London travel guide. The ultimate trave guide of london. The most amazing experiences in London the small this road junction in London the junction got its name a while back in 1690 from the seven streets cutting through it most to the building surrounding it are the original buildings dating back three hundred and fifty years for years and years this was the focal point for ballad singers in street artists today it is packed with several leaders restaurants and plenty of quirky stores the vibrant atmosphere and eye-catching architecture will surely make you want to visit the area again London has many more gems for you. The mall london be led to royalty by walking through the mall this long tree-lined road leads from Trafalgar Square to Buckingham Palace but this is not just any road regardless of the weather this wide beautiful route is bordered with parks in often decorated with Union Jack flags the red surface apparently represents red carpet running up to Buckingham Palace yes this is the queen's front drive after all just keep in mind that the mall is closed to traffic on certain days including Sunday's and public holidays. westminster Abbey is one of the most famous buildings in the world and one of the oldest monuments in the United Kingdom. this attraction has been the spot for several coronations burials royal family ceremonies in weddings including the most recent one love kate in William if you hold the London Pass you'll be able to enter the abbey for free along with sixty other landmarks around the city. Westminster Abbey's architecture is extremely fascinating and wonderful to view check out the wax and would figures up many monarchs coming face to face with these life like figures is truly a memorable experience this video is just a small taste for what is waiting for you. Leicester Square is one of London's most central attractions packed with theaters cinemas & Casino houses it is here where movie premieres take place including Harry Potter James Bond Shrek and many more Leicester Square is also where you'll find M&M;'s world so go ahead and satisfy your chart the passion a word of advice though watch out for tourist traps Shaftesbury Avenue is in the heart at London's West End theatre district running from Piccadilly Circus in the southwest up to Bloomsbury in the Northeast many call this area theater land as this is where all the fantastic theater productions are set running through Soho Shastri Avenue has a lovely warm atmosphere if you're a fan of the stage and you desire to be entertained then we strongly suggest a theater production whether it's a musical or a comedy notable productions that are set here include West Side Story and Twain just pre Avenue also features cinemas restaurants cafes bars public houses clubs hotels and shops your time here is bound to be preoccupied welcome to backing him Palace the official residency up the British monarchy this grand palace consist of 775 rooms 19 state rooms 188 staff bedrooms 52 royal and guest bedrooms 92 officers and 78 bathrooms that's quite a lot of space used by the administrative headquarters of the monarch and for royal ceremonies watch the changing of the guard ceremony every other day at 11 a.m. and visit the Queen's Gallery in backing him Pallas which is open to the public if you hold the London Pass you'll be able to enter the palace for free along with sixty other landmarks around the city.

• published: 23 Jan 2015
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