Sights in London

Bus Stations in London

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The London Waterbus Company offers sailings on the historic Regent Canal, leaving Camden Lock Market and reaching beautiful Regent

Bus Stations in London

Victoria Bus Termninal

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Located in the south of London, close to the famous Victoria train station, but do not confuse them: They are different buildings.

Temples in London

Shri Swaminarayan Mandir

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This Hindu temple is in northwest London in Neasden, a little away from the tourist routes, even so more than 5 million visitors h

Train Stations in London

London King's Cross Railway Station

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King's Cross St. Pancras is famous for being the station where Harry Potter and his friends took the train to Hogwarts from Platfo

Castles in London

Beauchamp Tower

Beauchamp Tower houses the "Prisoners" exhibition that contains extraordinary inscriptions on the walls made by people who were in

Historical Monuments in London

Scaffold Site, Tower of London

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It's in a small grassy park inside the Tower of London. This sculpture commemorates the spot where prisoners, mostly of aristocrat

Palaces in London

Whitehall Palace

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Whitehall Palace was the main residence of the kings of England in London between 1530 and 1698. It was then the largest palace in

Churches in London

The Temple Church

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Temple Church, located in London, was built by the Knights Templar in the 12th century to replace the old buildings that had becom

Palaces in London

Kenwood House

Kenwood House, although it would be better to call it mansion or palace, is a great attraction on the northern boundary of Hampste

Train Stations in London

Baker Street Underground Station

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In Madrid, our subway stations are all the same, so I was struck by the unique elements in some of the London Underground stations

Historical Monuments in London

Australian War Memorial

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The monument in honour of the British and Australians killed in different wars is impressive. It has marble walls engraved with th

Statues in London

Sherlock Holmes Statue

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Since 1999, a new statue has enjoyed a prime position on Baker Street: a 4 meter high replica of the most famous private detective

Historical Monuments in London

Royal Courts of Justice

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Built in a Victorian Gothic style, the Royal Court of Justice, also called "Short Law" in English, was built in the second half of

Palaces in London

Somerset House

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Somerset House, formerly a royal residence, is a large building that resembles a palace with a huge central courtyard. It's found

Historical Monuments in London

Battersea Power Station

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This coal-fired power plant built between the two world wars,¡ has become one of the most famous images of London,¡ thanks to its

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Historical Monuments in London

Tower Hill Memorial

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It is a war memorial in Trinity Square Gardens, right next to the Tower of London. It is in honor of the Marines and fishermen who

Squares in London

Hyde Park Corner

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Hyde Park Corner is one of the most important squares of London, located in the southeast corner of Hyde Park. It is a junction of

Historical Monuments in London

The Women of World War Two Memorial

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Located in the heart of the political district of the British capital, this monument to the women of World War II is found about h