What do I miss about London?

What do I miss about London?

10 things I miss about living in London. Sharing is caring!

The museums. The city is a hotbed of culture and I miss it.

Views like these. I’ll let the pictures speak for themselves:

The travel opportunities.

Crisp, clean air.

Shopping on Oxford and Regent Streets.

The gorgeous parks.

The curries and markets on Brick Lane.

Where should I move out of London?

St Albans, Hertfordshire. St Albans is a beautiful place to live (Image: Jerzy Kociatkiewicz – Wikimedia Commons)

Amersham, Buckinghamshire. Amersham has the best of both worlds.

Bishop’s Stortford, Hertfordshire.

Brockenhurst, Hampshire.

Bishop’s Waltham, Hampshire.

Caversham, Berkshire.

Chichester, West Sussex.

Deal, Kent.

Is London a fun place to live?

London is a wonderful place to live. Londoners may get a bad rep for being rude, moany and unsociable sometimes but the city and its people aren’t all that bad. The people are nice (I promise!) and London is a bustling, lively city where you’ll never get bored.

Where can I raise a family in London?

Top 10 London suburbs for young families 2021

• Richmond. When considering parks and open green spaces in London, many will immediately think of Richmond Park.
• Crystal Palace.
• Chiswick.
• Bexley.
• Greenwich.
• Teddington.
• Fulham.
• Crouch End.

Why is London so special?

London is pure magic and that’s why it’s one of the world’s most visited cities. From history and culture to fine food and exceedingly good times London has everything. 2. London’s vibrant culture is this melting pot of cultures, nationalities, and languages – which makes London so attractive to travelers worldwide.

Where do rich people live in London?

Westminster – £3 million.

Kensington – £2.8 million.

Chelsea – £2.3 million.

Camden – £1.8 million.

Hammersmith and Fulham – £964,000.

Hackney – £933,000.

Richmond upon Thames – £838,000.

Lambeth – £834,000.

Is London family friendly?

Why Visit London With Kids London is one of my absolute favorite cities in the world, and it is very kid-friendly. It is also fairly easy to navigate with its robust transportation system. And, there are many FREE things to do in London with kids!

What do you love about London?

As part of our #4monthstogether campaign, here are 10 reasons why, I believe, you will also fall in love with London.

• Diverse culture and true meltin’ pot.
• Amazing, weird and FREE museums.
• Caffeine.
• All sort of free stuff.
• Music, tunes and vibes.
• The rest of Europe on your doorstep.
• The Architecture.
• The Parks.

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