Articles Related to England
Staying at a British National Trust Estate
In western England’s bucolic Herefordshire, T+L discovers an unexpectedly chic hotel alternative—on the grounds of a British National Trust estate.
London Fashion Comes to New York City
I’ve been trying to get back to London for years now, but other travels (to Paris, Avignon, New Mexico, L.A.) keep getting in the way....
Food of the English Countryside
Thirty-three meals, 14 farm stands, and a black-tie picnic: Matt Lee and Ted Lee set out from London to find the best food in southern...
London’s Underground Bars
Mingle with in-the-know Londoners at these trendy underground bars.
Fit for a Queen? Time to Reveal Your Royal Warrant
Among the panoply of posh places to party during the London Olympics is one standout venue: the royal palace. Last year, Queen Elizabeth II broke...
Top New Landmarks
We asked you to vote on the skyscrapers, museums, and parks you love, and brag about where you've visited. Here are the results for T+L’s...
Baltimore Remembers the War of 1812 + 5 Worst Renditions Ever of 'The Star-Spangled Banner'
After the Battle of Fort McHenry in Baltimore Harbor during the War of 1812, Francis Scott Key was so moved by the American victory over...
Ask T+L: Stylish London Hotels, VIP Cruises, Durable Cameras
Q: Can you recommend any stylish but well-priced hotels in London? —Charles Cutler, Raleigh, N.C. A: Just steps from King’s Road, Sydney House Chelsea (doubles...
Anish Kapoor Sculptures in London
London “Anish Kapoor” at the Royal Academy of Arts (September 26–December 11). A vast mass of imperceptibly moving crimson wax (titled Svayambh, a Sanskrit word...
The Sartorialist Pops Up in New York and London
I’d love to tell you that I’m off traveling the world (or shopping) most days of the week. Truth is, I spend the majority of...
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