The London Bridge which stretches across the River Thames connecting the City of London and Southwark was first opened in 1729. The latest bridge to…
Brick Lane is a road in London that was regenerated in the 20th century to become one of London’s trendiest places. Students and artists alike,…
The National Portrait Gallery in London displays portraits of both historically important and famous British people. Located between Bloomsbury and Soho, the National Portrait Gallery…
The Charles Dickens Museum in London is the only remaining London home of the late Charles Dickens. Located in Camden, the museum was first opened…
Hampton Court Palace has not been a residence of the British Royal Family since the 18th century but remains an important London attraction today. During…
The Wallace Collection in Marylebone, London displays art from the 15th to the 19th centuries. The Collection of nearly 5,500 items is housed in a historic…
If your image of London town includes grey skies and dreary weather, you’re way overdue for a trip to England’s capital. With summer temperatures and…
Portobello Market is a world famous market stretching 2 miles along Portobello Road which runs through Notting Hill, the London area made famous by the…
The London zoo which is home to over 15,000 animals of 755 species is the world’s oldest scientific zoo. The London zoo was also the…
Spencer House is the only intact surviving palace of the 18th century in London today. The house was completed in 1766 for John, first Earl…
