Some of the Sights in London

Harrods Department Store

One place you shouldn't miss in London is Harrods in Knightsbridge. It is a store unlike any that I know of. There are some that pretend to be like it, but none that I have been to come even close. One of the best parts is the basement food area. I cannot describe it effectively, you've just go to go there and see it for yourself.

These are some photos of their horse-drawn delivery wagon.

The horse-drawn delivery wagon for Harrods Department Store in front of one of the entrances

Harrods' horse-drawn delivery wagon

London

Views around London

I believe that this is a portion of Hyde Park

Trafalgar Square

Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square

You can just see a portion of the National Gallery on the right edge of this photo

Horse Guard

Horse Guards stands on the site of Henry VIII's tournament ground or 'tiltyard'. Nearby is a remnant of the 'real tennis' court where Henry is said to have played the forerunner of modern lawn tennis. The elegant buildings of Horse Guards were designed by William Kent and completed in 1755. Horse Guards originally was the main entrance to Buckingham Palace and royal processions travelling through Whitehall still pass under the arches of the building.

The Tower of London

These are all of the photos I have found for one of the best sights to see in London - the Tower of London.

Tower of London seen from across the Thames River

No that's not London Bridge, it is Tower Bridge — London Bridge is just a plain old bridge

The London Dungeon

Across the river from the Tower of London, upriver to the London Bridge, is a place called the London dungeon. It is an old building, probably an old factory, that has been converted into a display of the various dungeons, prisons, execution and torture procedures throughout history. I believe it is well worth the time to visit. The last time I was there, they also had included a section devoted to Jack the Ripper.

Statue of Boudicca

The Queen Chieftan of the Iceni tribe led a revolt against the Romans that lasted for months, destroying and burning Camulodunum (Colchester), Verulamium (St. Albans), and Londinium (London).

This statue is located near the end of the bridge by the Houses of Parliament.

Boudicca, the Queen Chieftan of the Iceni tribe

Westminster Abbey

Another fascinating place to visit is Westminster Abbey. Among other things, the place is chuck full of burial places of all types of people: poets, writers, statesmen, royalty, and so on.

Westminster Abbey

Big Ben

Here are a couple of shots of the famous "Big Ben". It is attached to the Houses of Parliament as you can see from the photo on the left. This is all in the same area as Westminster Abbey.

Big Ben