVE these London wine bars for your list 🍷 It’s rare that I get to combine two of my favourite things at once. (Current list also includes a coffee and a good book, and potter and a podcast.) On that note…here are some fabulous London wine spots: 📍 Humble Grape, Islington (11–13 Theberton St, London N1 0QY) For lovely small plates and a huge wine selection from independent vineyards. 📍 Bar Rioja, King’s Cross (3 Varnishers Yard, Regent Quarter, London N1 9FD) A tucked-away courtyard bar entirely dedicated to Rioja, with excellent jamón and over 40 wines from the region. 📍 Vagabond Wines Paddington, (6A Sheldon Square, London W2 6DL) & across London A laid-back self-pour wine bar, incredible for trying a little bit of everything (and great value too). The only question is, are you red or white? (I’m orange 🍊) Happy Londoning, Candace x — London wine bars, London restaurants, London wine, London blogger, London drinks guide #londonwinebars #londonblogger
Comment HALLO and I’ll send you my full Utrecht Comment HALLO and I’ll send you my full Utrecht guide—with where to stay, what to do, what to eat, and how to spend a very lovely few days here. 🇳🇱 Planning a trip to the Netherlands? If you’re looking for an Amsterdam alternative, Utrecht is SUCH a good shout. Just 25 minutes by direct train from Amsterdam, it has all the Dutch canal charm, but is smaller, calmer, and much easier to explore for a day or weekend trip. From lunch by the Oudegracht, wandering around Domplein, vintage shopping on Voorstraat, and ending the evening with live music tucked inside an old canal cellar, it’s such a lovely city to enjoy. Has Utrecht made your list? Happy travels, Candace x — Utrecht, Netherlands travel, Utrecht day trip, Amsterdam alternative, Netherlands city guide #Utrecht #NetherlandsTravel #UtrechtGuide #AmsterdamAlternative #visitutrecht
Comment GUIDE for my full Belgravia guide—with m Comment GUIDE for my full Belgravia guide—with more places to stop, wander, eat, and enjoy in this part of London 🌷🏡 Belgravia is the crème de la crème of central London—with elegant terraces, beautiful streets, charming corners, and a neighbourhood that always feels especially lovely in spring. Here’s how to send a glorious day here: 🥐 Brunch at Tomtom Coffee House 🛍️ Wander Belgravia’s independent shops ☕️ Stroll down Motcomb Street with a coffee stop 🍺 Pub pause at The Thomas Cubitt 🌿 Finish in Eccleston Yards 🍷 Wine at Amie Wine Studio Have you been to this London neighbourhood before? #belgravia #belgravialondon #londonneighbourhoods #londonwalks Belgravia, London Neighbourhoods, London Blogger
Comment HARTWELL and I’ll send you my full guide Comment HARTWELL and I’ll send you my full guide to staying at the property—including more bits on history of the house, what to enjoy during a stay, and practical tips for booking. 🏡🇬🇧 Hartwell House & Spa is one of those rare hotels where the house itself feels just as much the experience as the stay. A National Trust-owned stately home in Buckinghamshire with centuries of history, including its years as home to Louis XVIII of France and his exiled court in the early 1800s (and Queen Marie Joséphine of Savoy). Today, that history sits alongside grand drawing rooms, a spa, afternoon tea served in the house itself, a beautiful bar, and more than 90 acres of grounds to explore. Practicals: 📍 Hartwell House & Spa, Vale of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire HP17 8NR // @hartwellhouse 🏨 Rooms from £259 per night Perfect for a countryside weekend from London. 🇬🇧 Would you stay here? Happy travels, Candace x — Buckinghamshire Hotels, Historic Hotels England, Countryside Hotels Near London, National Trust Hotels, UK Hotel Stays #hartwellhouse #ukhotels #historichousehotels #historicengland #countryhousehotel
In 2024, Chef Adejoké Bakare became the first Bla In 2024, Chef Adejoké Bakare became the first Black woman in the UK to receive a Michelin star, but beyond that, she created one of London’s best and most elevated restaurants for West African cuisine. What began as a Brixton pop-up has since moved to Fitzrovia, with a menu that leans bold and incredibly flavourful—layered with British ingredients and contemporary and traditional West African cooking rooted in Yoruba, Igbo, and Hausa influences. From bean cake with confit Irish brown trout and shitto, to rice pancakes layered with white crab and uda mayonnaise, guineafowl finished with smoked mussel sauce, dry-aged sirloin with yaji and onion sauce and Cornish monkfish with smoked eel and soko, it’s a divine and delicious night out in the city. Practicals: 📍 3 Great Titchfield Street, London W1W 8AX // @chishuru by @jokebakare 🍽️ Tasting menu from £105 A very special London reservation to add to your list. Happy Londoning, Candace x Would you book this for a special dinner in London? — London Michelin-Starred Restaurants, London Michelin Star, London Restaurant Recommendations, London Luxury Restaurants, London Blogger #londonmichelinstarredrestaurants #michelinstar
How to Make Friends in London 🇬🇧🏡 London How to Make Friends in London 🇬🇧🏡 London can be one of the loneliest and most transient cities in the world, but it doesn’t have to be. From moving to the UK 10 years ago without knowing a single soul to building some of the closest relationships I’ve had in my life, London is a place that’s best with community ♥️ here’s how to find yours in the Big Smoke: Join @the.circlelondon events 💛 it was started by my lovely friend Alex to connect people building a life in London 🏡  think creativity, cocktail and art nights, coworking days, and a supper club coming up. They’d love to have you along! 🧘🏽‍♀️ London Hobby Groups: I’m of a huge belief that it’s easiest to connect with people that share a love of things you’re already interested in, whether it’s running with clubs like @swiftymondays, @stayinitlondon (there’s so many!) or walking clubs like @katieemo’s Sunday Strolls, yoga at a @hotpodyoga studio (my favourite) or bookclubs like - @cosylondonbookclub, @londongirlsbookclub_ or @bookbaruk, chances are if you’re craving a certain community, it already exists! 🍴London Supper Clubs: If you love food and connecting with people through food (🙋🏽‍♀️), London supper clubs are an amazing shout and great for meeting new people in a very relaxed and delicious setting. Some lovely ones in London are @supperclub.community, @supperclub.tube and @eatwith 💻 London Coworking Spaces & Events: For remote workers, freelancers and entrepreneurs ‘at work’ is a great place to make new connections too, some great community-focused ones are @secondhome_io, @theministry.london, and @dropin.work Are there any clubs, groups, communities etc., you’re a part of that you recommend? If so, share them in the comments for other Londoners to see 🇬🇧 Happy Londoning, Candace x — Making Friends in London, London Life, London Expat, Moving to London, London Blogger #happylondoning #londonlife #londonlifestyle #londonexpat movingtolondon londontips
Comment LOCAL, and I’ll send you my full guide t Comment LOCAL, and I’ll send you my full guide to three local London hotels worth knowing—with more details on each stay, what to do in each neighbourhood, and how to book them. 🏨🇬🇧 From west to central and south London, the best bits of the city are usually found right in its local neighbourhoods, whether you’re a repeat visitor looking for a new way to experience the city or a Londoner in need of a getaway from your side of the river…these local London hotels are each a lovely shout: 📍 room2 Chiswick (10 Windmill Road, W4 1SD) for leafy west London, Chiswick High Road, local cafés and a slower pace in west London 📍 The Welbeck (57–59 Welbeck Street, W1G 9BL) Marylebone, bookshops, galleries, elegant streets and easy central walks 📍 The Windmill Clapham (Clapham Common South Side, SW4 9DE) for Clapham Common, a pub stay, and one of south London’s most lived-in neighbourhoods Which local London hotel do you fancy most? Enjoy your London stay 🏡 Happy Londoning, Candace x — London hotels, London staycation, local London, where to stay in London #londonhotels #londonstaycation #locallondon #thingstodoinlondon
One woman. 23 roles. And a show that left me speec One woman. 23 roles. And a show that left me speechless. Cynthia Erivo is currently taking on 23 roles in Dracula at Noël Coward Theatre—with live cameras, constant transformations, and one of the boldest things I’ve seen attempted on a London stage. And yes… I left with thoughts. Comment DRACULA and I’ll send you my full review 🎭 Is Dracula on your London theatre list? — London Theatre, London Theatre Reviews #londontheatre #londontheatrereviews #londonblogger
Planning a trip to Tokyo? Comment “SAKURA” and Planning a trip to Tokyo? Comment “SAKURA” and I’ll DM you my full Tokyo guide—with neighbourhoods, practical tips, food spots, where to stay, the best local tours and a simple 3–5 day itinerary for your first visit. 🇯🇵 Tokyo is an INCREDIBLE city. It’s ancient and futuristic, divinely peaceful and endlessly bustling—and far too big to ever explore fully in one trip (similar to London). But here’s a few bits for a first introduction: 📍 Base yourself in Shibuya for immediate buzz, or Asakusa if you want a quieter stay and ryokan experience, paired with classic Tokyo sights like the National Museum, Yoyogi Park, Sensō-ji, Meiji Shrine and Nakamise-dori 📍 Explore Tsukiji Outer Market & eat at plenty of local Tokyo restaurants for udon, ramen, sushi, wagyu, mochi and more… then see the city from above at Tokyo Tower or Tokyo Skytree, with a teamLab adventure and chic rooftop views in Ginza or Shibuya 📍 For neighbourhoods with more character, I loved spending time in places like Shimokitazawa, Yanaka and Jimbocho, and I highly recommend finishing your time with a local women-owned tour in Tokyo like this kimono tour, shrine visit with photos Comment “SAKURA” for my full Tokyo guide 🌸 Is Tokyo on your list? Happy travels, Candace x — Tokyo for first visits, Tokyo itinerary, Tokyo neighbourhoods, Tokyo food guide, Japan travel tips #Tokyo #TokyoItinerary #JapanTravel #VisitTokyo #tokyoguide
Comment WISLEY and I’ll send you my full day tri Comment WISLEY and I’ll send you my full day trip guide with ticket tips, transport options, where to eat, and how to plan your visit for yourself. 🌷 RHS Garden Wisley is one of the loveliest places to visit in spring, and it’s just outside London—think gorgeous tulips, cherry blossoms, formal gardens, and a cheeky pub stop to end the day. 🌿 Would you do this spring day trip from London? Happy travels, Candace x — RHS Wisley, Surrey day trip, London day trips, London Blogger, London Travel Blogger #rhswisley #londondaytrip #surrey #uktravel #uktravelblogger
London Walk No. 25 ✨📍 This time, a beautiful London Walk No. 25 ✨📍 This time, a beautiful walk from Marylebone through Hyde Park and into Belgravia — passing one of London’s loveliest bookshops, a hidden museum, elegant squares, café stops, and exploring London’s prettiest streets. A lovely route if you want a slow spring London day, a solo afternoon, or simply a beautiful part of the city already mapped out for you. Comment MAP to check out my bonus custom walking tour map with live directions, café stops and extra points of interest ✨ Happy Londoning, Candace x — #londonwalk #londonwalks #marylebone #belgravia #londonblogger locallondon Custom London Walking Tour, London Walks, London Walk, Marylebone, Belgravia, Local London, London Blogger
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Planning a trip to Copenhagen? Comment “HYGGE” Planning a trip to Copenhagen? Comment “HYGGE” and I’ll DM you my Copenhagen travel guide—with where to stay, what to do, what to eat, and a simple 3-4 day itinerary. 🇩🇰 Copenhagen is one of those cities that’s just effortlessly cool—extremely walkable, design-led, and perfect for a lovely few days of slow city travel. I’ve visited several times for family and am always discovering something new. Here are some bits to get up to during your time here: 🏨 Stay at Axel Guldsmeden—eco-friendly, a full spa, and the best hotel breakfast I’ve had in Europe 👑 See Nyhavn, Amalienborg Palace + the Changing of the Royal Guard 🍷 Enjoy an orange wine and a book at Herkules Pavillonen, tucked beside Rosenborg Castle—perfect for a slow afternoon 🛍 Paper Island for pop-up vintage markets + Broens Gadekøkken / Broens Street Food + Christianshavn nearby 🍴🍕 Have a night out in Vesterbro for restaurants, wine bars, and casual spots like Otto Pizza (that taught me yes—potato pizza is a thing, and it’s divine) 🖼 Visit Kunsthal Charlottenborg for contemporary art or Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek for sculptures and its beautiful winter garden 🌳 & for a lovely Danish nature fix, walk through Churchillparken & Copenhagen Botanical Garden 🧜🏽‍♀️ Have a peek at the very small Little Mermaid—touristy, yes, but still worth seeing as a keepsake 📌 Save this for your trip and let me know if Copenhagen’s made your list. Happy travels, Candace x — Copenhagen for First-timers, Nyhavn, Vesterbro, Christianshavn, Rosenborg Castle, Danish cafés, Broens Gadekøkken, Copenhagen itinerary #Copenhagen #CopenhagenItinerary #DenmarkTravel #ScandiTravel #VisitCopenhagen
Ever walked into a bookshop and immediately wanted Ever walked into a bookshop and immediately wanted to book a trip? ✈️📚 Popped into Travellers’ Tales in Marylebone, one of London’s newest bookshops dedicated entirely to travel. Inside, you’ll find shelves of travel memoirs, novels set around the world, guidebooks, and some very tempting coffee table books that make you want to start planning your next trip immediately. They also have lovely letters to your future self you can send in shop, host travel talks during the year, organise small group trips, and can even help with bespoke travel planning if you’re looking for inspiration. A lovely stop if you enjoy travel writing—or just like wandering into a bookshop and seeing where it takes you (especially with the lovely backdrop of Marylebone). 📌 Practicals: 📍 Travellers’ Tales // 87 Wimpole St, Marylebone, London, W1G 9RL @travellerstaleslondon 🕝 Open: 10am-6pm Tuesday-Saturday, closed Sundays and Mondays Would you visit this bookshop? Happy Londoning, Candace x — London Bookshops, London Things to Do, London Blogger #thingstodoinlondon #londonthingstodo #londonhiddengems #londonbookshop #londonbookshops
This exhibition in London needs to be on your list This exhibition in London needs to be on your list. 🇳🇬 Nigerian Modernism at Tate Modern explores the artists behind Nigeria’s modern art movement around the time of independence in 1960 and is a lovely way to spend an afternoon in the city (especially with the Nigerian state visit happening in the UK this week, and King Charles kikiing at the Nigeria Diaspora reception just a few days ago). 📌 Practicals: 📍 Nigerian Modernism at Tate Modern // Bankside, London SE1 9TG 🗓 Until 10 May 2026 💷 £20 / Free for Tate Members Have you visited yet or has it made your list? Happy Londoning, Candace x — London Exhibitions, London Museums, London Things to Do #thingstodoinlondon #londonthingstodo #londonexhibitions #londonmuseums
A little bit of a different post today for somethi A little bit of a different post today for something that’s been on my mind a lot recently (and a lot of travel bloggers/creators) and that’s AI-travel content. From seeing a incredibly fooling videos of Tower Bridge and Buckingham Palace flooded with flowers to AI travel influencers showcasing destinations, it is getting harder and harder to tell what’s real and what’s not when it comes to travel content. A reminder that travel bloggers, writers and digital creators that take their work seriously—spend thousands every year on travel to curate high-quality recommendations and content for their audience and articles. Something AI gets to skip completely whilst still getting the benefit of your attention and in many times, our scraped work. With that said, I’m all for technology and using it in your life and business (I do daily!) but a reminder that when it comes to travel, the best recommendations will always come from humans who’ve travelled and experienced a destination first-hand 🫶🏽🌎 What do you think about AI & travel content? (or using AI to plan your travels). Would love to hear your thoughts. Happy travels, Candace x — #AITravel #travelcontentcreator #travelblogger #travelcreator
Comment BRIDGERTON and I’ll send you the full it Comment BRIDGERTON and I’ll send you the full itinerary to plan your day—including transport tips and more Bridgerton filming locations you can visit in real life. 🇬🇧 If watching Bridgerton has ever made you wish you could step into Regency-era London for a day…the good news is you absolutely can. Here’s a lovely route through the city inspired by the series: 🏰 Hampton Court Palace — the royal palace used as Queen Charlotte’s residence in the show. 🫖 Afternoon tea in Mayfair — one of London’s most elegant traditions and very much part of Regency society, have a lovely one at The Athenaeum. 🌿 Greenwich & Ranger’s House — where you’ll find the exterior of the Bridgerton family home. It’s a wonderful way to experience some of London’s most historic places while stepping into the atmosphere of the show (currently deliriously obsessed with Season 4). 📌 Save this for your next London day out.🇬🇧 Happy Londoning, Candace x — Bridgerton London, Bridgerton Filming Locations London, London Day Itinerary, Things to Do in London #bridgerton #bridgertonlondon #thingstodoinlondon #londontravel #londonitinerary
Comment HOUSE and I’ll send you the full guide o Comment HOUSE and I’ll send you the full guide on how to visit these historic houses from London—plus what to see and where to stay for each. 🇬🇧 After years of exploring historic houses across England, these are three that really stayed with me—from a grand palace built as a national gift, to a theatrical Gothic villa, and Queen Victoria’s private seaside escape. 🏰 Blenheim Palace – the birthplace of Winston Churchill and one of Britain’s most impressive baroque palaces. In Woodstock, Oxfordshire about 1.5 hours from London via a train from London Paddington to Oxford, then a 20-minute bus or taxi. 🏰 Strawberry Hill House – Horace Walpole’s extraordinary Gothic revival house in Twickenham, about 35 minutes from central London via train from London Waterloo to Strawberry Hill. 🏰 Osborne House – Queen Victoria’s beloved Isle of Wight residence, complete with its own private beach, about 2–2.5 hours from London via a train from London Waterloo to Portsmouth Harbour, then ferry to Ryde and taxi to the estate. 📌 Save for your trip. 🇬🇧 Happy travels, Candace x — Historic Houses England, Day Trips from London, #strawberryhillhouse #osbornehouse #blenheimpalace
Leicester Square might be one of the most famous p Leicester Square might be one of the most famous parts of London—but that doesn’t mean it’s where you should spend your time. Just a short walk away, tucked behind Covent Garden, you’ll find Neal’s Yard. A colourful little courtyard filled with independent cafés, shops and restaurants, incredibly easy to walk straight past without realising what you’re missing. If you’re nearby, I love stopping at The Barbary (@barbarylondon) for a drink and Moroccan & Spanish small plates too. 📌 Save for your next London day out. 🇬🇧 📍 Neal’s Yard, Covent Garden Happy Londoning, Candace x — #london #londonhiddengems #thingstodoinlondon #coventgarden #nealsyard visitlondon londontravel Where to go in London, Things to do in London, Places to visit in London London hidden gems, London travel tips
Comment “TAJ” and I’ll DM you my Mumbai trav Comment “TAJ” and I’ll DM you my Mumbai travel guide with where to stay, what to do, what to eat, and a simple 2–3 day itinerary. This might be one of the most important hotels in India. 🕌 The Taj Mahal Palace Hotel opened in 1903, founded by Jamsetji Tata, and has been part of Mumbai’s story ever since. World leaders and cultural icons have passed through its doors—from Queens and Kings, Barack Obama to Oprah Winfrey—even President Emmanuel Macron was staying during our visit. Rooms look straight onto the Gateway of India and the Arabian Sea. Breakfast is beautifully done, and if you have the time, make sure to stop by the Harbour Bar to try its original 1933 Prohibition-era cocktail. 📌 Save for your Mumbai stay. Would you stay at @tajmahalmumbai? Happy travels, Candace x — Taj Hotels, Luxury Hotels India, Mumbai Hotels #tajhotels #luxuryhotelsindia #indiatravel
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