albe Road taking a photo as you walk across the street in front of Abbey Road
Studios is surreal and a no-brainer for any Beatles fan Big Ben located in the
Elizabeth tower and officially known as the great fell Big Ben is situated on
the north end of the houses of parliament and was completed in 1859
Borough Market just a short walk along the river temp
shamtoub a modern lies one of the best er in oldest fresh food markets in the
world let alone in London supplying many of the city's best restaurants with
produce and other assorted treats Borough Market is a food lover's heaven
British Museum founded in 1753 the British Museum's
remarkable collection spans over two million years of human history with more
than 13 million pieces in its collection including world-famous objects such as
the rosetta stone Parthenon sculptures and Egyptian mummies
Buckingham Palace steeped in history Buckingham Palace is the official London
residence of the British monarch witnessed the changing of the guard for
explore one of the 19 state rooms where the monarchy entertains visiting
dignitaries downtown architecture from 17 th century churches to contemporary
structures like the unshaved kirkin pictured above London blends the old
with the new seamlessly creating an impressive variety of architectural
styles historic pubs most people know about the historic pub scene in London
and it definitely does not disappoint no matter where you go from the black friar
pictured above to the ecole the Cheshire Cheese there is always a cold or
sometimes room-temperature beer waiting for you
hyde park hyde park maintains its idyllic charm down every path traversing
its 350 acres because of its vast nature the royal park offers a wide variety of
entertainment options from playing football frisbee and cricket among other
sports on to open pitches to cruising around the serpentine lake on a rowboat
Kensington Gardens once part of Hyde Park Kensington Gardens is now a royal
park in itself and is loaded with notable attractions such as the Albert
Memorial pictured above next to London's most famous music venue Royal Albert
Hall as well as the arch by Henry Moran of course Kensington Palace the
residence originally occupied by King William and Queen Mary London I in a
city filled with historic landmarks the London Eye is one of the more recent
attractions opened in the year 2000 standing at over 400 feet tall the
tallest Ferris wheel in Europe offers up spectacular views of the city
London Underground perhaps the most famous form of public transportation in
the world the London Underground also known as the tube is considered the
world's oldest rapid transit system and traverses all of Greater London and its
surrounding home counties including Buckinghamshire Essex Surrey and more
Queens house 2016 marks the 400th anniversary of this iconic royal
residence and Greenwich London commissioned for the wife of King James
the first architectural in Gillian the Queen's house was the first classical
style building constructed in the UK red telephone boxes although several
thousands of them no longer work and have been removed from the streets these
classic red telephone boxes still remain all over the United Kingdom as a
nostalgic symbol of days gone by
st. Paul's Cathedral still in use today this 17 th century work of art known as
st. Paul's Cathedral is one of the most recognizable sights in all of London it
has played a major role in English history serving as the funeral site for
Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill the Reverend site of Prince Charles and
Princess Diana and many more memorable events
statue of Eros considered by some to be one of the more famous works of art in
London the statue of Eros the Greek god of love was originally erected as the
centerpiece of Piccadilly Circus eventually being moved to its current
location on the southeastern side of Piccadilly Circus after World War two
take modern Museum the Tate Modern is very impressive including the building
that causes the collection which is a contemporary work of art in itself the
exhibits range from abstract art from the early 20th century to British art
dating back to the 1500s to acquisitions from all over the world including the
likes of Dali and Picasso theater district situated in to West End London
is one of the most highly regarded cities in the world to see commercial
theatre primarily located on the Strand Drury Lane and Shaftesbury Avenue
London's main theatre district also known as the Attilan contains over 30
Venice Tower Bridge just steps away from the famed Tower of London the Tower
Bridge broke ground in early 1886 eventually opening up for use on June
30th 1894 the bridge that connects the north bank of the River Thames with the
south bank measures and just under 800 feet long
Westminster Abbey located within a short walking distance a big been under
British Parliament building Westminster Abbey is a historic Gothic style Church
formerly known as the Collegiate Church of st. Peter
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