London, England

As soon as I woke up, I went to the British Museum. Since I got there early, I was able to enter without waiting and see the exhibits for free. The exhibition that I found most interesting was the special exhibition on money, and the Zimbabwean dollar was the most impressive. There were also Korean artifacts in the British Museum, but I couldn’t find the map because they were selling it for money. I left the British Museum and went to Daunt Books. The most famous thing in the bookstore is not the books, but the eco-bags. I bought 6 eco-bags for my friends. Since then, I’ve been traveling with Daunt Books eco-bags on all my trips. They’re that sturdy and good. There are Asian books in the basement of the bookstore, but unfortunately, there are no Korean books, only Japanese and Chinese books. If Korea’s status rises, I think Korean books will come in one day. I left the bookstore and went toward King’s Cross Station. It’s where the famous Harry Potter 9 and 3/4 stop is. There were so many people that I couldn’t take a commemorative photo, so I could only take a picture of the cart from afar. I bought a Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone book here. Now let's go to Hyde Park. I sat on a lawn chair and read a book I bought at a bookstore. It was the best moment of my trip to England. It was an impressive time to have my own time without being disturbed by anyone. There is a large lake in Hyde Park, and swans and ducks live there. Strangely, they are not afraid of people at all. In fact, you can experience the phenomenon of people avoiding ducks and swans. If the weather is good, it would be nice to come to Hyde Park for a picnic. I liked the sight of many people enjoying their free time, and I also felt that time was precious. #European travel