Sights in London

Cemeteries in London

There are still some great buildings in Union Street, large brick buildings from the '30s, maroon and white painted and rows of mo

Stadiums in London

Olympic Stadium

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It's impressive to see the immense surface on which the facilities for this event were built. And so, many years after everyone wa

Historical Monuments in London

Walk along the Walls of London

This wall was built by Romans, it is believed to protect what was the port of Londinium, a strategic point on the shore of the Riv

Churches in London

St. James’s Piccadilly

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This Anglican church belongs to the Diocese of London. It was designed by Sir Christopher Wren in 1672 and built on land donated b

Cemeteries in London

Postman's Park

I must admit that when traveling I love to visit cemeteries, and if they are unique, even more so. This is the case with Postman P

Historical Monuments in London

Jewel Tower

Somewhat hidden behind the Cathedral of Westminster, the Jewel Tower was built in the 14th century. Don't confuse it with the Towe

Statues in London

Statue of Oliver Cromwell

In 1894, the Prime Minister Lord Rosebery, a great admirer of Cromwell, proposed to erect a statue in his honor to commemorate wha

Churches in London

St. Marks Church

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Perched on the hills of central London, St. Marks Church is what might you might describe as very pretty little church. It was bui

Statues in London

Jelly Baby Family

Statues in London

Horse at Water

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This sculpture is impossible to miss as you approach Marble Arch. The absolutely monumental horse's head is quite incongruous in t

Historical Monuments in London

The Guards Memorial

This building located in front of the guards house, along with a gateway to St James Park. It was constructed as a cenotaph. It wa

Train Stations in London

Waterloo Station

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The Waterloo Railway Station is one of the gates to the city of London. The trains here go to the south and south-west of England,

Historical Monuments in London

London Wall

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Now, only small remnants are left of the ancient wall that protected the city at the time of the Roman colonization. The most nota

Historical Monuments in London

London Tower ravens

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I was surprised to see the large bird cages near the White Tower, inside the Tower of London complex. In fact, these birds are kep

Churches in London

Chapel Royal of St Peter Ad Vincula

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The Chapel Royal of St. Peter Vincula is a Tudor chapel containing monuments to the residents of the Tower and its prisoners. The

Statues in London

Churchill Statue

A statue of Winston Churchill, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1940 to 1945 and from 1951 to 1955 is in Parliament Squar

Churches in London

Holy Trinity Church

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The church of the Holy Trinity is on Great Portland Street, located close to one of the most beautiful parks in the capital, Regen

Stadiums in London

Arsenal Changing Room

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The changing room at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium was designed by coach Wegner and inspired by feng shui (philosophy based on the ex