A continuation of my experience at the Tower of London..THE TOWER AS A PRISONThe area around Tower Green is where you will learn the history of those who have been…Read More
The National Gallery, housed in an early Victorian building on Trafalgar Square, has many rooms filled with high ceilings and beautiful paintings on the wall. The…Read More
The museum is free and they also have special exhibits. Sometimes the special exhibits do charge. They have a whole section on WW1 and another on WW2. With interactive…Read More
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I suppose I should begin this journal with a rather embarrassing admission. Even though I am a grown man of more than 30 years of age, I still find immense pleasure in the…Read More
The theatre is easy to find on the Southbank of the Thames, not far from the Millennium Bridge and the Tate Modern. It is good for adults and children alike to get a…Read More
In my mind at least, the Victoria and Albert Museum has always suffered from its less than revealing name. Unlike the neighbouring Science or Natural History Museums, it…Read More
This was my third time riding the London Eye, but by far the best and most memorable experience. The reason for this? We had our "flight" at night-time. This made…Read More
I find World War II history very moving. The Philippines, my home country, was one of the countries whose history was reshaped drastically by the war. And more than that,…Read More
I have visited Camden on a number of occasions now, nearly always to visit the market. To talk of Camden market as a singular entity is mis-leading, as there are several…Read More
~~A TRIP TO COVENT GARDEN~~ I was born in London but moved to the Essex/London borders some years ago. When I moved out I chose to not go so far that we weren't within…Read More