From rock music to the mini skirt: the Sixties have shaped London like no other decade. Whether it was music or fashion, the capital of the United Kingdom was the European Capital of Cool. But what is left of the great vibe of Swinging London today? Come along on a trip through today’s London – following the lines of the March 1967 issue of the travel magazine “Merian London”.
Here is the last part of my 2014 travel retrospective: the month of September to December brought me to the North Sea Coast, to my unforgettable Digital Detox mountain retreat on South Tyrol mountaintops, to London twice, to the Christkindlesmarkt in Nuremberg… and to hospital. Want to know how that has happend? Read on.
As already mentioned in an earlier blog post about How to visit London on a budget, there are several ways to spend very little or very much money in England’s Capital. In case you don’t want spend all your savings, but don’t want to count every penny either, there is still another way to spend a fun-filled day in the city of umbrellas. Welcome to the Anekdotique Travel Guide for London on a medium-budget! Let’s go!
London on a Budget? It’s no secret, that England’s Capitol city is a pretty expensive place. But a day out in London doesn’t have to cost lots of money. There are plenty of free attractions, cheap restaurants and bargain places to stay. Welcome to the Anekdotique Travel Guides to London for every kind of travel style – on a budget, on a medium budget and let’s say spending all your money.
American football in central London. Each year, the NFL comes to Old Europe to advertise the most American of all sports. Thus, it involves much more than that, namely the whole American culture. Welcome to the NFL London take over!
