A staycation is a bit of an indulgence, but it's always exciting to be in a new neighborhood, if only for twenty-four hours. We had such an amazing time, so I thought I'd share our itinerary for a perfect central London staycation.

Few places in London are more visually striking than Hampstead Heath and it's one of my very favorite places to spend a day, particularly the open fields near Kenwood House. 

The big draw is Brighton Pier, but I found the beach, which is dotted with the most charming striped deck chairs, more to my taste and we admired their stripes them through our lenses.

Encompassing most areas of the Holland Park and Notting Hill neighborhoods, W11 is home to some of the prettiest streets (and walls!) in all of London, so naturally it's fun to pose in front of a few favorites.

My favorite weekend activity is a walk through one of the London's many parks. This past weekend, we we decided to take a stroll through Regent's park and get lost in the willows.

I suppose it's no secret that I'm a foodie at heart. I've only lived in London for a couple of months I've already developed a short list of my favorite places to grab a bite or a drink. Here are my favorites.

During our trip to Florence, I ventured out to the Prada outlet. Since information on the store is scarce, I thought I'd share my experience as well as tips for how to get there, shop it, and why you should!

The Boboli gardens in the late afternoon are magical. The sun seems to make everything glow and we spent hours strolling around, stopping occasionally to rest in the shade or do our best statue pose impressions. 

Florence is one of my very favorite cities, so I've put together a perfect itinerary for a few days in Firenze - including some great gelato spots, of course.