After dinner, I like to go downstairs and buy some fruit. Be sure to weigh it first!
This is a really beautiful museum, allowing you to take a step back in history in a gorgeous mansion. Free on Sunday.
Super busy, so if you can get a spot to sit, it’s amazing. Strong WiFi and delicious drinks. I had a red velvet latte.
I’ve enjoyed Afuri’s Yuzu ramen in Japan and the US, and I’ll say the quality remains. Great to have terrific Japanese food here without flying to Japan!
Sally Lunn, a Huguenot refugee (French Protestant), came to this bake-house in 1680 and started to make rich, light, round ‘Bunns.’ The Sally Lunn Bunns and the blend tea are fantastic for lunch.
I loved the few hours to relax in the roof pool and go in the different steam rooms. Nothing else like it in England.
I really like walking through to people-watch. Mind your wallet and purse. Tip performers.
Love sitting here at night, listening to the sounds of the water and the joy of others around me.
On June 3, 1515, someone had the dumb idea to have an elephant and rhino fight in this plaza. The elephant immediately fled, trampling people on its way. I think of that story every time I’m here.
So traditional to have in a chocolate shot but I actually just prefer it in a glass. Sip and go.
All your friends can join and find something they like to eat and drink. Lots of local dishes.
Wow, what a climb up the hills but nice to take a breather at the top.
Beautiful beach and easy to stay nearby. Wouldn't recommend eating anywhere across the street, though.
Order, have a seat, and then pay when you’re ready to leave. I really enjoyed the fish (pescada) sandwich.
