Maps
What makes the station stand out than others is that it is close to government offices, namely the Home office, National Audit office, HM Passport Office, Westminster City Hall, Department of International Trade, UK Government Investments and many more.
I can’t believe that London has had a couple of Tube and train strikes lately, causing unwanted disruption during the morning and evening rush hours. Apparently, some of these have happened because of ticket offices closures, job cuts, pay and working conditions. But in spite of the disruptions, train strikes can make you unusually happy.
Did you know that there are libraries in London that won’t ask you for a library card? At this mini library above, the books are for members of the public to borrow but only if you exchange one for one of yours.
What I really love about Tate Britain is that it is out of the way from the high street; it’s small and cozy. I usually spend around 3 to 4 hours there. But it’s worth spending at least half a day there so you can get a good view of various exhibitions.
I went on a trip there with my daughter and was able to view the Henry Moore exhibition, which we were very much looking forward to. We were able to move around freely! This is mainly because we avoided the gallery during the peak tourist season.
The streets are congested in London so children and teens sometimes travel in the dark and will need to be kept safe. But what can be done to keep them form danger?