Sights in London

Ruins in London

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The ruins of this palace is located south of the river and was ordered to be built in the twelfth century by Henry de Blois in Tud

Palaces in London

Lambeth Palace

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Lambeth Palace is the official residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the spiritual leader of the Anglican Church. The palace

Historical Monuments in London

The Rosetta Stone

For 1,400 years, nobody could read the texts of the ancient Egyptians. It was in 1799 that a soldier in Napoleon's army discovered

Bridges in London

Lambeth Bridge

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Lambeth Bridge was opened on July 19, 1932 by King George V. The bridge is a bright red color, almost the same as the leather benc

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Train Stations in London

Marylebone station

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Marylebone station reminds me of France! You will find the famous Paul bakery here, along with a coffee shop and a florist. The st

Churches in London

St John Church

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A little further down the road from the smaller Church of St. Peter, we can see the most imposing church of St. John, noted for it

Train Stations in London

Fruiterers Passage

Walking quietly beside the Thames, I came across a small passage between some buildings. Prudence might have made me think twice,

Squares in London

Marble Arch Place

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Between the many shops of Oxford Street and Hyde Park's Speaker's Corner lies Marble Arch. The arch has stood here since it was mo

Bridges in London

Waterloo Bridge

As newcomers to London we decided to go to the London Eye and as we were relatively close we crossed Waterloo Bridge. We chose thi

Historical Monuments in London

World War I Memorial

One of the most beautiful, elegant and old parks in London was created by Henry III as his game reserve, this aristocratic garden

Stadiums in London

Craven Cottage

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Craven Cottage is the stadium of Fulham FC and is located in the London suburb of Fulham on the banks of the River Thames. This is

Statues in London

Isis, the Egyptian goddess

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Isis, one of the main deities of Egyptian mythology, symbol of fertility, the perfect mother, the perfect companion and protector

Churches in London

St Mary of The Angels

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It's a pretty Catholic church in the Gothic style, found at the corner of Westbourne Grove & Chepstow Road, via Artesian Road. We

Mosques in London

Suleymaniye

Suleymaniye is a big Mosque and Turkish Islamic cultural center in Tottenham, not far from the City of London. In the UK there's g

Historical Monuments in London

Business Design Center

Squares in London

Cambridge Square

A central square that connects Soho with Covent Garden. It has lots of theaters and is a great meeting point. Not particularly pre

Stadiums in London

Chelsea Shed Wall

Stamford Bridge is much older than Chelsea, formerly a sports center with athletic tracks around the lawn and all kinds of sports

Historical Monuments in London

The Coldharbour Gate

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The sections of the wall, which formed part of the west side of the original wall, was built between 1221 and 1238. It was during