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A Guide To Visiting Westminster Cathedral, London
Last Updated on April 3, 2026 by Tavernier’s Travels In the middle of London’s Victoria, and just a few minutes walk from Victoria station, sits Westminster Cathedral. The cathedral (officially named The Metropolitan Cathedral of the Most Precious Blood) looms over Victoria Street, with its red brick and white Portland Stone stripe facade and tower,…
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An Aesthetic Girl’s Trip to the East Sussex Coast
Last Updated on January 20, 2026 by Tavernier’s Travels This trip down to the seaside in East Sussex on the south coast of England couldn’t have come at a better time as I was itching for a break from the hustle and bustle of London’s chaotic city life. The original plan was to make a short trip…
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How to Spend One Day in Antibes, France
Last Updated on January 19, 2026 by Tavernier’s Travels Antibes, in the South of France, is decidedly more rustic in feel than its French Riviera neighbours Cannes and Nice. But for it, the town holds a unique and timeless allure that brings visitors back again and again. ©2024 Karis Tavernier-Nicholas On a recent pit-stop tour…
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The Best Spots to See the Eiffel Tower in Paris
Last Updated on February 24, 2026 by Tavernier’s Travels On a recent trip to Paris, I spent time enjoying some of the things the city has to offer; the architecture, the shops, and, of course, the food! But we (my mum and I) also spent a lot of our time there routinely hunting for the…
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A Guide To Visiting Westminster Cathedral, London
Last Updated on April 3, 2026 by Tavernier’s Travels In the middle of London’s Victoria, and just a few minutes walk from Victoria station, sits Westminster Cathedral. The cathedral (officially named The Metropolitan Cathedral of the Most Precious Blood) looms over Victoria Street, with its red brick and white Portland Stone stripe facade and tower,…
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Roupell Street: A Historical Gem in London
Last Updated on April 2, 2026 by Tavernier’s Travels I love 1940s aesthetics, particularly during the years of the Second World War. Since a school trip to the Imperial War Museum as a child, I have loved watching TV shows and films set in that era, as well as hearing stories about what life was…
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A Guide to Visiting London’s National Gallery
Last Updated on March 11, 2026 by Tavernier’s Travels It’s probably fair to say the 16th-century artist Titian never imagined an average of four million people would traipse past his works every year. Just as it might have been beyond Botticelli’s comprehension that there would one day be people making multiple copies of his art…
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The Best French TV Series and Films to Watch Now
I love France. I love visiting France and one day I hope to move to France. I’m also currently learning French and as I am not constantly around the language (the best place to learn a language is to be in the country of said language). I listen to a lot of French music and…
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London’s Booksellers’ Row: A Hidden Gem Off The Beaten Path
Last Updated on March 2, 2026 by Tavernier’s Travels I’ve made no secret that of the many, many different pockets of London, Covent Garden is top on the list of my favourites. It’s an area that has largely retained much of its neoclassical historical features of the 19th century, especially in the piazza and market…
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London’s Best Greasy Spoon: Regency Café, Pimlico
Last Updated on March 5, 2026 by Tavernier’s Travels Where? 17-19 Regency Street, London, SW1P 4BY Pimlico is often a neighbourhood overlooked by visitors to London. It’s slightly off the beaten path and, even as a Londoner, it isn’t an area I frequent. But one dreary autumnal day, my friend and I fancied traditional English…
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Welcome to Tavernier’s Travels, a travel and culture blog. Here you’ll find travel guides, travel tips and advice, and cultural and historical travel posts.
Flaneurs at heart will appreciate our emphasis on turning towards slow travel where possible and experiencing life as locals do, wherever we are.
