Millenium Hotel London

... riproduce il Globe Theatre originale dove lavorò il celebre scrittore. Abbiamo visto il London Bridge e un mercato molto folkloristico londinese. Arrivati al Millenium Bridge la vista di Saint Paul's Cathedral è affascinante. Attraversando il ...

... morning! The airport was super clean and seemed really new. We flew into Stansted which was about an hour away from our hotel in Kensington, London. It was crazy to hear all the British accents, gotta love that!! The cool thing I noticed in the ...

... having a roof, I wasn’t exactly sad about it. From here, I decided to walk back across the Thames on the Millenium Footbridge.  I continued on to St. Paul’s Cathederal, which was built by Christopher Wren in 1822.  It was an ...

... my London visit--GET ON THE DAMN LONDON EYE!!! This would be my third attempt; the first time was Jan 00 and the London was to open for the Millenium but it was not ready and a part as being manufactured in Germany and it would not be open until Feb 00. ...

Arrive in London We left our nice quiet village in Ireland, and flew back to London. Then we took the tube to our hotel on Edgware Road. The tube station was right across the street from the Hilton Metropole - very convenient! Again, we got a great deal ...

... a grouchy, jet-lagged Canadian woman. The following day we took a short river cruise and toured the South Bank, the Millenium Bridge and the unbelievable St. Paul’s Cathedral. Incredibly huge, Stunningly ornate, and Predictably crowded, mostly with ...

... the train at the Blackfriars tube stop, I was amazed to see the Thames and all of Central London stretched out in front of me. The tower bridge, Millenium bridge and Tate Modern art museum glowed in the moonlight- it truly was a perfect welcome to ...

... media works of various types.  Quite a fascinating collection. Ater our visit we made our way back over the Millenium Bridge and then back to the hotel to freshen up and grab a shower before heading out again for the evening.  This time we ...

... to walk all the way  up the top of the cupola. I learned that it boasts the best view of London. Maybe next time. Across the cathedral is Millenium Bridge. I did not cross the bridge that day as I had to head over to Farringdon for lunch. But before ...

... was not feeling too well on the trip - we think because of motion sickness -so when we got to London at the Millenium in Knighsbridge - great hotel and fanstic location in Sloane St, right opposite Armani and Dior, and of course Harrods and the museums ...

... is on the edge of London in Kent - easy train ride to town after a quick 15 minute walk Monday - Tower of London Tuesday- Southbank, London Bridge, Millenium (wobbly) Bridge, almost the London Eye, Tate Modern (and that is another story to tell - art in ...

... down my cheecks by the end of it. UH IT WAS SO DAMN FUNNY!!! So after that we made out way back 2 the mouse infested hotel threw the cold London air. And then I ate cold chicken for dinner and cam edown her to get my blog on. Tomm. we leave 4 Edinburgh. ...

... 135 metres tall and has 32 pods representing the 32 London boroughs. The wheel was built in 1999 as part of London’s millenium celebrations. The wheel itself was constructed horizontally on the river and then, over several weeks, slowly raised to a ...

... had toured Tower of London before but we had never taking the Tower Bridge Exhibition before. We left the hotel and walked to St. Paul's Cathedral, across the Millenium Bridge, and down the Thames to Tower Bridge. We took the Tower Bridge Exhibition and ...

... entrance fee. Finally arrived at the Globe Theatre, the views were not great but we managed to get a few photos before crossing the Millenium Bridge and catching the tube from St.Paul's back to Lancaster Gate. We rested for a while at the hotel then went ...

... a good place to start our visit of London. Walked across the tower bridge, down the jubilee walk along the Thames crossed the Millenium bridge, saw st Pauls, caught the tube to St James Park had lunch at Piccadilly Circus then tube back to hotel to be on ...

... happy to have secure some. The Valley (Stadium of Charlton Athletics), here we come !! After heading out the tube near the Millenium Dome. We got a bus to Charlton and easely entered the stadium to watch the game against West Ham. Charlton won 3-2, nice ...

... of the original (although this one is a bit smaller and they wisely used fire-retardant materials).  Close by was the Millenium footbridge, opened in 2000 for 2 days and then closed again for 20 months as it wobbled dangerously when people walked on ...

... cool tour led by one of the legendary Beefeaters, who was also quite funny. From the Tower, we walked along the Thames to Millenium Bridge and St. Paul's Cathedral. We had spent so much time at Westminster Abbey and the Tower that we didn't have enough ...

... Museum and St. Pauls Cathedral...absolutely gorgeous.  I lit a candle for the memory of Jeff there. Then  I walked across Millenium bridge and took a boat ride down the river back to my hotel area.  I met up with a friend I met in ...