Posted on January 26, 2010.
Area History and Guide to London London, as expected of a big city, is a really wonderful place for business and pleasure. Its attractions are world-renowned Tower of London to the Millennium wheel. London has many museums and galleries dedicated to just about any topic you can imagine, and most famous buildings and landmarks that you can imagine, everywhere you look there you'll see the familiar street names that you back to your old Monopoly games.
London is one of the largest cities, both historically and financially, in the world. A city of contrasts, it is steeped in history and still has a contemporary reality, the environment buzzing that never sleeps. Its cozy atmosphere is remarkable, and, if they were written in the 18th century, Samuel Johnson's words are still valid: "When a man is tired of London he is tired of life. '.
This Guide to London would be incomplete if it does not mention sports, theater and restaurant life in London.
If you tire of incredible visits West End theater, music, world-class dining Michelin or practicing a sport in London can provide, riding in Hyde Park to watch Test cricket at Lord's or Premier League football Chelsea at Stamford Bridge and Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium spectacular, and then shop! You'll never run out of alternatives. There Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Selfridges, Knightsbridge, Bond Street, Oxford Street, Regent Street, Portobello Road, King's Road, not to mention the great selection of food and other markets, reflecting the diversity of cultures in cosmopolitan the British capital.
London is divided in two by the River Thames, which in recent years has again become the beating heart of the city. The river has always been a string of freight, but since his highly publicized cleanup, it is also used to provide the source water of public transportation, and after renovation of its docks, sidewalks and trails Biking can enjoy Riverside Londoners travel or leisure activities.
A wonderful way to find the hidden delights of London is simply walking. There are many beautiful parks and green spaces of London's most famous Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park, who are joined by stunning Serpentine and create the largest area of greenspace in the center of the city.
