[23.09.2005] The call of Covent Garden may well be the My Fair Lady scenes, for me it was, but for whatever reason you visit there is lots to see and experience, day or night. Senses are stimulated here, sight, sound, smell are all on high alert. It's all a bit of an experience getting there, via tube, bus or on foot. When I first arrived in London I headed to Covent Garden, one of the oldest parts of London, and since th [more]

[23.09.2005] Nearly 1000 years ago William the Conqueror started building what is now the Tower of London and since then, not everyone has left with their head. It's featured strongly in the political life of the country's capital, brutal executions, ghastly incarcerations and many went in via the Traitors Gate, and after tortuous times, never came out alive. Sir Walter Raliegh lived his last years there, in the company of [more]

[23.09.2005] From unbelievable, ancient old relics to the Lord Mayor's coach, the Museum of London holds plenty of surprises for anyone visiting for education, entertainment or research. London Museum is definitely well planned for journeying through the evolution of one of the world's biggest cities; clearly showing and outlining in a ''user-friendly'' way just about everything you need to know about London's history. The Col [more]