"West Brompton Cementry, unbelievably is a wonderful place to visit. Of corse, if visting here, you have to uphold the utmost respect for those who lay at rest. Saturday is the day this is typically pa.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 21 March 06

"London Zoo may be the showcase of the animal kingdom, but when it comes to plants there is no where to beat the royal botanic gardens at Kew. Here, firmly established on 300 acres of Thames-side londo.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 21 March 06

"Hampton court road seperates its namesake park from less formal acres of Bushy park, an engagingly pastoral area that recreates the seeming randomness of the real countryside. With one notebale except.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 21 March 06

"Founded by vote of Parliment in 1824, but first opened in the present building in 1838, he gallery houses the national collection of masterpieces of European painting from the 13th to 19th centuries. .....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 17 March 06

"Museum of Mankind. Housed here are the exhibitions , libary and offices of the ethnography department of the British museum. Its collections embrace the art and material culture of tribal village and .....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 17 March 06

"Queen Victoria laid the foundation stone for the present building in 1899 and the building, designed by Sir Aston Webb, was opened in 1909 by Edward the seventh. In it were placed the art treasures fr.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 16 March 06

"Battersea Park. Amongst he attractions in this riverside park are a deer park, sub-tropical gardens, and a wildflower garden. Facilities specifically for children including fields, a small zoo, and a .....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 16 March 06

"This vast tract of virtually wild countryside on the doorstep of Londons urban sprawl reamains from an ancient forest that once covered much of southern England. Charles the first enclosed the park ar.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 16 March 06

"Founded in 1753, this is one of the worlds great museums, showing the works of man from all over the world from prehistoric to comparitivly modern times. The imposing building which houses the meuseum.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 16 March 06

"Hyde Park merges imperceptibly with Kensington gardens, which makes it seem a lot larger than it is, but there is a marked character difference between the two parks. Before henry the eigth enclosed t.....More"

Contributed by: jsimons128 on 16 March 06