Westminster Abbey - The Collegiate Church of St Peter at Westminster or Westminster Abbey, traditional place of coronation and burial site for English and later British monarchs, west of the Palace of Westminster, in Westminster, London

 Arancina - Arancina italian restaurant, Notting Hill Gate, London

 St Mary Abbot - The St Mary Abbot's Church, façade and entrance, Kensington, London

 St Mary Abbot s Church - St Mary Abbot's Church, the spire is reputed to be the tallest in London, High Street Kensington, London

 All Saints church - All Saints church, Notting Hill, next to Portobello Road, London

 Albert Memorial - The Albert Memorial (Albertův památník), commissioned by Queen Victoria in memory of her beloved husband, Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott in the Gothic revival style, in Kensington Gardens, north of the Royal Albert Hall, London, England

 Royal Albert Hall - The Royal Albert Hall (Royal Albert Hall of Arts and Sciences), Kensington Gore, London SW7 2AP - City of Westminster, London, England

 House on Montalt Road - House on Montalt Road - Woodford Green - Essex - North East London

 Alice s Antiques - Alice's Antiques, Nothing Hill, Portobello Market Street (Portobello Road), area in West London, England

 White Tower - Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress The Tower of London or simply Tower of London and the White Tower in London

 Former royal palace - With over 500 years of royal history, Hampton Court Palace has something to offer visitors, from the magnificent State Apartments to the domestic reality of the Tudor Kitchens. Costumed guides and audio tours bring the palace to life and provide an insight into how life in the palace would have been in the time of Henry VIII and William III. The Palace also has a programme of special events throughout the year. Hampton Court Palace contains an important part of the largest private collection of art in the world, the Royal Collection, the property of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. This collection, which covers 500 years, is complete and Hampton Court contains much of the most important material from the 16th, 17th and early 18th centuries. Hampton Court Palace has been divided into six routes or tours. The Maze at Hampton Court, the royal palace on the Thames to the west of London, is probably the most famous hedge maze in the world. It was planted as part of the gardens laid out for William of Orange between 1689 and 1695 by George London and Henry Wise. It was described with great wit in Jerome K. Jerome's novel 'Three Men in a Boat.' Hampton Court Maze continues to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Hampton Court Palace, London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, south west London

 Sherlock Holmes Museum - Sherlock Holmes Museum, London - Baker Street

 Natural History Museum - The Natural History Museum (main frontage on Cromwell Road) is one of three large museums on Exhibition Road, South Kensington, London

 Soho - London, street in Soho area in the centre of the West End of London, England, in the City of Westminster

 HMS Belfast - HMS Belfast on the river Thames, London

 Opening - Tower Bridge during opening over the River Thames, London, England

 Earls Court Exhibition Centre - Earls Court Exhibition Centre (Earls Court Arena) between the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (Hindi: केंसिंग्टन ऐंड चेल्सी बरो) and Hammersmith and Fulham (हैमरस्मिथ ऐंड फ़ुलहम बरो), London, England

 London view - St Paul's Cathedral, seat of the Bishop of London, anglican cathedral on Ludgate Hill from across the Thames, London, England

 Briges - Bridges on the River Thames, Tower Bridge; London (Londres)

 White Tower - Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress The Tower of London, the White Tower, central London, England on the north bank of the River Thames

 Tower Bridge - Tower Bridge, bascule bridge in London, England over the River Thames

 Clock Tower - The Clock Tower or Big Ben, at dusk, Houses of Parliament building in Westminster, London, England

 Covent Garden - Crowd, walking people in Covent Garden, London

 Life scene - Life scene and traffic jam in Picadilly Circus, London

 Statue - Statue in Leicester Square, London

 St Martin s Lane - Photo of London taken from St Martin's Lane, England

 Lion head - Lion head in front of National Gallery, London

 National Gallery - National Gallery, London, England

 National Gallery - Statue in front of the National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London

 Clock Tower - Big Ben is the colloquial name of the Clock Tower, Palace of Westminster, in London, England. It actually refers to the main bell, which is also known as the Great Bell of Westminster, the largest bell in the tower and part of the Great Clock of Westminster.

 London street - The Big Ben from a London Street, England

 House of the Guards - Guards House in London, England

 Statue - Statue in Hyde Park Corner, London

 Marriott Hotel, earl - Marriott Hotel, earl s court, London

 Buckingham Palace, London - Buckingham Palace, London

 Big Ben, London - Big Ben, London

 The Millennium Wheel, London - The Millennium Wheel, London

 Prince Edward Theatre, London - Mary Poppins Musical at Prince Edward Theatre, London

 The Dominion Theatre - The Dominion Theatre, London

 Soho Square - Soho Square, London

 Oxford Street, London - Oxford Street, in the heart of London, is Britain s busiest high street with a world-wide reputation as the heart of West End shopping

 Chiang Mai Restaurant - Chiang Mai Restaurant, London

 Palace Theatre - Palace Theatre, London

 Downtown London - Downtown London

 People at the pub - People at the pub, London

 Covent Garden, London - Covent Garden, London

 Leicester Square, London - Leicester Square, London

 Picadilly Circus, London - Picadilly Circus, London

 The Tower Bridge - Tower bridge, London

 Cathedral Dome - St. Paul Cathedral, London