Roadtripper
My travel cravings are for places where I can see something totally different to my everyday life. My earliest travel memory is going to Fowey in Cornwall and crab fishing with a tiny net and bucket.
I would spend my perfect day in London because there are so many wonderful places to go. The most romantic thing you can do here is go for a walk along Southbank at night and catch a movie at the BFI. I would stay at Hazlitts in Soho when visiting London. It's a tiny hotel with beautiful old-fashioned four-poster beds and free-standing baths. It's also where J.K. Rowling wrote some of Harry Potter, so you can kind of pretend you're at Hogwarts.
1. Going to the Columbia Road Flower Market on a Sunday and stopping off at Lily Vanilli's bakery for a delicious cake.
2. Going to the Royal Court Theatre to watch a play.
3. The Prince Charles Cinema in Leicester Square that shows old movie marathons.
1. Bottega Prelibato on Rivington Street which makes the most delicious homemade pasta; it is a different menu every time you go.
2. The Wolseley as it feels like you've stepped back in time. I like to stuff my face with Cheese Souffle and chips.
3. Dukes Brew & Que in Dalston for the most delicious ribs and burgers ever!
1. Spitalfields Antique Market which is on every Thursday.
3. Natural History Museum (those mechanical dinosaurs are still as excellent as when I was 10 years old). They even have nights where you can sleepover!
1. Evans & Peel Detective Agency. Amazing cocktail bar and restaurant that is downstairs in Earls Court. It is beautiful and cosy - decorated with candelabras, apothecary bottles, and you sit on antique theatre chairs and stuff your face with mac and cheese.
2. The rooftop cinema at the Queen of Hoxton in Shoreditch.
3. Spuntino in Soho for Whiskey and Sliders.