London Holiday

My holiday in London was one of the best experience in my life. It will never fade in my memory. I was amazed with the famous structures, historical royal palaces, and museums. It was really surprising because wherever you are in the capital, there's always a park or garden nearby. London maybe the greenest city in the world. London is sure to have the 'kind of green' that you need.

Whether you're looking for some wild space where you can go horse riding, or you just want a deck chair for sunbathing, or tired on museums, busy shops and noisy streets, give yourself a break and try rowing a boat in Hyde Park or walking through London's beautiful parks or gardens.

Windsor Castle - is the largest inhabited castle in the world.

Hampton Court Palace - former royal palace and well-known tourist attraction in south-East England.

Buckingham Palace - The Official Principal Residence of the British Monarch.

• Kensington Palace - Until 1997, it was the official residence of Diana, Princess of Wales.
• Tower of London - also called Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress. Became one of the setting of Harry Potter movie.
• Big Ben - the 320 foot high Clock Tower is named after the largest bell, weighing over 13 tons.
• The Houses of Parliament - 'The Mother of all Parliaments' more properly called the Palace of Westminster.
• St. Paul's Cathedral - St Pauls Cathedral's Dome is one of the largest in the World.
• Millenium Bridge - this Footbridge is a pedestrian-only steel suspension bridge crossing the River Thames.
• National and History Museum - this is particularly famous for its exhibition of dinosaur skeletons, and ornate architectures.
• Victoria and Albert Museum - world's largest museum of decorative arts and designs.
• Trafalgar Square - One of the most famous Squares in the World.
• Tower Bridge - enduring symbol of London, mistakenly known as London Bridge
• London Bridge - based on nursery rhyme "London Bridge is falling down...", but actually its not.

British Airways London Eye - At 135 m high the World's largest observation wheel with 32 capsules, each accommodating 25 people, capacity up to 1600 passengers each hour.

Hampton Court Palace Garden

Green Park - this is close to the Buckingham Palace. It includes the Diana Princess of Wales memorial walk. 

Hyde Park - London's most famous central park. Go on boating and ride a horse. 

Kensington Gardens - Serpentine Gallery for the latest art exhibition and watch the model boats in the Round Pond.

• St James's Park - houses a bird sanctuary, a playground and a café.
• Victoria Tower Gardens - behind the Houses of Parliament, along the river Thames.
• The Wildlife Garden at The Natural History Museum.
• London Underground
• Oxford Street
• Westminster Abbey
• Piccadilly Circus
• Windsor Great Park

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