Park Lane London

I exhibited some of my images taken in The Gambia in an exhibition in London.

... it reminded me of Dublin too much, but I really should have made an effort. It is an amazing city.   Mayfair and Park Lane done dirt cheap            Of course I would have preferred Paris. ...

... beautiful and in a great location, and they upgraded us since it's our honeymoon, so we're excited to stay here. At the Park Lane we had a delicious breakfast and headed to Green Park to watch the Changing of the Guard. However, upon seeing the ...

... and I was nearly fit for the Strongest Man Competition! I claimed my remaining Starwood Hotel points for two nights at the Sheraton Park Lane Hotel on Piccadilly. I had stayed here before when I visited in 2006. It's a great hotel in a central location. ...

... returning home, so we used the cruise line's bus transfer from Southampton to Victoria Station, and then taxied to our Hilton hotel on Park Lane. Our room wasn't ready yet, which worked out great for us. We dumped our bags with the concierge and got over ...

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... ; After a slight panic attack I found out I could pick them up the next morning.  We walked through Park Lane, the Upper East Side of London, to Oxford Street.  Oxford Street is a very long street with tons of stores and restaurants...after we ...

... public holiday it was pretty quiet. We walked up Mayfair where there were still ice sculptures from the night before celebrations, Park Lane, Green Park & Buckingham Palace     That night I woke up with terrible throbbing ear pain & ...

... of this afternoon was to feel like i am in London and get out and explore. Started to walk and came across Oxford St, then Park Lane (hmmm there is a Monopoly joke in that somewhere but i am too tired to think of one). All signs pointed to the Marble ...

... , Monument, Cleopatra’s Needle, the Houses of Parliament and Clock Tower, Westminster Abbey and past Buckingham Palace, up Park Lane past Marble Arch, through Marylebone and down Regent Street, back to Piccadilly. We bought tickets for Chicago! to ...

... just interesting to walk around and watch everyone... After a long walk home down Piccadilly (with stop number one at the Virgin Megastore) to Park Lane and all the big name hotels, I hit the hay. Today I was determined to do a few things that I had ...

... term rental thrown in, the search for a nice room continues... One of the job interviews was near Park Lane so I've made a token foray into West London, around the Green Park area, which was very pleasant too. As many Aussies end up over ...

... New Zealand War Memorial, commemorating the war dead of New Zealand in the First and Second World Wars.   We wandered back up Park Lane to the hotel, passing by a funny sculpture of a large hand grabbing a small, life-sized car.  Not finding ...

... there for a cup of tea and an scone, that's all I will be able to afford! Then past the Hard Rock Cafe, Mayfair and Park Lane. My first stop that I decided to get off at was Buckingham Palace to see the changing of the guard. I would suggest getting ...

... to find the Australia Gold Gate in which l meet some fellow Australian's underneath. Next we walked through what is called the most beautiful park in London- St James Park and the went down a beautiful and very historic 18th century lane way called- Queen ...

... 's head amd the other of a family of Jelly Babies.  By then I was running out of gas so I walked back down Park Lane to our hotel. Among the stores along the street are several high-end automobile dealers.  One sold Lamborginis and also had ...

... to the bank holiday, the beast that is London continued to sleep, and we found ourselves wandering deserted streets. We strolled along Park Lane (we ended up spending quite a bit of time here with Sam drooling through windows, turns out this is where all ...

... Cathedral, Madame Tussauds (awesome!!), Trafaglar Square (monopoly), The National Gallery, Piccidilly Circus (monopoly), Mayfair (monopoly), Park Lane (monopoly), Belgravia (Sean Connery, Ian Fleming, Roger Moore, Margaret Thatcher etc live here), ...

... a sight or two a day. The first day i just wandered around and felt like i was in a giant monopoly set, crossing park lane to picadilly, arriving a trafalgar square then heading up to the main shopping district along oxford street. I've met a few cool ...

... it was supposed to solve- but l think it was fun to watch! I then spent the afternoon walking around Mayfair and the Park Lane Mansions of the rich and famous and dreamt what it must be like living on a Monopoly board! I've thoroughly enjoyed my ...