London

London is my favorite city, conservative and modern at the same time. I write not a guide on it but a lot of subjest like where to go, where to eat and what you can visit because all buy a travel guide when fly on holiday. If you have other subjest write me and I add it in website.

Museum and point of interest:

Natural History Museum

Located in: Cromwell Road.

How to reach: with underground, take Circle or District Line, South Kensington stop.

Where the history of humans and animals being are exposed. Also there is a new room only for dinosaurs.

Buckingam Palace

Located: Buckingam Gate.

How to reach: with underground take Circle, District or Victoria Line, Victoria Stop.

Walking towards Buckingam Palace you pass throught St. James square. After it you can see St. James Palace the Royal Family’s old residence. At the end of the street, you are in front of Buckingam Palace, is the Queen’s residence she is in if the flag is flying. At the 12 o’clock you can see the famous changing of the guard.

Westminster Palace

Located in:Abingdon Street.

How to reach: with underground take Circle or District Line, Westminster stop.

Is located in front of the Westminster Church and is the center of Parliament called Chamber of Lords and the House of Commons.

Big Ben

Located:Bridge Street.

How to reach: with underground: Circle or District Line, Westminster stop.

Is the biggest clock in England.

Tower Bridge

Located:Tower Bridge Approach.

How to reach: with underground: Circle or District line Tower Hill stop.

Built in 1894 is one of the symbol in London; the two towers have got a mechanism that rayse the bridge when important ships go under this. Inside the bridge there is a museum.

Tower of London

Located:Tower Hill.

How to reach: with underground: Circle or District Line Tower Hill stop.

Where a lot of people were prisoned for 900 years. Inside there are the Jewels of the crown, a collection of armour and plates.

British Museum

Located:Great Russell Street.

How to reach: with underground Central or Piccadilly Line Holborn stop.

One of the world’s greats museums. There are antiquities from Egypt, Greece, Asia, Rome ecc.

Madame Tussauds

Located: Marylebone Road

How to reach: with underground: Bekerloo or Metropolitan line Baker Street stop.

Where there are wax of worlds famous politicians, televisions and movie stars, sports, heros. Inside you can take a taxi around 400 years of the city’s.

Science museum

Located: Exhibition Road

How to reach: with underground: Circle or District line  South Kensington stop.

I really love this museum the first impression was… “WWWWOOOOWWW!!” It’s really big and you can discover the science in different history’s period from industrial revolution to the space .Inside in the dark the is a restaurant with light table it’s amaizing you must absolutely go here.

National Gallery

Located: Trafalgar Square

How to reach: with underground.Bakerloo or Northem Line Charing Cross stop.

The most beautifull picture’s collection of Europe.

Acquarium

Located:Westminster Bridge Road

How to reach: with underground Circle or District Line Westminster stop.

If you have time go here there are a lot different type of fishes, next it there is London Eye.

Parks

St James Park

How to reach: with underground Circle and District Line St. James Park stop.

Is the oldest Royal Park

Kew Gardens

How to reach: with underground District Line Kew Gardens.

Is the most complete garden’s in the world; were Royal Gardens and has got 40000 different kind of plants

Green Park

How to reach: with underground Piccadilly Line Green Park stop.

It’s became a park in 1500 ca. is one of the Royal Park of London.

Hyde park

How to reach: with underground Piccadilly Line Hyde park Corner Stop.

Is the most biggest park that I had visit, there is a big lake in the middle call “serpentine” for is form. Outside the park you can admire the Marble Arch, the old entrance of Buckingam Palace.

Churches:

Westminster Abbey

Located:Victoria Street

How to reach: with underground Circle and District line Westminster stop.

Is a Royal Church it has been the scene of coronations. A lot of poets, monarchs and heros are bouried here.

St. Paul’s Cathedral

Located: St. Paul’s Chyd.

How to reach: with underground Central Line St. Paul’s stop.

It’s considered the most spectacular church in Great Britain. In 1666 there was a big fire and the Cathedral was completely destroyed. Here Prince Charles and Lady Diana got married.

Westminster Cathedral

Located: Victoria Street

How to reach: with underground Victoria, Circle or District line Victoria Stop.

Visited from Papa Giovanni Paolo II in 1982 for mass. And in 1995 from the Queen Elisabeth II for the century of the cathedral.

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