London, United Kingdom: Then & Now
London Today
London History
Places To Visit
Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens
What would become Hyde Park was purchased by Henry VIII in 1536 from Westminster Abbey (who had...
Millennium Bridge
This pedestrian bridge has become a landmark of twenty-first century London. The 330m long bridge...
National Gallery
In the late eighteenth century, royal art collections across Europe were being nationalized and put...
Westminster Palace
Like Westminster Abbey, Westminster Palace (or the Palace of Westminster) dates to the Anglo-Saxon...
Trafalgar Square
Yet another of London’s iconic landmarks, Trafalgar Square
is situated at Charing Cross,...
Shopping
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Oxford StreetOxford Street without doubt is the King of shopping streets, or should we say the ‘Queen’ of
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Bond StreetHome to flagship stores of international designers such as Prada, Chanel, Ralph Lauren and Gucci,
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HarrodsHarrods is the rich man’s answer to Wal-Mart. London’s most famous department store traces its
Restaurant
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Gordon RamsayThis three Michelin star London restaurant is where you should head if you want to see the
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Le GavrocheSince its opening more than four decades ago, this authentic French restaurant has been setting
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NobuIf you’re looking for Japanese food with a twist, look no further. This top class restaurant has
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