The Museum of London is located close to the Barbican Centre, and only a few minutes walk from St Paul’s Cathedral. The museum is the world’s largest urban museum and charters over 250,000 years of history. The history of London is documented from the Prehistoric era to the present day, and inlcudes more than a million items in the collection. Some of the collection were previously held by other institutions inclcuding the London Museum, which was located in Kensington Palace.... Read More

The country of England is a magnificent place to explore. Whether you prefer the arts and culture of England or would rather be enjoying the fresh air while tramping the hills and fells, England has it all. The English countryside has some unique and natural environments. The Lake District in the north of England is vast national park with hills and one of the largest lakes in England, Windermere. The culture vulture amongst us could not do better than visiting London.... Read More

London is the UK’s capital city and it is certainly the nations capital city with regards to shopping as you can buy almost anything within the area of Greater London. With a conurbation so rich in cultural diversity this fact is not much of a surprise but there are some very specific areas of the city which are dedicated to particular types of shopping ranging from fish markets to high fashion.... Read More

London has a vast array of attractions for the visitor whether they prefer traditional or modern attractions. The Houses of Parliament is an attraction steeped in history along with Big Ben. The London Eye is one of London’s newest attractions.... Read More