London Trip of JOY

London - the grand resonance of its very name suggests history and might. Its opportunities for entertainment …

Known as both the London Eye and the Millennium Wheel, this huge 450-foot ferris wheel on the South Bank gives …

Explore the natural history of the planet Earth from the prehistoric era to the present day at one of London's …

Regent's Park offers a variety of facilities and amenities for the public to enjoy, including tennis courts, a …

Unbeknownst to many, St James's Church is a little oasis off Piccadilly that holds a daily market. The market …

This is not so much a museum as a gruesome reproduction of all things that illustrate the darker side of European hi …

"As its name indicates, this bridge was built in honour of the third millennium. The steel structure was designed …

Buckingham Palace has been the official abode of British royalty since 1837. The forecourt is the setting for …

The Tower of London is mainly perceived as a medieval place of imprisonment and execution. Nine hundred years …

The famous waxworks museum, started by Madame Tussaud in 1835, are one of the most popular tourist attractions in Lo …

With seven floors this science museum allows one to explore the history of technology and glimpse into the future …

The London Zoo has occupied the northeastern corner of Regent's Park since 1828. One of the most famous zoos in …

18th September 2002, 9a. Here, Bon Jovi's show was completely sold out in a record 8 minutes flat! If this is …

Much hay is made about the might of the once-powerful Royal Navy - how it ruled the seas and ensured that the …

"Big Ben" is the name of the clock inside the famous tower that also forms part of the Houses of Parliament. Its …

Queen Victoria was born in this palace in 1819, and Princess Margaret and other royals also resided here. A Jacobean …

Trafalgar Square was built following the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. The man responsible for this famous naval …

Victoria Park was opened in 1842, and was the first Victorian park to be owned by the public. It's located in …

Originally called King's Square, this square was first laid out in the year 1961. It was named after King Charles …

First built in 694 but destroyed by the Great Fire in 1666, the beautiful building that stands today was designed …

For over 900 years this impressive assemblage of Gothic buildings has been the home of British government. The …

An oasis of tranquility in central London, Hyde Park, together with Kensington Gardens to the west, is the largest …

Perhaps if Picasso had grown up in Hampstead, he would have made this small art studio/pottery design shop his …