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Apsley House stands at Hyde Park Corner in the centre of London and is often referred to as Number 1 London due to the fact that it was the first house past the tollgates at Knightsbridge. It was the home of the first Duke of W... more
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Located in the City of Westminster in the shadow of Westminster Abbey, Dean's Yard is a gated square reserved for use by pupils at Westminster School. Surrounded by historically and architecturally significant buildings, the sq... more
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Aptly referred to as a giant "glass testicle" by London Mayor Ken Livingstone, this misshapen sphere on London's South Bank has changed the face of the London Skyline. Along with serving as the civic center for London, it also... more
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This is not your typical square full of markets and café's, but rather stands as a symbol of the permeability of corporate influence on city aesthetics. The large square is mostly concrete, creating a wide expanse between the g... more
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Labeled as a feat of the 19th Century by London architects, The Embankment is now one of the foremost photographed places in the world, offering visitors amazing views of the Houses of Parliament and the Tower of London. The Em... more
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This bridge lies between the Waterloo Bridge and Westminster Bridge and presents a fantastic alternative to W. Hungerford was officially opened in 1845 as a footbridge and was later bought by the South Eastern Railway for expan... more
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St. James's Park and Green Park lie next to each other to the north and east of Buckingham Palace. The view from the bridge towards Whitehall (pictured) is particularly pleasing and the lake is famous for its waterfowl, especia... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Haha said
… along the beautiful St James Park which led us to the Buckingham Palace. From there, we moved through… continue reading »
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The London Central Mosque is located in the Regent's Park, and was built over 50 years ago. Architecturally, the building is stunning, with a 25-meter golden dome, marble floors and intricate mosaics. However, the mosque is not... more
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An art gallery is best known by the artists it promotes. Modern Art has tried to live up to its name by featuring iconic artists, such as Bas Jan Ader, who died at the age of 33 while trying to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a sai... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Chelsey in Chelsea said
…, we saw Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, the Tate Modern Art Museum, and St. Paul's Cathedral. We ran… continue reading »
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Built in the mid-18th century for the first Earl Spencer, an ancestor of the late Diana, Princess of Wales, Spencer House is the city's most ambitious aristocratic town house ever built and the only private palace from that per... more
Kew Gardens Travel Experiences
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I just can't be asked...
My friend Megan and I decided that instead of flocking to some place warm for the spring break holiday, that we would venture on over to... Continue reading »
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June 14th, 2007
Wimbledon is by far one of the best places to place tennis in world. Basically anybody that is anybody is going to be at Wimbledon. I... Continue reading »
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Shopping.
Day 2: So we got up at a reasonable time, hopped a bus to Kingston and started shopping. Probably one of my favorite things to do in Lon... Continue reading »
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Goooooooooaaaaaalllllllllllllllllllllllllll!!!!!!...
Today was an amazing day. Unfortunately, I'm sick! Ahhh. Last night we all went out to Gala Casino where Sacha, Hao, an... Continue reading »
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Views of Kew
Mum, Dad, Lisa, Paula and I visit the flora and fauna at the beautiful Gardens. Kew is situated on the south bank of the Rive... Continue reading »
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