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An extraordinary adress
Located a few meters from Hyde Park Corner, this is Apsley House....
The House with the Chimneys
Located in Northern London, this 26 acre park was a gift to the city from Sydney Waterlow
The Phantom Tube Stop
Here on the Strand, the former Strand tube stop is one of 40 abandoned stations of the London Underground.
The most beautiful view in London
On the southern bank of the Thames, on the second floor of the Royal National Theatre�
The River Pub
Here in Hammersmith on the banks of the Thames, sits a London institution a pretty little pub called the Dove.
The Berlin Lantern
On the banks that lead up to Hammersmith Bridge, you will find a neighborhood unlike any other in London.
The Peace Pagoda
In Battersea Park on the banks of the Thames, this is the Peace Pagoda. It was built in 1985 by the Japanese Buddhist Order Nipponzan Myohoji
Chelsea Colors
Here in Chelsea, a colorful visit awaits. Start with the houses on Godfrey Street, then make your way up Kings Road to Bywater Street.
The Bridge of Tribulations
Hammersmith Bridge was inaugurated in 1827. It was the first suspension bridge to cross the Thames.
Old Tom market's
This is Greenchurch Street. This was where in 1881, the architecht Horace Jones established Leadenhall Market
The Golden Stairway
On Throgmorton avenue, located between the Stock Exchange and the Bank of England
The Tatooed Building
This is the neighborhood of Blackfriars. On Carter Lane, just a few dozen yards from St Paul
The Surprise Park
Hidden just off of Cannon street, this is Oxford Court and its garden, St Swithin's.
The Trader statue
At the corner of Walbrook Street and Cannon Street
A Crypt Cafe
Just off Trafalgar Square, underneath the church of St Martin in the Fields is an 18th century crypt
Back in Time
Go though the door of Outer Temple on Fleet Street
Savoy Savoy
The Savoy quarter of London is located between Victoria Embankment and the Strand.
St James Passages
Situated all around King Street, this is the neighborhood of St James. It has been built and rebuilt over 300 years
Eros Mistake
This is the statue of Eros on Picadilly Circus or is it ?
Captain Armstrong's Shelter
Here on Warwick Avenue you will find one of London last remaining shelters for taxi drivers.