St Ives, Cornwall, UK
St Ives (hear pronounciation here) was famous for artist in the uk in the 60’s to 80’s, because of its beautiful seascape, somewhat micro climate and higgledy piggledy lanes.
Now although still beautiful it has lost a bit of its charm to the hoard of British holiday makers in the summer months. Cornwall is one of those part of England that really busy in the holiday period.
It is home to one of the Tate Galleries. I would say probably the smallest of the galleries and the only one that charges.
If I had to choose one, I’d rather go to the Hepworth Gallery and Garden. Although even smaller than the Tate I love the Garden.
Due to the number of artists living in the area, it has plenty of galleries, craft shops, bookshops & nice cafes. So I would still recommend it.
Tradition say when you are by the seaside in UK (never have one in London they are truly different) you need to have FISH and CHIPS. I had a very nice fish with scraps made of sweet potatoes.
My friend had the chips with mushy peas.
Have you been to a place you think that it looses it charms because of the number tourists?
“Have you been to a place you think that it looses it charms because of the number tourists?” –> ehm… places in Bali? :p
St Ives still look nice (your pics make it look interesting!), i would still go there if i could, if only for the galleries & fish and chips by the sea. 🙂
Yeah, I suppose some parts of Bali is definitely really well trodden. St Ives is definitely still worth a visit. 🙂
I’ve heard how to pronounce it. kekekekeke.
fish and chips-nya lezat banget kayanya Ndine. ❤
well done Yuna, it is definitely different to what people are used to pronouncing the set of alphabet. 🙂 Enak fishnya.. tapi berasa kurang nasi aja.. hahaha
Hahahahaha, lebih komplit yah kalo pake nasi. Mungkin sedikit sambel? 😀
Pastinya! sambel terasi!