London

Parked his bike and was slow-walking up Brewer Street, London; credit Imani Bahati
London ranks high on most Black Travel bucket lists due to its inclusion of many immigrant cultures, world-class Theatre District, World War II heritage sites, art & history museums, Thames riverfront revival, and you can speak the American version of English the whole time.
History
Indian, African and Caribbean immigrants enrich the city, including the Houses of Parliament
Soul Of the City
Finding the soul of this metropolis takes a bit of planning to enjoy a full plate
I Thought We Both Spoke English
Brits speak Proper English, Americans only think they do
Dining in London
Today’s city has far more options than Fish & Chips

Visiting the gardens in front of Buckingham Palace; credit Visit London
A London Weekend
Enjoy Big Ben, Parliament, Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace, dainty cafes, and great theatre
Museums
With several world-class museums and dozens of small ones, the city is a premiere arts destination
Slave Trade History
The history of Great Britain intertwines with the African slave trade and its global economy
Prince Harry & Meghan Markle’s Royal Wedding
How often do you get to see a Black Princess on her wedding day?
Travel Tips
One sister found out that a “towel” means “feminine napkin” to Brits. Don’t get it twisted

