London



London, Britain's colourful capital, is one of the world's most exciting cities - full of things to see and do, with world-famous sights, superb shopping and a range of excellent entertainment and nightlife second to none.

The quickest way of getting around in London is by the Underground (also called the Tube). London has one of the world most comprehensive underground systems in the world (and also the oldest in the world, build 120 years ago).

Major attractions that we visited so far are : Buckingham Palace (the Queen's official home in London, the Royal Standard is flown there when she is in residence), Downing Street (the official home of the British Prime Minister), Piccadilly Circus, St Paul's Cathedral, Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, Tower Bridge, Trafalar Square and the China Town.

Tower Bridge - one of the city's most celebrated landmarks and possibly the most photographed and painted bridge on earth.
The Chinatown in London
Trafalgar Square, the main hub of Central London.
Long quene of people quening to enter the Westminster Abbey
Big Ben - the most photographed clock on earth.
Buckingham Palace - The Queen's official Lobdon residence.
Changing of the Guard.
Entrance to Buckingham Palace.
Posing with a Guard.
St Paul's Cathedral.
With the Beatles in Madame Tussaud's.
Madame Tussaud herself.
Former Manchester United Football Club's captain - Eric Cantona.
The king of football - PELE.
The Royal Family.
Our SM, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew.



Last updated on 21/07/9 by Phyllis Chong