#London Tourist

[touringtoday]

10 Historical Gems You Can't Miss "London's Timeless Charm"

Discover the timeless charm of London with our guide to 10 historical gems that you can't miss. From Westminster Abbey to the Tate Britain, we'll take you on a journey through the city's iconic landmarks and hidden treasures. Whether you're interested in ancient history, art, or architecture, London has something for everyone. Join us as we explore the city's rich history and cultural

heritage.

[sealsdaily]

Today's Seal Is: British Showpiece

[senatortedcruz]

One thing I learned in 2016 is I will never go to another election night watch party ever again. Ain’t shit to celebrate

[stillsurfacequietpond]

I'm in London (for Macbeth, of course), and visited (and sat on) The Bench, and met some lovely good omens fans today. It was nice to feel a little less awkward in taking pictures when there were several other people doing the same. and if something new was added while I was there, I don't know anything about it

[cuubism]

went to a not at all notable pub today

[viejospellejos]

Una turista es mordida por un caballo de la Guardia Real mientras intentaba posar para una foto:

[itspeacelin]

London, baby!

[happynachohologram]

Nacho's London Adventure

Part Two (how much of London is it physically possible to cover by foot in a day)

With my trusty map (linked at the end) in hand I set off to potter around some filming locations...

First Stop - Battersea Park bandstand.

Doing the walk up to the bandstand made me feel a bit nauseous, which is utterly ridiculous but there you go. I bumped into another fan who had also been at the stage door the previous night, and we had a giggle about how unsubtle we were skulking about on a boiling hot day dressed in head to toe black.

Second Stop - St James Park.

Did I sit on the grass for half an hour waiting for the bench to be free? Yes I did...but look at the messages people have left on it 🥹

Third Stop - Steps to Carlton House Terrace.

Sure everyone around thought I was a bit odd tripping up and down the steps with an enormous grin on my face, but my little nerd heart was having fun.

Bonus Stop - Tavistock Square Gardens.

Had a little bit of time on my last morning, so popped over to get emotional about another bench (or at least the closest approximation, seeing as they were moved for the scene in the show). Wish I'd been off to the Ritz for lunch afterwards, but alas it was time to get the train home.

Shout out to @fuckyeahgoodomens for compiling this super helpful post, without which I'd not have been, quite literally, lost!

[jamtartandsunshine]

Did the best/most dorkiest thing ever and dragged my friend an hour and a half out of our way to go to Richmond and see Ted lasso locations!

It’s a 20+ hour flight to london from Australia guys I wasn’t gonna miss my chance

[columboscreens]

[sometimeslondon]

The London Eye and Westminster Bridge

[aneverydaything]

Day 2227, 28 July 2024

Tower Bridge road closure.

I happened to walk across Tower Bridge this Sunday and the road was closed. I have no idea why and perhaps I should know these things. Does it happen every Sunday? Anyway the tourists were having a great time standing in the middle of the road being able to have their photographs taken instead of being mowed by a large red number 42 bus.

[rosekasa]

trying to have an aesthetic parisian cafe writing session vs the music in the coffee shop being fuckin uk drill

[saint-mona]

Made it to London!

[tarrarre]

French women are so hot wtf happened to French men

[bluedesignwall]

Another lovely summer’s day in London. So far I have done 26,432 steps. We still have to walk to a pub for dinner so there will be more steps added later. We scratched the surface of the V&A. So many amazing things to see there. Harrods was unreal. We saw the biggest Pride parade ever and we are constantly blown away by the number of people everywhere we went.