Sights in London

Cemeteries in London

In the heart of Greenwich, located along the Thames to the east of downtown London, with small alleys bordered by brick walls, the

Historical Monuments in London

Charles Dickens House

The Charles Dickens Museum was the author's London home from 1837 to 1839. Paintings, writing and furniture belonging to his famil

Churches in London

The Guild Church of ST Mary Aldermary

Yet another victim of the Great Fire of London, but still beautiful to me, St Mary's Aldermary is located in the City of London, f

Churches in London

St Marybelone Church

South of Regent's Park, when you go to Baker Street, you will see this pretty building. At first it may not look like a church, bu

Bus Stations in London

EasyBus

We booked bus tickets through the EasyBus site before our journey to central London. We were expecting a huge bus, but in fact it

Historical Monuments in London

Edith Cavell Memorial

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This statue was erected in 1920 in memory of Edith Cavell, the brave nurse who helped British soldiers escape from German-occupied

Statues in London

Ian Christian Smuts

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Jan Christiaan Smuts was born on May 24, 1870, and died September on 11, 1950. He was a prominent military leader of South Africa

Statues in London

Sir Joshua Reynolds

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Sir Joshua Reynolds, standing casually with his palette in hand, is the subject of this statute, which was placed in the courtyard

Churches in London

The Church

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Do not be fooled by the title! This is actually a club that is called The Church. Located in Clapham Junction, The Church is espec

Churches in London

St. Columba's Church of Scotland

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The presence of Scottish Presbyterianism in London dates back to the Union of Crowns in 1603. This church is still in use, althoug

Churches in London

Ruach City Church

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Ruach City Church Christian Centre, based in Brixton, South London, is fairly new but is one of the largest churches in Europe. Fr

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St. Peter's Church

Churches in London

Kensington Temple

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In a style quite different from that of the nearby St Peter's Church, Kensington Temple is built of gray stone. It's a remarkably

Churches in London

St Saviours church Chelsea

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Now divided into two parts, the western side of this building is still a church while the eastern side is now a luxury home, compl

Churches in London

Chapel of St. Peter and St. Paul in Greenwich

The chapel was built by Thomas Ripley, following Sir Christopher Wren's designs, and was the last part of the Royal Hospital to be

Churches in London

Brixton

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Located in the district of Brixton, in the south of London, this church offers something differnet from the famous street stalls s

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Historical Monuments in London

Monumento a William Shakespeare

Cemeteries in London

Bunhill Fields

This is a small cemetery close to Old Street station with benches for resting and a large park. The graves are protected by fences