Local Dining With a View
The Pony is one of the best pubs in the Bath and Bristol area. With its relaxed vibe, excellent cuisine, and glass-walled dining room offering panoramic views of the countryside, it’s a favorite among locals and travelers alike.
Just 20 minutes from Bristol Airport, it’s also the perfect lunch stop—especially if you have a late flight home.
Dreamy Village Life
In the Cotswolds, you’ll experience rural charm at its finest. The streets and cottages in this central English region feel straight out of a storybook. Think thatched roofs, flower gardens, and lavender fields.
Wander through the village of Hinington, visit historic castles in Chipping Campden, or explore the garden of St. Mary’s Church in Painswick, where the perfectly round-trimmed trees create a dreamlike setting. Upper Slaughter’s terraced houses look like they belong in a fairytale.
Explore England’s Pubs
London may be home to more pubs than you could ever count—from cozy and traditional to stylish and modern. Whether you’re looking for a laid-back pint or a vibrant evening out, there’s a pub that fits your vibe.
Pro tip: If you’re planning to eat as well, search for “gastropub” on Google Maps. The oldest pubs might pour the best pints, but they don’t always serve the best food.
In Search of Street Art
Whether you’re visiting Bristol for a day or staying longer, don’t miss your chance to spot original works by the elusive street artist Banksy. Near the SS Great Britain, you’ll find Girl with a Pierced Eardrum, and on Park Street, Well Hung Lover.
These iconic pieces offer a glimpse into the mind of one of the world’s most famous (and anonymous) artists—and they’re a must-see for anyone interested in street art or visual culture.
Dream Setting by the Sea in England
If you’re staying overnight in Falmouth or St. Mawes, take a water taxi to one of Cornwall’s most scenic coastal pubs: the Pandora Inn. Whether you’re dining inside by the fire or enjoying the waterfront terrace in summer, it’s a magical spot.
With fresh seafood, stunning views, and a relaxed atmosphere, the Pandora Inn is the perfect place to spend a sunny day by the sea.
Enjoy England’s Street Food
One of the best ways to experience London’s cultural diversity is through its street food markets. From British pies and Scottish smoked salmon to Mexican tacos, Indian curry, and Caribbean jerk chicken—you’ll find flavors from around the world.
Top spots include Borough Market, Maltby Street Market, Portobello Road, and Broadway Market. And for something extra special, head to the Columbia Road Flower Market on Saturday mornings—it’s a feast for all the senses.
