Ash the Owl: How to Get There

Getting to Natural History Museum (London) is usually smooth if you anchor your trip on the Tube: go to South Kensington (Underground), then follow well-marked pedestrian routes to the museum area. This suits first-timers because the route is consistent and doesn’t require lots of local knowledge. If you’d rather stay above ground, a bus is a calm backup—slower, but straightforward. For a rainy-day plan, prioritize routes that keep you indoors longer (Tube + covered connections where available), and save the walk for the final short stretch. Azuki the Traveling Rabbit: When in doubt, choose the option with fewer changes—even if it takes a few extra minutes. Choose your route in […]

If you want the smooth “first time in London” plan, take the Underground to a practical nearby station (often Waterloo or Westminster), then walk a few calm minutes to London Eye. This suits most visitors because it’s frequent, predictable, and doesn’t depend on road traffic. A solid backup is a taxi/ride-hail for the final leg if the weather turns or you’re carrying more than you expected. If you’re planning around a rainy London day, you’ll feel better choosing a route that keeps you indoors until the last short walk. Azuki the Traveling Rabbit: If rain starts, prioritize Underground routes and keep the outdoor walk to the final few minutes. Choose […]

If you’re already in London, the best all-round route is the Underground to Southwark (Jubilee line), then a short, simple walk to Tate Modern. It suits first-timers because the ride is straightforward and the final stretch is short enough to feel manageable even after a long day. As a backup in a different mode, taxi/ride-hailing is the most direct door-to-door option, especially if you value simplicity over cost. For a rainy-day trip, the Elizabeth line + Underground combo keeps most of your journey indoors, with only the last few minutes outside. Azuki the Traveling Rabbit: Choose the route with one simple transfer and a short walk—less thinking, more calm. Choose […]