Well, I miss London, even if the weather wasn’t so great. I know I share that thought with others, but it is good to be home as well. Having been to London before, I wasn’t sure what to expect of this trip, but it exceeded my expectations is every way pretty much. I only spent a few days there when I went in late 2016, and didn’t get to see nearly everything I wanted to. This trip allowed me to really explore the city and the architecture, something I couldn’t focus on so much on my other visit.
London is easily one of my favorite cities I’ve ever been to, maybe only rivaled by Florence. The stuff we did during the day was always good, but I also loved that we had some time to explore in the evenings, as well as on our free day. Going off the beaten path somewhat was nice, and we could immerse ourselves in a part of the cities culture that we may not have been able to experience otherwise. There are so many hidden gems throughout the city, and we could only see so many. If I lived in London (which is something I would consider) I would probably have to explore a different area every night or weekend because of how vast and diverse it is.
Overall, I really enjoyed this trip. I made some friends and saw plenty of incredible things in the city. I’ll be trying my hardest to make it out to London again soon, because it really is one of the greatest cities in the world.