One of the trees is supposed to be very, very haunted. Have never discovered which one, though.
Built in 1703 for the Duke of Buckingham, George III acquired it in 1762 as a private house. It became an official royal residence in the reign of Queen Victoria, when it was greatly enlarged.
Completed in 1911, the golden winged figure on the top represents Victory. Beneath her on four corners sit Queen Victoria, the Angle of Justice, the Angel of Truth, and Charity.
It was originally the official entrance to Buckingham Palace. Horse Guards was once a full Army garrison and is said to be haunted.
Built to commemorate the Great Fire of 1666, the height of the Monument is the same as its distance from the bakery on Pudding Lane where the fire started.
London Bridge was once crowded with buildings and prone to fires. It survived the 1666 Great Fire because an earlier fire had destroyed houses at the north end, creating a fire break!
Great stop off en route to London Bridge. Open grill/BBQ style cooking. Paella, merguez sausages, lamb and chicken kebabs. Delicious.
A reconstruction of the famous Elizabethan open-air theatre where Shakespeare worked, true to the spirit of the original, celebrating and educating about Shakespeare’s work.
It's great architecture, the amazing permanent collection, the installations in the impressive turbine hall and the major exhibitions
We're sure we saw a documentary in which the bridge was destroyed. Someone called Harry Potter was involved somehow. Anyhow, it appears to still be here, helping you get from Tate Modern to St Paul's.
As one of the largest parks in London, this place has so much great views and attractions in store. Don't miss the famous Speakers' Corner, the Holocaust Memorial, and the Princess Diana's Memorial.
World class tennis arenas and courts. What would an English summer be without pimms and strawberries and cream at Wimbledon?
What would the Wimbledon experience be without getting up really early in the morning to spend a sunny morning with thousands of other fans waiting for tickets.
Excellent wine, meats and cheese. The chorizo and manchego is great and so is the Devon seafood plate. The hams are amazing too.
This is possibly the best value for money Vietnamese restaurant in London and one of the best. Order the salt and spicy squid. AMAZING.. Read more.
I love going Hyde Park on an Autumn day, feeding the ducks and being with my kids, Bay Garnett, Stylist
Do get your hands and feet wet! Don't get in the way of the many kids playing!
My favorite part of Hyde Park...Walk to the statues at the edge of the Serpentine Lake
Love it here - get here 5-7pm in week for prix fixe 2 course 9.95 or 3 for 11.95! Bargain in central London!
