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London in photos.
If you are already living in England, planning to visit London and the UK or just browsing through the Internet, welcome!
I have lived in London for a while now and here I have gathered a little amateur collection of photographs of famous and also not so famous London sightseeing. Please register and add your own photos to make this photo gallery bigger and complete! |
I hope you will find it very interesting looking through my amazing photos collection which will encourage you to develop this warm attachment to this city – the one, which has inspired me to take so many pictures and create this photo gallery.
There are different directories: London events (Event photography), attractions, celebrities, landscape and parks, 360 panoramic photos, hidden jams.
My major goal is to create a community for London fans – to gather pictures of its different places to visit and maybe give an idea for those who haven’t visited it yet of what they are missing! There is also a forum – there, we can discuss different coming up events, problems which might arise if you are planning a visit, best places to stay, cameras, weather (how can I forget the weather?!) and many many others...
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Trafalgar Square
According to some Russian travel guidebook Trafalgar Square is the favourite place for hanging out of English teenagers who live in far away suburbs… That is ridiculous! Trafalgar square is a very popular place where thousands of different people both English and tourists. Sometimes it serves as a meeting
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Hidden Gems
Hidden Gems.. London is full of big attractions clearly but often I find myself turning the wrong street and ending up looking at something very interesting – like for example this man smoking a cigarette.
I am going to post photographs of these peculiar findings in this section! And of course more than anything I am looking forward to seeing your findings! If you know the address or area – write it in, so that we can trace back the journey you have made and see these hidden gems by ourselves.
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Big Ben
This year Big Ben celebrated its 150th (!) birthday in May. The modern 96.3 meter high tower was designed by Augustus Pugin who was a renowned Catholic Gothic architect.
He was especially commissioned by Charles Barry who was in charge of the design and reconstruction of a new palace of Westminster
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London hotels
London has so many hotels – you have big ones, small ones, bang in the middle of the city, on the outskirts, cheap London hotels, expensive ones, with sky-rocketing prices, shabby ones, super-duper luxurious ones – you just need to name it! Of course everything is relative – you cannot have a swimming pool and pay pennies…But there are always plenty of good deals. There is a large number of small hotels which are family run businesses, that’s why you can find a relatively cheap place to stay and there are even some families who rent
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