London Dungeon

Day 25 - Madrid to London
We caught our flight to London, which was quite short (about 1.5 hours plus time difference), and when we arrived, to no surprise, it was raining and cold. At Luton airport, we had to catch a bus to the regional train, which then took about 45 minutes to Kings Cross station, and then we caught a bus out to our …

Christmas Day Troy and I started with a sleep in before opening our presents to each other. Being on the other side of the world to our family it was a very very quiet Christmas morning. We got ready for lunch and set off for a walk through covent garden. To have some fun along the way we packed our novelty Christmas hat. We arrived at our pre- …

Good Morning,

Finally time to sit down & give you all a update of the trip.
Flights all went well & everyone travelled well
Got to a cold, overcast summers day in London at 730am in the morning all bright & cheery.
We need our winter thermals here! It is supposed to be summer!

First stop the Subway & …

Staying in Wembley Plaza. So close to the wembley stadium. I can see the arch from my room. This is an exciting start to an exciting trip …

Started the morning off with an all you can eat breakfast. However - it was more a case of this is all you can choose to eat rather than the hot breakfast one would expect. Persisting through the jam covered dinner rolls, I headed out to King's Cross Station to visit platform 9 3/4. Insert typical potter fan photo here.

From there I …

My first stopping was London @ Antony's house on Tuesday, 17th July 2012.

First day we walked around Westminister bridge and snapped pictures with the Big Ben. And the chilly weather instigates you to go indoors and induce intense craving for HOT CHOCOLATE! It's simply relaxing to sit in a cafe with a hot chocolate with your loved ones, …

This morning we had the alarm set and got up early - we drove to St Mary Cray and bought "off-peak" travelcards to London. It was only 1/2 hour and took us to Victoria Station.

We then took the underground to Oxford Circus, bought tickets for a bus tour (with head phones) and walked to Picadilly Circus (past the Liberty Shop) to catch the …

On Wednesday 22nd June we started our day at Starbucks to gain internet access before hitting the streets of London. We bought Oyster Cards for bus and underground train travel and got on our first London bus. Sophia was ready to get off and go shopping at nearly every stop! We then bought theatre tickets to the murder mystery Agatha Christie and …

... a section which is similar to london dungeons with maddam tusauds we went on a tour on the historz of london which was prettz cool and walked through some dungeon torture terror section thing which scared the hell out of za. From this we went around the ...

... shoulder, I vaguely considered dumping it on Beezel's head. But preferring marriage to singledom, I didn't. The first part of the dungeon was a mirror labyrinth where you promptly get lost and start walking into the walls. We were in a group of about ...

... ; Situated on the bank of the Thames River, the Palace of Westminster is where the two houses of the Parliament of the United Kingdom (the House of Lords and the House of Commons) meet.  The massive building contains 1,100 rooms, 100 staircases and ...

... that I have to calculate speeds for Oded when he's driving. The tour was a lot of fun and was followed by a trip to the London Dungeon http://www.the-dungeons.co.uk/london/en/index.htm This was awesome and totally creepy! First we got to go ...

... very crowded since it was just after the changing of the guard so we decided to hold off on that. Instead we went to the London Dungeon. The line for this is about 2 blocks long, but we bought tickets earlier so we got to walk past the whole ...

... the Thames, wandering Covent Garden, having a drinking in the Maple Leaf, walking through St James Park and Buckingham Palace, the London Dungeon, Tower Bridge, and the Tower of London. The Tower of London was amazing, this is where prisoners like Robert ...

... takes in London's most famous sights; including Buckingham Palace, Big Ben & the Houses of Parliament, Downing Street, The London Dungeon, Tower Bridge and The Tower of London. Commentary - English Live Guided Bus Times - The Original Tour ...

... the Tower of London. Not so much the tower(s) itself but the stories of brutality and gruesome torture, and the dungeon. For a mild mannered lot, the British have certainly not lacked imagination when it comes to creating some really nasty weapons, ...

... I guess. And after the museum we went to the last part of the tower which was the torture chamber. It was like an underground dungeon with cages of ravens surrounding it so I was actually kind of like should I be nervous or something. We walked into the ...

... say that we had a ball in London the hotle when we first booked in put us in the colonial suite this room was more like a dungeon than a room it mesured no more then 3mts wide and proabably 6mts long we slept on the cement slab for the night and went ...