UK 2024
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Manneken Pis Just a Train Ride Away
We spontaneously ventured to Belgium, exploring Bruges’ pristine streets and indulging in local delicacies. In Brussels, we marveled at the grandeur of Grand-Place and chuckled at the iconic Manneken Pis statue. Epic day!
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Must Do: River Thames by Boat
We embraced the chilly winds to explore Soho, then dove into the vibrant chaos of m&m’s world. Later, we savored high tea on a River Thames cruise.
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More UK Discoveries
Our day began amidst Camden’s lively markets, where we savored Yorkshire Burritos. Exploring Fleet Street’s charm, we stumbled upon the Whitley Neill gin distillery, indulging in exclusive flavors and bringing some home.
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Sometimes Good Things Take Time
At the historic Spaniards Inn, Shane and Toni Dicker celebrated their 45th anniversary with a traditional Sunday roast. The inn, dating back 439 years, offered a delightful experience steeped in history and charm.
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Another Day, Another UK Adventure
We snagged a table at Soho’s busiest restaurant, The Devonshire, weeks in advance. Impressed by every aspect, we explored Mayfair, stumbled upon Mr. Fogg’s Residence, and ended with a bite at our favorite Thai spot.
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Foster’s Abroad, Shunned at Home
Foster’s Lager, celebrated in British pubs, is scarce in Australia. Paul Hogan’s fame sustains its allure in the UK.
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Elevated in the UK
Our day unfolded with surprises: Tower Bridge’s glass floor, Battersea Power Station’s modern allure. From iconic vistas to innovative destinations, each step revealed London’s captivating blend of past and present.
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Mr. Fogg’s Tavern COCKNEY SINGALONG – MUST DO!
Today’s excursion took us to Windsor Castle, then to Soho’s Mr. Fogg’s Gin Parlour for a quiet drink. Later, at Mr. Fogg’s Tavern, we joined in a joyous Cockney singalong. Truly memorable!
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We Went on an Adventure, Right Back to The Devonshire
A blend of revisiting cherished locales and exploring new gems. From Piccadilly Circus to Leicester Square and Soho, topped off with a steak sandwich at The Devonshire.
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UK: Football, Not Soccer
Today, we explored Farringdon, renowned for its abundance of jewelry stores and diverse architecture. Amidst historic and modern buildings, we enjoyed a bustling food market and visited a couple of impressive pubs.
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More Than a Winning Punt
We explored Cambridge, taking in its architecture and enjoying street markets. A riverside pub and a punt on the Cam River added adventure to our memorable excursion.