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Free Harry Potter London walking tour around 7 places in London that every die-hard fan of “the boy who lived” will enjoy seeing.
London Marathon is a great event that offers something for everyone. See why you should see it at least once!
In this Covent Garden walking tour, you'll discover historic landmarks and less-known hidden gems (often missed by tourists!). So grab your walking shoes and get ready to experience one of London's most iconic neighborhoods.
An absolute must-see for all fans of Lady Di visiting the UK’s capital. At the end of this post, you will find a map that will help you to see most of them in about 3 hours.
Although Agatha Christie was born and raised in Devon, a significant part of her eventful life and career took place in London.
All the 50 best statues in London described in this post are classified as permanent, and you can see them for free.
If you want to experience the historic English village vibe not too far from central London, Harrow on the Hill might be a perfect choice!
On the 1st of January, on the streets of central London takes place London's New Year's Day Parade. Hundreds of thousands of people line the streets to watch the colorful (and loud!) spectacle. Below you will find a gallery of 75 photos from London's New Year's Day Parade 2023.
You will find here 23 Churchill places in London. Find out where legendary Prime Minister worked, lived and died!
I have combined my most atmospheric photos from that period into a photo gallery. I have also added some comments to better reflect what was like to be in London at this historic time.
I hope you will enjoy this post.
In this post you will find a 24 places in London (and their locations) with atmospheric Christmas decorations. From the small but charming window displays to the biggest and most famous.
Since the beginning of the 20th century, Londoners have been accustomed to explosions. However, nothing could prepare Londoners for the horror, destruction, and suffering that came during WWII…
London could be easily called a “city of the dead”. Note: after reading this post, London might never feel the same!
In the middle of the park in (always busy) Leicester Square, you can find a wonderful statue of Rowan Atkinson in his iconic role as Mr. Bean.
In the middle of the park in (always busy) Leicester Square, you can find a wonderful statue of Rowan Atkinson in his iconic role as Mr. Bean.
A (whopping!) 2.5 mln people visit Leicester Square each WEEK!
And yet, most visitors are unaware that the iconic comic superhero (Batman!) is watching them (day & night) from above!
Leicester Square also showcases 10 other iconic movie bronze figures (also known as Scenes In The Square).
Enjoy the read and this short (but very entertaining!) walk.
Kensington Gardens, apart from being associated with the late Princess Diana (she once lived in Kensington Palace) are equally famous for its connection to Peter Pan.
Let me introduce you to the walk around my favorite spots in Kensington Gardens. Enjoy the read and the walk!
I have prepared for you a walk around the things you don't want to miss when strolling through Hyde Park. I hope you will enjoy the read. And the walk!
Let's see (in less than an hour ) which statues near St Paul’s Cathedral are talking and what do they say!
See 4 very special statues in the City of London. All of them have two things in common. They are all located only steps away from Liverpool Street Station. And they all can…talk!
Today I would like to invite you to follow a very particular trail, focused on 4 Talking Statues in Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens. Let's see then where you can find these talking monuments and what they've got to say!
With this walk, apart from taking you to popular with tourists Camden Markets, I will attempt to entertain you with a few almost forgotten stories from the relatively short history of this (today) fashionable part of London.
This London walk will take you from the exact center of London to the home of the monarchs. When passing on the way: the birthplace of the idea of James Bond, home of the Prime Minister and… PINK pelicans!
You cannot choose a better place for a relaxing walk than Greenwich. A combination of a riverfront, great Royal Park, and, what many people will argue, the best (not one, not two, but many!) panoramic views of London.
A simple self-guided map to follow, with an optimized route for tourists coming to London for the very first time.
Walk around Waterloo. Ten places worth seeing, from the most obvious one - London Eye- to those less known but very interesting in their own ways.
To do this walk, you not only need a good pair of shoes. You also need a good stomach, as after seeing a few iconic London skyscrapers and many London bridges, we will dive into the dark world of skeletons and dead bodies, ever-present in this part of London.
So, without further ado, let's see what is there to see near London Bridge!