Welcome to The Traveler’s Checklist Guide!
Explore London pubs, cruise ports, national parks and other places worth seeking out through practical travel guides for curious wanderers who want to know what to actually do when they get there.
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Charlottetown Cruise Port: An Easy Taste of PEI Without an Excursion
Featured in Cruise GuidesCharlottetown is an easy cruise port to explore on your own. Walk from the ship to Peake’s Wharf for PEI potatoes, lobster, oysters, mussels, craft beer and COWS ice cream—no excursion required.
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Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia: What to See Beyond the Lighthouse
Featured in Cruise GuidesOne of Nova Scotia’s most picturesque coastal villages, with far more to explore than its famous lighthouse
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The Seven Stars London: Inside Holborn’s Tiny Legal-Quarter Pub
Featured in London GuidesExplore the compact historic facade at The Seven Stars pub in London. Retreat behind lace curtains for a cask ale in the heart of the legal quarter.
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The Churchill Arms London: Is This Extravagant Kensington Pub Worth a Visit?
Featured in London GuidesOne of London’s most extravagantly decorated pubs, the Churchill Arms is famous for spectacular flower displays, Churchill memorabilia, and its surprising Thai kitchen.
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The Prospect of Whitby Pub: Inside London’s Legendary Waterfront Pirate Tavern
Featured in London GuidesExplore the 1520 original flagstone floors at The Prospect of Whitby pub in London. View the historic Thames waterfront from the overhanging balcony.
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The Mayflower Pub London: Inside the Historic 1620 Pilgrim Haven
Featured in London GuidesVisit the Mayflower pub in London’s Rotherhithe for a ship-like interior, the story of its famous 1620 voyage, and riverside deck seating over the Thames.
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The Sherlock Holmes Pub London: Is It Worth a Visit?
Featured in London GuidesStep inside this London pub to find Sherlock Holmes memorabilia, themed ales and an extraordinary re-creation of the detective’s 221B Baker Street sitting room.
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The Grenadier London: Is This Hidden Belgravia Pub Worth a Visit?
Featured in London GuidesA tiny, atmospheric Belgravia pub hidden at the end of a cobbled mews, best known for its money-covered ceiling, military-themed interior, and wonderfully complicated ghost story.