All phone photos, but a lot of fun. We spent early November in Orlando at Universal Studios.

More history than you ever needed to learn about Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.

St. Dunstan In The East is a little-known city garden overgrown in the ruins of a 900-year-old church, destroyed in the Blitz.

My favorite bridge in London, hands down, is Tower Bridge. It's just the coolest-looking, and it's an entire experience.

St. John's Chapel was my last chapel or church I got to visit on our trip. Luckily, it was a good one.

"If the ravens leave the Tower of London, the Tower and Crown will fall." We got super-close to those ravens.

Built in phases between 1078 and 1399, the Tower of London is officially His Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress of the Tower of London.

After Harrod's, we trekked to King's Cross/St. Pancras Stations, then had the best Indian food at Dishoom.

The Time Where I Went to Buckingham Palace and the Queen DIDN'T Die.

Continuing through the Warner Brothers Studios Harry Potter tour.

After the Changing of the Guard, we took some quick portraits of A and then went to the Warner Brothers Harry Potter Studios.

We may have gotten there two hours in advance unnecessarily, but we had some prime seats for Changing of the Guard.

We ended our first full day with a dive further into history, with a trip to the Churchill War Rooms and dinner at the Blackfriar Pub.

We lucked into some last-minute tickets to the Houses of Parliament, and I couldn't have been happier.

Poet's Corner in Westminster Abbey has memorials and graves of many famous British authors and scholars.

Continuing the previous post of Westminster Abbey photos. There will be one more after this. I really like the Abbey.

During my quick one-day trip to London from Paris a few years ago, I wanted badly to visit Westminster Abbey.

Our first night in London was a big win - we went to dinner first at the famous Ivy restaurant in the West End, and then to The Mousetrap.

We rode a train from Bath to London the next morning. Our first stop was the Cheese Bar, a conveyor belt of delicious cheese! Also, more.

The Assembly Rooms were a common haunt of Jane Austen, and the Royal Crescent is a famous example of Georgian architecture. Both were fun.