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by axxiz_mutatiz

A June 2005 travel journal

Last Updated: October 20, 2005

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London has become my favorite place ever! There are so many things to do and see. Of course, you cant miss the double decker tour buses, fish-and-chips, Tower Bridge, and Buckingham Palace. I hope you like the pictures.

I barely made it to the theatre that night, and honestly I was quite tired, but the show waked me up! Adelphi has a great sound system, and for a last-minute deal I got a very good seat. My favorite was Lynda Carter (Miss World 1970) playing Mama Morton. I enjoyed it so much!
  • Member Rating 5 out of 5 by axxiz_mutatiz on October 14, 2005

Adelphi Theatre
The Strand London, England WC2E 7NA
020 7344 0055

We all know that when visiting London the double decker is a must-do. You can hop on and off the bus on the main attractions, and there are four different lines connected to each other. Unfortunately, we only had time to do two of them, the longest one first, where they give you headphones to listen about the places you are seeing at that moment, and another one with someone talking to you live and saying funny things and stories about downtown.
  • Member Rating 5 out of 5 by axxiz_mutatiz on October 14, 2005

The London Big Bus Company
48 Buckingham Palace Road London, England SW1E 5AE
020 8646 1747

The London Eye

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One of the things that I enjoyed the most in London was going on the London Eye. The trip is about 30 minutes, and we got the chance to see the sunset on it.
  • Member Rating 5 out of 5 by axxiz_mutatiz on October 14, 2005

London Eye (Millennium Wheel)
Westminster Bridge Road London, England SE1 9TA
+44 (870) 500 0600

I had heard of the guards at Buckingham Palace and this old tradition because my mom had told me, but being there is something very different. From spring to fall they change the guard every day, and from fall to spring they change guard every other day. We saw the whole ceremony and listened to the guard symphony. I really recommend to make it early; we got there 30 minutes before and it was crowded already.
  • Member Rating 4 out of 5 by axxiz_mutatiz on October 14, 2005

Changing of the Guard
Wellington Barracks London, England SW1A 1AA
+44 (20) 7839 137

This was Queen Victoria's first home and place of birth. It was also Princess Diana's home and is definitely a great place for someone who wants to learn about the English monarchy.
  • Member Rating 5 out of 5 by axxiz_mutatiz on October 14, 2005

Kensington Palace
Kensington Gardens London, England W8 4PX
+44 (20) 7937 9561

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