Sights in London

Historical Monuments in London

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The Horse Guards Parade is a space between the River Thames and St James Park, also near the British Parliament and Trafalgar Squa

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Train Stations in London

London Underground

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Let it be said: transportation in London is terrible. The prices are incredibly high and, during a holiday, it is unfortunately di

Palaces in London

Kensington Palace

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This is the palace where Princess Diana lived after her separation from Prince Charles. It has an extraordinarily well-manicured g

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Stadiums in London

Stamford Bridge Stadium

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On Wednesday I went to see the semifinals of the champions game. I was especially excited to see a game at Stanford Bridge. I am a

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Train Stations in London

Victoria Train Station

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London Victoria Station is one of London's busiest terminals. There's a subway station, a train station and bus station (with nati

Squares in London

Leicester Square

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The Leicester Square is one of the most famous squares in London. In between, there is a small garden, managed by the City of West

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Historical Monuments in London

Lloyd's Building

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Built between 1978 and 1986, designed by architect Richard Rogers (who worked with Renzo Piano in the construction of the Centre P

Historical Monuments in London

Nelson's Column

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A monument in the center of the legendary London's Trafalgar Square made to commemorate Admiral Nelson's victory over Napoleon at

Historical Monuments in London

Marble Arch

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Hyde Park is the most well known of all the London parks, and it is so enormous that it has different access doors scattered aroun

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Historical Monuments in London

Cleopatra's Needle

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Walking through the streets we reached this Egyptian obelisk, a little spoiled, since it was abandoned in a storm while being tran

Stadiums in London

Wembley Stadium

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One of the major stages of the world. Although away from central London, it is worth visiting. Everything is practically new and i

Historical Monuments in London

Wellington Arch

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Wellington Arch, also known as Constitution Arch, is a triumphal arch situated north of Green Park. It is found in the middle of a

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Historical Monuments in London

Camden Lock

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Camden Lock is at the heart of Camden Market which now forms one of the largest markets in the world and one of the most visited a

Statues in London

Peter Pan Statue

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The Peter Pan monument is located in Kensington Park, near the Lancaster Gate. This bronze statue was erected one night in secret

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City Halls in London

London City Hall

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The City Hall serves as part of the city hall, of the City of London. Draws attention with itsmodernist design (Norman Foster) com

Cathedrals in London

Westminster Cathedral

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This is the main church of the Catholic Church in England and Wales. Construction began in 1895 and it opened in 1903. It has a ne

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Historical Monuments in London

Monument To the Great Fire of London

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In 1666, a fire began at a baker's house on Pudding Lane. Three days later, the fire was finally put out but only after having des

Bridges in London

Westminster Bridge

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Dodging tourists, I could really feel the magic of this bridge. By day, you can walk around and buy souvenirs, such as a replica o