Today we set off early from Bath, taking a bus back to London's Victoria Station. We had three hours to kill before we had to catch our next bus to York so we walked around in the area outside Victoria Station and grabbed some lunch before riding the underground to King's Cross Station and getting on our bus at St Pancras Station next door. The drive took around 5 hours and we got to see some more of the English countryside and got the closest I've been to a nucl...

Since we were all the way on the west side of England, we had no excuse not to visit their second biggest tourist attraction, Stonehenge (the first apparently being David Beckham's house!). So we booked with a half-day guided bus tour called Mad Max Tours the day of and met near the Bath Abbey. The people joining us on the tour came from all over (Italy, Hong Kong, Czech Republic, Hawaii, Miami and Serbia to name a few) and the driver was a chap named Gary who li...

Hi everyone! Sorry for the delay, internet was harder to find here. But we made it to Bath! It was only a 3 hour bus ride from London and we got to drive through some beautiful English countryside. Upon arriving, we discovered that today was Party in the Street, the biggest free festival in Bath, and the beginning of the Bath International Music Festival! After checking into our hostel, the Bath YMCA, we headed to the Bath Abbey. While certainly not the scale of ...

Today was my last day in London, and while I'm sad to be leaving, I feel that I've seen a lot of the city and I'm ready to see something new. The first thing we did was return to the Victoria and Albert Museum and wander around looking at all the ancient statues, tapestries, stained glass and other antiquities. We took a brief trip next door to the Science Museum but it was swarmed with school kids so we returned to the Victoria and Albert Museum for a traditiona...

Another eventful day in London! Since we're leaving for Bath in two days we wanted to make sure we saw all the major sites in our remaining time here. Started off by visiting St Paul's Cathedral. We didn't get to see the inside of the church but the exterior by itself is incredible so we just took it in for awhile before heading accross Millenium Bridge to Tate Modern. While there was definitely some incredible pieces here, like Monet's Water Lilies, some of the ...