Things to see in England - What to see in England

Shows in London

Still one of the most popular musicals in London after more than 25 years, "Les Misérables" arrived in London's West End in 1985 a

Bars in London

Friendly Society

The Friendly Society is in London's Soho. You can have a drink and listen to dance music from the 90s and 2000s. If you're not dan

Airports in Fairford

The International Air Tattoo

Made by Lockheed Martin: F-16 Fighting Falcon (RIAT 2012)

Churches in London

Church of St Bartholomew the Great

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The Anglican church of St Barts (as Londoners call it) is a little gem that deserves to be better known, although part of its char

Cinemas in London

Empire Cinema

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With the new signs, which are more sober than the older ones, I can't help but feel that this cinema has lost a bit of its charm.

Bars in London

The Swan

This is an old pub opposite Hyde Park that doesn't really abound with charm. The decor and service are a bit bland, lacking that s

Of Touristic Interest in Clare

Faro de Loop Head

I love visiting lighthouses, I guess it's because I was born close to one where I used to watch the sunset. Now, I admire the impr

Shops in London

Stanfords

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Where you least expect it you sometimes find the most interesting. This happened to me at the Long Acre while waiting for my compa

Cathedrals in Wakefield

Wakefield Cathedral

It is located in the city center, next to the shopping area. It was built in the fifteenth century and had several subsequent reco

Statues in London

Barge Master & Swan Marker Sculpture

Strolling in the early hours on a Sunday morning across Southwark Bridge I found this statue of an ancient tradition of the Middle

Churches in London

Saint James Garlickhythe

Wandering aimlessly at 7 am on a Sunday, I crossed Southwark Bridge. I found a statue which I've written before this century churc

Bars in Preston

The Adelphi

Preston is primarily a student city and The Adelphi is the meeting point of all. It's great, it has two floors and they are quite

Statues in London

Statue of George IV

George IV was born in London in 1762 and died in 1830. He was a very special king with a life which was quite scandalous for the t

Statues in London

Monument to Major General Henry Haveloc

Located southeast of this amazing place is the statue of Sir Henry Haveloc (1795 - 1857), honoured for his outstanding service to

Statues in London

Monument to Baron Napier of Magdala Cornelis

The monument to the horse born in Ceylon (now in Sri Lanka), also known as the "Island of a thousand names" and a British colony u

Churches in London

Chuch St. Dunstan in the West

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This Gothic-looking octagonal church and lantern tower was designed by John Shaw in the eighteenth century. It was started on a di

Of Touristic Interest in London

City Cruises - Millennium Time

I visited London this year. It was my first trip to the old world and it was really amazing! Although my stay only lasted a few da

Historical Monuments in London

Nelson's ship

On 24 May 2010 a replica of the ship of English Admiral Horatio Nelson (1758 - 1805) was inaugurated. It is a symbol of the countr

Things to do in England

The top 2.711 attractions in England