Travel Blog of a Digital Nomad
Know for its top-tier university, this quaint and historic college town is just to the northeast of London. It’s a small city mainly centered around the university campus, boating river and historic commercial center – which you can see in dazzling color from the photo collection below. Can only imagine how many smart people have […]
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This one of the UK’s largest and most popular cities, seated right in the middle of the country. It’s quite a vibrant area modern building, bustling shopping areas, nice riverside/canal walks, and top universities. I visited here several times in my tours of the UK, photos below are from the most recent visit in October 2021 […]
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I visited this charming Scottish capital in the summer of 2014, and was taken by its elegant Gothic architechtural style with lots of modernity mixed in. Lucked out with a nice sunny day here and had a chance to capture the essence and deep historical cultures of this city in some photos. Took an open […]
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London is a mega-city, one of only two cities rated as Alpha++ in terms of infrastructure (the other being New York). I’ve visited the UK’s capital way back in winter 1996, then again recently in fall 2012. Lots has changed over the year of course, except for the historic areas obviously. So much to see […]
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Newcastle upon-Tyne is a beautiful northerly city in England, famous for its iconic “blinking-eye” bridge (of which you will see lots of in the colorful pictures below), with the riverside area and amazing architecture around it. Photos are from my visits in 2014 and 2022. Let’s start with some picture of the central area, with […]
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Birmingham is the UK’s second-largest city, located in the West Midlands region of England. It is home and home to many iconic structures such as a colorful Public Library, the Mailbox arcade, the Cube building and bubble-shaped Bullring shopping mall. I visited here several times between 2014-2024. Let’s start with some view from around the […]
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I was truly impressed with Glasgow as a modern design city and shopping hub, as I had expected to see an old and slow place. You will see below the astounding amount of modern architecture, shopping centers, and active people lining the streets. I visited here in October 2012 and the weather was mostly rainy/windy, […]
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