Walk across this iconic bridge and visit the Tower Bridge Exhibition to learn about its engineering and history. Tip: Enjoy stunning views of the Thames from the glass-floored walkway.
As you walk along the Southbank, you get to see the gargantuan London Eye and have the perfect picture backdrop with the Houses of Parliament in view. As we would come to the end of the Southbank, we always walked up the steps which lead you onto Westminster Bridge
There are plenty of boat tours offering a way to see London’s most renowned sights, including The Shard, Tate Modern, St Paul’s Cathedral, Houses of Parliament and Tower of London, where you can sit back and take in the sights whilst escaping the zone 1 hustle and bustle.
If you are in London this weekend and looking for something to do, you might want to consider cycling around town. The wonderful thing about this route is that it combines two of London’s must-visit areas; starting at Tower Bridge as well as the adjacent Tower of London, and ending in the royal borough of Greenwich, where tourists come from far to visit the National Maritime Museum, the Cutty Sark and Greenwich park.
"When the Underground first opened in 1863, It relied on steam trains to pull its carriages - a system used by some parts of the network until the 1960sl Electricity was first used to power trains in 1890, and soon became the standard on our network."
As you can imagine travelling around London has not quite been the same but thankfully, we are gradually emerging out of lockdown with restrictions in place.
The focus is on some London’s transport system, architecture and people. As you can imagine this city was always buzzing
Plenty of opportunities were available to watch the event online or even listen via radio Bloomsbury Radio.
It’s refreshing to be able to take a stroll along the Southbank in London after six months of abstinence and lockdown. It wasn’t possible back then to just take off and stroll wherever we wished.
This incredible museum is absolutely huge and it has a wide range of different exhibitions with over 50,000 items on display. You can see iconic artifacts, like the Rosetta Stone, and the Ancient Egyptian exhibition.