... tral points. You can do the same sort of orientation from Piccadilly Circus or Hyde Park Corner or, indeed, pretty much anyhere. Once you have your bearings you can start to concentrate on specific areas.You might like to start ith the Houses of Parliament, hich have been operating in one form or another since 1275. orth knoing that the original Parliament as in St Stephentrquote s Chapel and the members sat in the choir stalls facing each other. That tradition carries on to this day.tpar Stpard tqj tli0tri0tidctlpartfaautotadjustrighttrin0tlin0tita
p0 Itfs28tlang2057tlangfe1033tlangnp2057 You can go to the visitortrquote s gallery in the afternoon and evening hen Parliament is sitting. Typically it opens at 2.30 PM and ill stay open until 10.30 PM or even later. If you plan your visits for the evening you ill not have to queue.tpar Just round the corner is estminster Abbey. Every King and Queen of England since illiam the Conqueror has been croned here, and many are buried here, as ell as many other notable historic figures. In the memorable ords of an American imbledon contestant - t93ittrquote s just a lot of dead dudes.t94 estminster Abbey is one of the great tourist attractions of London and it is nearly alays croded. Your best bet is to get there at opening time, hich is 8 AM. tpar Stpard tqj tfi720tli0tri0tidctlpartfaautotadjustrighttrin0tli
n0titap0 Itfs28tlang2057tlangfe1033tlangnp2057 And from there you might like to go and see the Changing of The Guard, hich happens from about the middle of April until the end of July at 11.30 in the morning, and creates monster traffic jams ith parked tourist buses everyhere. Get there early and you ill see one of the five regiments of Foot Guards march from ellington Barracks and go through the age-old ceremony. You may not understand the orders being shouted, but they are in English. On one occasion that hole guard as mounted using the single command, t93bacon and eggs.t94 Strange but true. If the scene outside Buckingham Palace is a bit too croded for you, go to Horse Guards in hitehall and atch the Household Cavalry mount the guard and then ride off along the mall. Both guards are changed about the same time. tpar Stpardtplain ts20tqj tfi720tli0tri0tidctlpartfaautotadjustrighttrin0tli
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p1033 IFrom military pomp and circumstance you can venture to somehere a little softer, a little more restrained. One of the ne places, hich have gron into a major tourist attraction, is Covent Garden. This used to be here all the fruit and vegetables coming to London from the country ere sorted out and sold. You may recall that the opening scenes of Pygmalion and, later, My Fair Lady are set there. No the fruit and vegetable markets have moved out to the suburbs, but some of the old feeling still remains. There have been tremendous efforts made to refurbish the old buildings so they retain a feeling of authenticity.tpar Stpardtplain tqj tfi720tli0tri0tidctlpartfaautotadjustrighttrin0tli
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p1033 Itfs28tlang2057tlangfe1033tlangnp2057 Covent Garden Plaza in the centre of the area has regained some of the popularity it experienced in the 17th-century. It has coffee-houses, street entertainment, boutiques, elegant shops and a feeling of cafe society. All traffic is banned, hich makes alking around a pleasure.tpar Stpard tqj tli0tri0tidctlpartfaautotadjustrighttrin0tlin0tita
p0 Itfs28tlang2057tlangfe1033tlangnp2057 tpar alk from Covent Garden don Fleet Street, once the nespaper capital of Britain until Rupert Murdoch moved his nespapers to the old dockland area. And there, ahead of you, is the majesty of St Paultrquote s. This is the building that survived the Second orld ar against all odds. It as designed by Christopher ren, although this is the third church on the site. The previous one bu ... Download