Guides to London
Guides to London from Bunnies of London the Escort Agency
One of London's Secrets
If you want to do something fun while in London then you must schedule some time to take Jason’s Canal boat trip. In fact, this is considered one of London’s best kept secrets and you will really love exploring and finding out all there is to learn about this fun adventure. You will take a trip down Regent’s Canal.
Chelsea Physic Gardens
If you are interested in plants then you must visit the Chelsea Physic Garden. You will be amazed at all the different plants out there that have medicinal properties and that can actually heal you from different illnesses and diseases. The Chelsea Physic Garden was founded in 1673, as the Apothecaries' Garden. And had the largest outdoor fruiting olive tree in the UK.
The Ghosts of the Tower of London
You will learn about the fate of Catherine Howard and discover the treachery behind the death of Lady Jane Grey who was Queen of England for only nine days..
Hogarths London Arts
Many visitors to London are aware of Hogarth and his amazing works ranging from art to satire and engraving. As a result it is no shock that many are interested in visiting his home and seeing where he lived, his influence, and surroundings. This is a wonderful place to visit for schoolchildren, tourists, and even London locals looking for something new.
A truly fine example of London's historic landscapes, Hyde Park covers 142 hectares (350 acres). And you will find something for everyone. from rollerblading, rowing on the Serpentine lake, wildlife watching, horse riding and eating out,
It's easy to forget a visit to Hyde Park when you're in the middle of London. Henry VIII acquired Hyde Park from the monks of Westminster Abbey in 1536 for use as hunting grounds...
Kensington Gardens
Covering 111 hectares (275 acres), Kensington Gardens includes amaxing avenues of magnificent trees and ornamental flower beds. The gardens are part of Kensington Palace, enjoy the peaceful Italian Gardens, visit the Albert Memorial, Peter Pan statue and of course the Serpentine Gallery. makes for a great day out in Central London.
When you are travelling West London there are all kinds of places you must visit and one of them is Ravenscourt Park. You will love this medieval manor known as Paddenswick Manor that is surrounded by the original Ravenscourt Park. The original park was from the 12th century.
St Mathews Church on the River Thames
You might not think of visiting a church while you are on vacation in London; however St. Matthews Church really is worth a visit. The church sits right by the River Thames and it is a beautiful as well as inspirational place to check out. It’s amazing.
Thomas Carlyle's House West London
Today everyone can visit the home of Thomas Carlyle where he lived from 1834 to 1881. The house is a shrine to Carlyle was opened in 1895 and you can see lots of the writer’s original belongings including his pictures, furniture, books, personal belongings, and other items like memorabilia and portraits his fans have left for him.
Shepherds Bush Street Market
Back in 1914 was the first summer that trading took place at the market and it still is in full force today only having taken a small break during World War I. The Afro Caribbean influence and stalls are outstanding and tourists as well as locals love to shop at the market.
