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My Experience in London
What impressed me a lot were the buildings in London like the buildings along Regent Street & Oxford Street which are of typical British style.Even the common residential houses were so nice.But houses looked similar,it wasn't easy for me to find the right way every time.
When people are talking about U.K.,talking about London,they have to refer to Buckingham Palace,Tower of London National Gallery and the British Museum.Luckily,I visited all of these great sights.Now they are not only big names to me,but also a part of my experience,a part of my memory.
Buckingham Palace has been the official abode of British Royalty since 1837.It started life as a simple town house owned by the Dukes of Buckingham but two of its later tenants -George IV and Queen Victoria -radically altered its appearance,leaving it as it is today.
The forecourt is the setting for one of London's most popular and spectacular tourist events. Buckingham Palace was the first sight I visited in London,but I could only wander around the forecourt (since you couldn't go inside to bother the Queen).I been allowed to visit almost all of the Tower of London,both outside and inside,after each of us paid 10 pounds for the ticket.
The Tower of London was mainly perceived as a medieval place of imprisonment and execution. Nine hundred years of history were embraced within the thick,turreted walls. Even though the Tower's violent years have been long gone,an aura of death and medieval torture still remained.But the main attraction for me and also for most visitors I think were the breathtaking Crown Jewels. It was also a chance for me to see the legendary ravens who have been living within the walls. Charles I decreed that six ravens should always inhabit the Tower. Folklore has it that if they ever leave,the Tower will fall and the monarchy with it. Interestingly enough,orders have been received to clip their wings! I took a photo for the famous ravens. National Gallery was another age-old place I visited.The magnificent Georgian edifice,founded on the northern side of Trafalgar Square,houses a massive collection of Western European art. I saw the real famous work of arts which I had only seen in our art class books like “Sunflowers”by Vincent van Gogh. The paintings were definitely the TOPs.
The British Museum was another FREE place besides National Gallery.
It is one of the world’s greatest treasure houses and also one of its most respected academic institution.Founded in 1753,the Museum exists to illuminate the histories of culture,for the benefit of present and future generations,by preserving,presenting,enhancing and researching the unique collections in its care.I won’t forget that I spent a whole roll of film to help me memorize everything in it.
To me,the greatest attraction in London was Madame Tussaud’s I didn't forget the introduction of Madame Tussaud’s in “Look Ahead”.Actually,it was more wonderful than I thought. In the 1770s Madame Tussaud began making her wax portrait figures,and since then many wax exhibitions have appeared around the world,but none compare with the original Madame Tussaud’s. Today,a place in Madame Tussaud’s is one of the ultimate accolades of fame,and the current celebrity list includes around 400 stunningly life-like figures.Employing the best sculptors to create the most life-like reproduction,Madame Tussaud’s is particularly famous for its attention to details.If you see my photos of me and the waxworks,you might be surprised –how could I meet those celebrities?The newest event -the dazzling “Spirit of London”time travel ride was also enjoyable.
Windsor Castle,Cambridge,Bath,Brighton,Shakespeare’s birthplace…Around London there are many lovely towns that intoxicated me.
The environment in London was terrific,not only because there were blue skies,white clouds and lots of plants but without fog.I mean in London people basically do what they should do.They basically obey the rules,never bother others,but if you turn to a Londoner,he will be sure to help you until you can manage on your own.So you never have to be worried in London since every local is willing to help anytime.
The London Dungeon was good fun. I was there around Halloween so seemed like the perfect time to learn about London's dark history. I liked how people were integrated into the show and what I learned was very interesting. The scenes that were set up though were excellent as was the acting. I can't comment in the ride at the end as coward I am I sneaked out the easy way. Worth a visit if you want to learn more about London's murky past but if you have a short amount if time in London there's lots more better things to do.
I have to refer to the TUBEs in London as they are so famous.There are 12tube lines.I think you must have heard of these names,Piccadilly,Metropolitan,Bakerloo,Jubilee…
If I still have chance to visit London next time,I will definitely go there.One month couldn’t be enough because there’s so much to do,so much to see in this city,in this country.Hopefully,Next time I will still enjoy Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical,no matter it’s Cats,Sunset Boulevard or the Phantom of the Opera..
I will still wander along Oxford Street &Regent Street,no matter window-shopping or buying something,no matter it’s Liberty,Miss Selfidge or my favorite HMV.
What impressed me a lot were the buildings in London like the buildings along Regent Street & Oxford Street which are of typical British style.Even the common residential houses were so nice.But houses looked similar,it wasn't easy for me to find the right way every time.
When people are talking about U.K.,talking about London,they have to refer to Buckingham Palace,Tower of London National Gallery and the British Museum.Luckily,I visited all of these great sights.Now they are not only big names to me,but also a part of my experience,a part of my memory.
Buckingham Palace has been the official abode of British Royalty since 1837.It started life as a simple town house owned by the Dukes of Buckingham but two of its later tenants -George IV and Queen Victoria -radically altered its appearance,leaving it as it is today.
The forecourt is the setting for one of London's most popular and spectacular tourist events. Buckingham Palace was the first sight I visited in London,but I could only wander around the forecourt (since you couldn't go inside to bother the Queen).I been allowed to visit almost all of the Tower of London,both outside and inside,after each of us paid 10 pounds for the ticket.
The Tower of London was mainly perceived as a medieval place of imprisonment and execution. Nine hundred years of history were embraced within the thick,turreted walls. Even though the Tower's violent years have been long gone,an aura of death and medieval torture still remained.But the main attraction for me and also for most visitors I think were the breathtaking Crown Jewels. It was also a chance for me to see the legendary ravens who have been living within the walls. Charles I decreed that six ravens should always inhabit the Tower. Folklore has it that if they ever leave,the Tower will fall and the monarchy with it. Interestingly enough,orders have been received to clip their wings! I took a photo for the famous ravens. National Gallery was another age-old place I visited.The magnificent Georgian edifice,founded on the northern side of Trafalgar Square,houses a massive collection of Western European art. I saw the real famous work of arts which I had only seen in our art class books like “Sunflowers”by Vincent van Gogh. The paintings were definitely the TOPs.
The British Museum was another FREE place besides National Gallery.
It is one of the world’s greatest treasure houses and also one of its most respected academic institution.Founded in 1753,the Museum exists to illuminate the histories of culture,for the benefit of present and future generations,by preserving,presenting,enhancing and researching the unique collections in its care.I won’t forget that I spent a whole roll of film to help me memorize everything in it.
To me,the greatest attraction in London was Madame Tussaud’s I didn't forget the introduction of Madame Tussaud’s in “Look Ahead”.Actually,it was more wonderful than I thought. In the 1770s Madame Tussaud began making her wax portrait figures,and since then many wax exhibitions have appeared around the world,but none compare with the original Madame Tussaud’s. Today,a place in Madame Tussaud’s is one of the ultimate accolades of fame,and the current celebrity list includes around 400 stunningly life-like figures.Employing the best sculptors to create the most life-like reproduction,Madame Tussaud’s is particularly famous for its attention to details.If you see my photos of me and the waxworks,you might be surprised –how could I meet those celebrities?The newest event -the dazzling “Spirit of London”time travel ride was also enjoyable.
Windsor Castle,Cambridge,Bath,Brighton,Shakespeare’s birthplace…Around London there are many lovely towns that intoxicated me.
The environment in London was terrific,not only because there were blue skies,white clouds and lots of plants but without fog.I mean in London people basically do what they should do.They basically obey the rules,never bother others,but if you turn to a Londoner,he will be sure to help you until you can manage on your own.So you never have to be worried in London since every local is willing to help anytime.
The London Dungeon was good fun. I was there around Halloween so seemed like the perfect time to learn about London's dark history. I liked how people were integrated into the show and what I learned was very interesting. The scenes that were set up though were excellent as was the acting. I can't comment in the ride at the end as coward I am I sneaked out the easy way. Worth a visit if you want to learn more about London's murky past but if you have a short amount if time in London there's lots more better things to do.
I have to refer to the TUBEs in London as they are so famous.There are 12tube lines.I think you must have heard of these names,Piccadilly,Metropolitan,Bakerloo,Jubilee…
If I still have chance to visit London next time,I will definitely go there.One month couldn’t be enough because there’s so much to do,so much to see in this city,in this country.Hopefully,Next time I will still enjoy Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical,no matter it’s Cats,Sunset Boulevard or the Phantom of the Opera..
I will still wander along Oxford Street &Regent Street,no matter window-shopping or buying something,no matter it’s Liberty,Miss Selfidge or my favorite HMV.
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