Once the favored home of kings and queens, this royal residence, redesigned by Christopher Wren for William and Mary in 1689, was home to Princess Diana, and today features the Court Dress collection.

Well-established London wine merchant that offers fine wines, champagnes and other fine victuals

Portobello Road itself plays host to one of London 's largest and most interesting street makets, which really springs into life on a Saturday. No visit to London would be complete without spending a...

Museum traces the city's 2,000-year history through displays of Roman remains, Anglo-Saxon objects, furniture from the Tudor and Stuart periods, and an audio-visual presentation of the Great Fire of 1666.

Premier live rock and pop music venue.

A boutique gallery which exhibits British contemporary art.

The Western London district of Mayfair is an elegant residential and commercial section of Westminster.

London's Broadway covers everything that smacks of theater and performance is here including concerts, sporting events, musicals and stage performances.

Set on the south bank of the Thames, approximately five miles from central London, this city borough is rich in maritime history and features the Royal Naval College, National Maritime Museum and the Old Royal Observatory, which was built by Sir Christopher Wren for King Charles II.

Launched in 1938, this cruiser served in World War II, playing a major role in the sinking of the German battle ship "Scharnhorst" in the Normandy landings.

A cultural "think tank" where people can watch important films, browse the bookstore, discover innovate work of emerging artists, participate in live events, and engage in debate in support of a broader artistic culture.

London's most famous market that is busy, noisy and full of interesting things to see, items to buy and characters to meet.

Photo tour of Chinatown in London with more than 250 photos. Scroll down the page a bit if there is an error on the page. http://chinatowno...

A clubbers haven with a retro industrial look and two dance floors.

Lovely formal rose gardens located within Regent's Park, which feature visual delights such as a rock garden, statues, fountains and waterfalls.

Camden Town is an inner-city district in North London in the London Borough of Camden. Camden Town is sometimes referred to simply as "Camden", but it should not be confused with the borough.  The...

At 300 years, the oldest pub in Covent Garden has hardly changed over the years and is proud of its heritage.

Dennis Severs' House offers a glimpse into 18th-century (Georgian-era) life in England.

Discover the sweeping panoramic views across the Thames at this splendid mansion, which is home to The Gilbert Collection of gold and silver decorative arts, Hermitage Rooms that introduce visitors to Russia's premier museum, and the Courtauld Institute Gallery with its fantastic collection of Impressionist and Post Impressionist masterpieces.

Located south west of London, this 105-acre protected area consists of swamps and marshes, which serve as nesting sites for a variety of migratory birds.

This quirky little museum is not for everybody.  If innards preserved in jars make you sick, stay away.  however, if you are at all interested in science, medicine or the history of medicine, it's a...

This center is considered one of London's premier cultural venues and is worth a visit.

This museum shows the connection between medicine, art and life.

Here are links to a selection of City Hall photographs.  Some can be viewed as a slideshow. City Hall - Slide Show New City Hall - Picture

Today Clarence House is the official London residence of The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall. It is open to the public during the summer months each year. (From British Monarchy website)