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London is an incredibly beautiful city in Europe and, undoubtedly, the most popular. London is the capital of England and the United Kingdom. One of the few places where the queen still rules, and the crown is inherited.
A little about the city
The city of London is famous for its rainy weather, Big Ben, palaces and, of course, fairy-tale characters, be it Sherlock Holmes or Mary Poppins, this city knows how to create legends. Also, London is one of the richest treasures of our history, it is rich in beautiful architectural structures, the history of its people and its culture. The city contains both modern quarters with comfortable conditions for living and working, where the richest people from all over the world are happy to move, to find them database London, as well as historical places with rich culture and diverse nature.
Sights of London:
Of course, everyone knows about the famous Big Ben and Westminster, but let's take a look at the most unusual, but definitely memorable sights of this beautiful town.
Sherlock Holmes Museum
The famous detective Sherlock Holmes, the creation of Arthur Conan Doyle, lives at the same address both on the pages of books and in fictional London. That is where the Sherlock Holmes museum is located. It is made completely as the author himself described the detective's apartment. The house is made in the Victorian style with precise processing of every detail. There is a souvenir shop on the first floor of the museum, and Sherlock's apartment is on the second floor. There you can take a souvenir photo in the famous armchair by the fireplace and simply enjoy the fabulous atmosphere. "As if I fell into a book" - that's how you can describe this work of architectural art and your impression.
Madame Tussauds Wax Museum
It was founded in 1835 by Anna Maria Tussaud. The museum gained its popularity almost immediately and has not lost it to this day. One of the most famous rooms in the museum was and remains the Room of Horrors, which houses the images of the most dangerous and famous killers, as well as some victims of the revolution. The museum's oldest wax figure dates back to 1865 and belongs to Madame du Barra, the mistress of the French King Louis XV.
London Eye
If you say that you visited London and did not ride the largest Ferris wheel in the world, you will either not be believed, or laughed at! The incredibly huge observation wheel is located in such a way that from its top point (135 meters) you can see the whole of London and its surroundings. It takes about half an hour to complete this circle, but you will definitely remember this half hour for the rest of your life.
Royal Theater Covent Garden
If we talk about culture and education, we cannot fail to mention the Covent Garden musical theater. The beautiful architecture of the theater is worthy of truly royalty, and considering that only the best of the best perform in Covent Garden, it becomes even more attractive in our eyes. Once upon a time, it performed theater performances, ballet, and operas, but now it specializes in musical programs: operas, oratorios, ballets, and concerts.
