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History's first Television broadcast
It was here at 22 Frith Street that the first television show in history was ever broadcast.
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The littlest house in London
This is number 10 Hyde Park Place, just across from Marble Arch. Here you will find the smallest house in London a just three and a half feet wide.
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The most beautiful view in London
On the southern bank of the Thames, on the second floor of the Royal National Theatre�
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The River Pub
Here in Hammersmith on the banks of the Thames, sits a London institution a pretty little pub called the Dove.
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The smallest statue in London
Here on Queen Square at the Great Ormond Street Childrens Hospital
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A tiny little police station
Just a few meters from Nelson�s column in the South East corner of Trafalgar square
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The Picadilly Lights
Anyone who knows London has seen the incredible advertising lights of Picadilly Circus.
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The Phantom Tube Stop
Here on the Strand, the former Strand tube stop is one of 40 abandoned stations of the London Underground.
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A Crypt Cafe
Just off Trafalgar Square, underneath the church of St Martin in the Fields is an 18th century crypt
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An extraordinary adress
Located a few meters from Hyde Park Corner, this is Apsley House....
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Old Tom market's
This is Greenchurch Street. This was where in 1881, the architecht Horace Jones established Leadenhall Market
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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.
