The UK can be so quaint! Small little villages and towns dotted around with lush forests and meadows in between. In total contrast to London and other metropolis areas in the UK, Stratford Upon Avon epitomises old English culture. 🏡 This tiny market town was know as the birth place of William Shakespeare and some of the attractions include his house and a theatre dedicated to him. ⛪️ Old timey Buildings are scattered all over the place and have been very well preserved. local taverns pubs and new restaurants are what keeps this town alive now and it’s a great weekend getaway from the big city. 🍖 This town has a fair bit to offer in terms of food. Classic British food is served at local restaurants and you can get a good meal at one of the pubs as well. 🚶‍♂️Definitely check out the walking street in the Center of the city. There you will find William Shakespeare birth house, souvenir shops, and candy shops. All in all, very quaint little town with a handful things to do. Half a day to explore and eat would be enough. we also found a silly little medieval museum that shows what life was like in the medieval period. Check it out 😊 #urbanexplorer #maydaytrip #england #village #oldtown #oldarchitecture

One of the best ways to see the UK. Try out this old school hotel next to London Paddington station. Right inside the train station. Super easy if you plan on commuting by train. 🚂 Train - In side the train station 1 minute commune to your platform. In the center of London, close to all the attractions. 🍸There is a bar on the top floor which is done up very nicely. evening drinks would be a good way to finish a long day at work. 🗝 The hotel staff also informed me that the spiral staircase is more than a 100 years old and very well maintained. a very nice piece of history to be exposed to while staying. All in all it was a very good experience. and I would definitly reccomend it to a friend, as it ticked off all my boxes. good food, nice atmosphere, great room, and a very clean bathroom with good soap products. Check it out 🙂 #easylife #europeanarchitecture #uniquehotel #urbanexplorer #MaydayTrip #HappyLaborday

Birmingham is The best example of mixed architecture and it felt strange walking around because there was so much to see 🚣‍♂️ - The canals reminded me of Amsterdam with great restaurants 🏛 - the Library reminded me of Berlin. with a huge square similar to major European cities 🚃- The trams reminded me of Austria or Hungary, with great shopping along the way. 🇬🇧 - And finally the downotown area was reminiscen#templeblessed of old British style buildings you would find in London. Dotted with British Pubs. Definitly a great place to visit while in the UK. 🙂 #urbanexplorer #unitedkingdom #birmingham #university#art#ancientarchitecture #MaydayTrip #HappyLaborday

The Scott Monument is a Victorian Gothic monument to Scottish author Sir Walter Scott. Following Scott's death in 1832, a competition was held to design a monument to him. The foundation stone was laid on 15 August 1840. Construction began in 1841 following permission by Parliament's Monument to Sir Walter Scott Act and ran for nearly four years. It was completed in the autumn of 1844, with Kemp's son placing the finial in August of the year. The total cost was just over £16,154.[5] The monument was inaugurated on 15 August 1846, but George Meikle Kemp was absent. He had fallen into the Union Canal while walking home from the site and drowned on the foggy evening of 6 March 1844. #newphotographer #travelinspiration #scenicspotguide #unforgettableexperiences #awesomepic #historicculture #urbanexplorer

Edinburgh’s own Diagon Alley. A curving ribbon of cascading cobblestones punctuated with hued buildings, Victoria Street is one of Edinburgh’s prettiest streets. Like all pockets of Scotland, this iconic area is a mosaic of history, with its ancient stone facades and old-world charm serving as a constant reminder of the past. From its historical appeal to independent shops, explore the jewels embellishing this charming street. #travelinspiration #travelinspiration#newphotographer#unforgettableexperiences#historicculture#awesomepic#roadtrip#urbanexplorer

Satay, or sate in among Malaysian spelling, is a Southeast Asian dish of seasoned, skewered and grilled meat, served with a sauce. The earliest preparations of satay is believed to have originated in Javanese cuisine, but has spread to almost anywhere in Indonesia, where it has become a national dish for most malaysian people. #deliciousfood#historicculture#café#seasidephotoguide#beautifulhotel#naturalwonders

At 135 meters/ 443 ft tall this is the most famous ferry wheel in the world as it was the largest after opening in the year 2000. Here you can get a beautiful view of the city beyond Thames from here. On weekends the queue can be huge, so make your plans in advance. Don't be surprise the ticket was £45 per person and long queue up to 40 minutes. Cheapest promotion you may found at £28 ONLY. Perhaps on weekdays. #londonphotographer #couplestrip #couplestrip #decembertravel #nyedestinations #unforgettableexperiences #wintergetaway #springholiday #travelinspiration

Visit the Phoenix Theatre if you are a fan of the late David Cassidy  A plaque is displayed at the back of the theatre stage door area to commemorate Davids time spent in Blood Brothers 1995-1996 The David Cassidy Facebook Group of Great Britain, DCGBTEAM, replaced the fans plaque with this one due to copyright issues with the first one . A tagline was removed as to not connect the plaque with other tributes.  The DC group Great Britain, then went on to connect the Phoenix garden opposite to the Theatre and placed plaques in there too so that fans can take some quiet reflection time to wander and remember David Cassidy . Further fan groups have followed to remember David in the garden . DCGBTEAM were the originals to connect up the area with the Theatre , Garden and the church at St Giles too where fans remember David each year with a candle table . 

My last trip was in Edinburgh UK. It was fantastic and really enjoyed the journey with my travel partner trip. Com. #springblossoms#lightthecity#roadtrip