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Articles
Rebuilding
After the Great Fire of London
The Great Fire of London was a catastrophic event that left many
dead and injured and many buildings totally destroyed. Rebuilding
the City was a huge task needing much organisation and money.
The
Houses of Parliament
The Houses of Parliament, also called the Palace of Westminster,
are another very popular visitor attraction. Find out why they have
the alternative name and how and when you can tour the buildings.
Buckingham
Palace
Buckingham Palace is not only the official residence of the reigning
monarch, it is also amongst London's most popular attractions, find
out more about it.
The
Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of London
For 700 years, regardless of war, fire or plague, the Ceremony of
the Keys has taken place every night at the Tower of London. Learn
more about it.
1939-1945:
A Personal Account
Joanne Shipway
was 17 when war broke out in 1939. Here is her personal account
of what it was like living and working in London during the war.
Book
Reviews
The Welfare of the Dead
- A Murder Mystery
In the disreputable dance-halls and 'houses of accommodation'
of 1870s London, a boastful killer selects his prey. Read the review
of this murder mystery.
Best Buys
Now you can visit All
Info About London's own store and buy all kinds of
products including T-shirts, stickers, magnets, coasters, buttons,
tiles, mugs and even a T-shirt for your dog, all with exclusive
pictures of London on them. With Christmas on the horizon, what
could make better gifts for family or friends?
Popular Articles
St
Paul's Cathedral
Many great state occasions have taken place at St Paul's Cathedral.
Discover more about its history, special attractions and information
for visitors.
Jack
the Ripper
The series of murders in Whitechapel attributed to Jack the Ripper
are amongst the most notorious in the country. Learn more about
the case.
The London Blitz - 1940
During the Second World War, London suffered nine months of night
time bombing, in the first few months the air raids came almost
every night. Find out more about this time when Londoners proved
they could 'take it'.
Budget
Visits to London
London can be an expensive place to visit but there are ways to
save money and stay within quite a small budget. Here are a few
tips.
Essential
Information for Visitors to London
Be prepared! Get the essential information to make your visit to
London go smoothly before you arrive. Check here for information
on health, shopping, tax, sanitation, and much more.
The
Gherkin
Officially called 30 St Mary Axe but affectionately named the
Guerkin by Londoners, this revolutionary building, designed by Sir
Norman Foster, won the prestigious Stirling Prize for architecture.
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