⭐ Lazy Girl City Guides
Cozy, simple, stress‑free starting points for exploring the world
The Lazy Girl City Guides are designed as welcoming starting points for visiting a new city. Each guide shares what I genuinely enjoyed, what I’d happily do again, and what’s still on my list for next time — all so you can build your own adventure without overwhelm.
These guides aren’t strict itineraries. They’re inspiration. They’re real experiences. They’re simple frameworks that help you explore confidently, at your own pace, with plenty of room for wandering, wine, and iced coffee.
This post may contain affiliate links for products or services I personally use and love. If you choose to make a purchase through one of these links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. As always, I only recommend things that fit the Lazy Girl travel style — simple, helpful, and genuinely part of my real‑life routines.
🗺 How to Use This Page
Use this hub to explore each Lazy Girl city guide as it’s published. London is fully built, and new cities will be added soon. Each guide includes packing tips, walkable routes, hotel reviews, and simple, stress‑free ways to explore.
Have Travel Questions?
Hop into my Travel Hacking Moms Facebook Group and ask away — I host a weekly “Travel Questions” thread, and I try my best to reply to every single question personally. It’s the easiest place to get real‑life, Lazy Girl‑approved advice for your next trip.
💳 Why I Travel So Much
A huge part of why I’m able to travel as often as I do is thanks to points and miles. They’ve allowed me to take my kids around the world, bring my parents on bucket‑list trips, and revisit cities I love again and again — without paying full price for flights or hotels.
If you want to start your own points journey, begin with the Beginner Guide to Points — the easiest way to understand the basics and begin stacking your own travel wins.
Lazy Girl Goes to London
Your cozy, simple, real‑life guide to one of the easiest international cities in the world.
London Carry‑On Only Packing List
Your signature packing system for unpredictable London weather.
Hyatt Regency London Blackfriars Review
Modern, quiet luxury — perfect for post‑cruise stays.
London Hilton Bankside Review
Family‑friendly, walkable, and packed with Hilton Diamond value.
Lazy Girl Day Trips from London (Coming Soon!)
Walkable, easy, guided, and beginner‑friendly day trips — perfect for your readers.
If you want a one‑stop list of everything I recommend for London — packing, gear, bags, layers, and travel essentials — see all my London favorites on Benable.
⭐ More Lazy Girl Cities Coming Soon
New guides are added regularly — check back for fresh city guides, packing lists, hotel reviews, and cozy Lazy Girl itineraries.
🇫🇷 Lazy Girl Goes to Paris (Coming Soon)
A dreamy, walkable city full of pastries, cozy corners, and effortless elegance.
🇩🇪 Lazy Girl Goes to Munich (Coming Soon)
Beer gardens, castles, history, and calm energy — an easy base for Bavaria.
🇺🇸 Lazy Girl Goes to Nashville (Coming Soon)
Music, food, friendly neighborhoods, and easy parking — perfect for weekend trips.
🇮🇪 Lazy Girl Goes to Dublin (Coming Soon)
Walkable, welcoming, and full of history and pubs — a great gateway to Ireland.
🇪🇸 Lazy Girl Goes to Barcelona (Coming Soon)
Sunshine, tapas, beaches, and Gaudí magic — ideal for cruisers and foodies.
🇮🇹 Lazy Girl Goes to Rome (Coming Soon)
Ancient, delicious, walkable, and endlessly magical — best explored slowly with pasta, gelato, wine, and golden‑hour strolls.
✨ What Lazy Girl Guides Are
Cozy starting points
Real experiences
Things genuinely enjoyed
A few ideas for next time
Walkable routes and easy wins
Simple food recommendations
Carry‑on packing tips
Points & miles insights
A choose‑your‑own‑adventure vibe
✖ What They Aren’t
Rigid itineraries
Hour‑by‑hour schedules
Overwhelming lists
“You must do this” guides
Lazy Girl travel is about freedom, simplicity, and joy — not pressure.
✍️ About Lazy Girl Travel
Lazy Girl Travel is built on simple systems, cozy planning, and stress‑free adventures. These guides come from real trips, real wins, and real experiences — designed to help travelers explore the world without overthinking it.
