Last weekend we visited lively Bristol, a city at South West England. A good three-and-a-half hour drive from Cambridge, but that’s more than worth it, as it takes you through beautiful Cotswolds. Known for its dreamy landscapes, hills full of…
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England – On a sunny day we love to walk through the University gardens of Cambridge. The perfect place to settle down and enjoy the beautiful history and green surroundings of the city. For full frame, click on the photo.…
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Chiswick, London – We spent a weekend in the neighborhood where we used to live before we moved to Cambridge. After we arrived at Turnham Green Station and walked through the surrounded streets it felt like nothing has changed. For full…
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Cambridgeshire, Royston – We brought a visit to the Walled Garden of the Wimpole Home Farm. A beautiful place to stroll around and learn more about England’s flora and fauna when the season is making its change. For full frame,…
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Cambridgeshire, Ely – Walking through the cozy streets of Ely. A village close to Cambridge where the houses are all different and the windows are decorated with little treasures. Love to visit these kind of places on a sunny afternoon.…
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Ely, Cambridgeshire – While walking through the surrounding gardens, we got attracted by the sounds of choral music. For full frame, click on the photo. Outfit Lara: Cardigan (H&M)Top (PiuPiuChick)Flared jeans (Zara)Sandals (Pisamonas)Scrunchie (Zara)Sunglasses (Gap)Bag (Susan Bijl)
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The University Museum of Zoology is one of Cambridge’s most important sights. After a renovation of more than five years, the doors of this beautiful Museum were reopened in June last year. Reason enough to have a look and explore…
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The nice thing about living in England is that you can easily plan trips to the beautiful countryside or other cool cities. Like two weeks ago when we spent a weekend in Bristol and Bath. Last weekend we decided to…
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England – Stepping back in time in Bath. Famous for its hot springs, Roman period baths, medieval heritage and stately Georgian architecture. While we were on the way home from Bristol to Cambridge, we made a short stop for a walk…
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France – Conchy-sur-Canche, always a pleasure to visit this place where I’ve been since I was a child. I remember it well how my brother and sister used to play here in the barns and open field. As kids from…
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Between the hilly landscape on South-Western of Cambridge you’ll find National Trust, Wimpole Home Farm. A beautiful estate, where you can enjoy a lovely walk during the year in the vast parkland with adjacent gardens full of colourful flowers, a…
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The University Museum of Zoology is one of Cambridge’s most important sights. After a renovation of more than five years, the doors of this beautiful Museum were reopened in June last year. Reason enough to have a look and explore…
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Our house in Cambridge has a nice backyard with almost 50 different plants and flowers, something I haven’t been responsible for, as we rent the property. But apparently the landlord and I share the same interest, as I’m a big…
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You see them in almost every big city, the brightly coloured double-deckers with mostly on the upper deck a large group of tourists with cameras in their hands. Rarely have I ever made such a bus ride or did it…
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Now that we have a bike, we love to go out and explore the surrounding area of Cambridge. It’s great to enjoy the city life, but secretly we can also enjoy the peace and quiet of the beautiful countryside. The environment…
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One of the things I really like to do is looking inside other people’s houses. I’ve always had a fascination for interior design, how people live, the style, the choice, how they move around the house and beyond. An interior doesn’t…
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In addition to our daily groceries from the supermarket, we love to visit a weekly organic market or farm to buy meat, fish, dairy, vegetables and fruit. Not only tastier, but also better for the planet and we love to…
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From our house it’s easy to walk or cycle to one of the many parks that Cambridge has to offer. Often equipped with a picnic field, grazing cows, a coffee house and playground. This week we visited a popular one:…
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The streets of Cambridge are definitely an impressive setting to behold, but also behind the big walls of the many historic buildings you can discover beautiful spaces. This week we visited the impressive Fitzwilliam Museum on the Trumpington Street. Not…
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As soon as the weather is good, I love to go out with my daughter. A playground, the park a forest, you can find plenty of them in Cambridge. I was actually surprised that there’s no children’s farm close by…
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