After our visit to Jane Austen’s House Museum, mum and I stayed on trend and made it to the city of Bath! Ironically Bath is perhaps the location most associated with Austen though she did not enjoy living there at all. Many of her characters also visit the city so I kinda felt like I… Read More Ahh, Bath time
Jane Austen’s House Museum 24.03.16
I managed to get out of London again! Mum and I packed up and took a train out. First stop on our mini adventure was the home of one of my favourite authors: Jane Austen. You may have heard of her? She’s kind of a big deal. I love her for her scathing social… Read More Lost in Austenland
Old Operating Theatre and Herb Garret 21.03.2016
Greetings from the UK! I am so honoured to be allowed to guest blog on Liberte of London!!! While Liberte’ toiled with her LAST week of classes for her Master’s degree, I trekked all over London going to museums that Liberte’ was a little less interested in… and that would be gross medical museums 😉… Read More Guest Blogger: Mum Edition
Exciting news! I have a visitor- mum is here! YAY! For our first adventure we decided to head up towards Hampstead. We ended up taking the bus from central London to Hampstead. It only took a bit longer than the Tube and we got to see Camden and the Markets. There are 4 markets… Read More Houses in Hampstead
Yet another South London Museum! Now, many of you may know of this place by another name- Bedlam. As in the term you use for ‘a mad house’. Bethlem was founded in the 1570s (AMAZING) as an institution for people with mental illnesses. This site is actually its (at least) 4th location in its history.… Read More Bethlem
One of the many odd things about London is the lack of tube stations/ trains on the south side of the Thames. Instead, we have to take trains and buses. In the tube you maybe have to wait 5 minutes for a train to arrive whereas the trains in South London come much less often… Read More Pictures Galleries for the People
This blog’s lovely namesake is the famous and massive department store- Liberty of London! It is famous for bringing in ‘Oriental’ designs to London’s elite. They are known for their home goods, fabrics, scarves and clothing. I found out they were the subject of a museum exhibit so I HAD to go! Fashion… Read More Liberty of London
More Reading Week adventures! Freud Museum London As you would expect, this museum is dedicated to the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud! It was his home for the last year or so of his life. Now, perhaps you are thinking, “Freud in London? Didn’t he practice in Vienna?” and you would be correct!… Read More Fun with Freud
Liberté (formerly) of London 