Practical guides, city routes and the author’s London research. Choose a subject, then open the complete article.
This library brings together open Tell Me UK guides for planning London and British trips. Start with the kind of day you want, open a detailed route and check arrangements for your own dates. The articles are free to read; this library doe
Canterbury is one of the best historic city breaks you can do from London in a day. It has the obvious heavyweight attraction, Canterbury Cathedral, but the city is much more enjoyable if you give it a full day: wander the medieval lanes, e
The Cotswolds are beautiful, but they are also easy to do badly. The villages are spread out, public transport is limited, and a “quick day trip from London” can become more time in transit than in honey-stone lanes. A car or organised tou
Mobile data supports ordinary travel tasks: opening a ticket, messaging your hotel, checking a platform change, ordering a ride, translating a menu or finding your way from the airport. An eSIM lets you add a plan without a physical SIM car
This is the guide for a day or two away from London without a car, an overfilled itinerary or the feeling that every minute has been booked. Think a manageable journey, a walk that suits your energy, somewhere good to eat and enough space t
London's streets contain more than postcard landmarks: Roman remains, buried rivers, bridges, parks and pubs preserve different layers of the city. This complete collection contains 260 thematic facts, with folklore identified as folklore.
Britain's history appears in its castles, language, railways, tea tables and everyday customs. This complete collection of 230 facts covers all four countries of the United Kingdom and distinguishes popular tales from established events.
This guide contains 41 names: restaurants, cafés, bakeries, delis and a community club with a kitchen. It covers Ukrainian, Georgian, Russian, Armenian, Azerbaijani, Moldovan–Romanian, Uzbek and other Central Asian cooking traditions. Sever
An attraction pass is useful when it matches the trip you already want to take. If your plans are neighbourhood walks, free museums and long cafe stops, buying a pass will not automatically improve the value of your visit. If you want sever
Eight chapters about your first weeks in England: documents, banking, housing, transport, healthcare, work and the everyday rules people rarely explain before you arrive. Read them in order or start with whatever matters most right now. Th
Chapters IV–VI of the complete guide to your first weeks in England: travelling around London, looking for work, understanding employment rights and finding your people. [Part 1: paperwork, housing and money](https://tellmelondon.uk/en/com
Chapters VII–VIII of the complete guide to your first weeks in England: the NHS, GPs, pharmacies, dentistry, mental health support, shops and everyday habits. [Part 1: paperwork, housing and money](https://tellmelondon.uk/en/community-arti