Free London Museums – Many of London’s World-Class Museums are Free: Part 3 of 3 Museum Description Science Museum At the London Science Museum you can see Stephenson’s Rocket, the Apollo 10 command module and loads of interactive exhibits for adults and children. Spread over seven floors of galleries, visitors can encounter the past, present […]
Museum of London – Explores Prehistoric London to Today
The Museum of London Covers London’s History From Prehistoric Times to the Present: History and heritage are the most influential reasons why people choose to visit London. However, there is such a wealth of attractions in the City of London that visitors usually only scratch the surface of what there is to see here. But, […]
Charles Dickens Museum
Charles Dickens’ Museum Has the World’s Greatest Collection of Dickens’ Works: Charles Dickens was born in Portsmouth, Hampshire in 1812 and at the age of three, the family moved to London. He has lived in many different homes throughout his lifetime in London, but the Georgian terraced house at 48 Doughty Street in Holborn is […]
The Old Bailey – London’s Central Criminal Court
The Old Bailey – The Central Criminal Court Where the Hardest of Criminal Cases are Heard: If you’re wandering around Central London, in the vicinity of St Paul’s, you will no doubt come across London’s Central Criminal Court, more popularly known as The Old Bailey. The Old Bailey has been London’s main criminal court for […]
Cycle Challenge – London 2011
The London Cycle Challenge is One of the Cycle Events of London’s Cycle Revolution: If all of a sudden you’re noticing a lot of people cycling in London, it’s because the London Cycle Challenge 2011 is on. The Cycle Challenge is a cycling competition to see which team can cycle the most miles in a […]
Trooping the Colour 2012 – A London Royal Ceremony
The Trooping the Colour Celebrates the Official Birthday of the Queen: When it comes to pomp and pageantry, the Trooping the Colour is the most elaborate of London’s royal ceremonies. The Trooping the Colour ceremony is held to celebrate the official birthday of the British Sovereign. So, although Queen Elizabeth II was born on April […]
Clarence House – A Royal Residence in London
Clarence House – A Royal Residence for Nearly Two Centuries: Whilst not a palace, Clarence House has been a royal residence since its construction in the early 19th century. Situated on The Mall, next to St James’s Palace, Clarence House is the official London residence of The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall […]
The Goring – A Hotel Fit for Royalty
The Goring Hotel Goes Down in History as the Chosen Hotel: There are plenty of luxury hotels in London, but The Goring goes down in history as the hotel chosen by Kate Middleton’s family for their pre-wedding stay. The Middletons hired the whole hotel to accommodate their family and friends and to host a reception […]
A Chance to Visit the State Rooms of Buckingham Palace
You Can See the State Rooms of Buckingham Palace When the Queen is Away: Hot off the Royal Wedding of Prince William to Catherine Middleton, what a great time it is to visit Buckingham Palace. The Palace’s 19 State Rooms are usually open to the public for a limited time, between July to September, when […]
The Royal Wedding of William and Kate – A Short Film
Royal Britain – A Short Film about William and Kate and The Royal Wedding: Since the November 2010 announcement that Prince William and Kate Middleton are getting married, there’s been much written and said about the Royal Wedding. By now, every angle of the wedding details has been discussed by social and royal commentators, royal […]
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