🚇 Daily Commute Magic: Earl’s Court to Westminster 🌇

#mydailycommute Who says a daily commute can’t feel like a mini sightseeing tour? My route from Earl’s Court to Westminster isn’t just a journey—it’s a scenic slice of London life, packed with history, green spaces, and iconic views that make rush hour surprisingly enjoyable. ⸻ 🌿 Start: Earl’s Court Tucked in charming West London, Earl’s Court is known for its residential elegance and quiet cafes. It’s the calm before the city buzz. Grab a coffee to go and hop on the District Line—and the journey begins. ⸻ 🏛️ Glide Past History On the tube, keep an eye out for: Gloucester Road Station’s art exhibits, often featuring rotating installations right on the platform. The architecture of South Kensington, hinting at nearby museums like the V&A and Natural History Museum (a great detour option if you’re off-duty). St James’s Park Station, where the train begins to dip into London’s political heart. ⸻ 🌳 Hyde Park: Optional Midway Pause If you have time, hop off at South Kensington or High Street Kensington and stroll through Hyde Park. It’s a breath of fresh air in the city—ideal for a mindful walk, watching rowers on the Serpentine, or just soaking in the blooms during spring and summer. ⸻ 👑 End: Westminster Stepping out at Westminster Station, you’re instantly greeted by: Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament towering above you. The River Thames just steps away, with views of the London Eye. A short walk to Westminster Abbey, if you fancy a bit of royal history before work or as a lunch-break wander.