Yes, there are some great London museums where you can see Ancient Egypt in all its splendour. The British Museum, The Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology and The Horniman Museum to name three. But, did you know there are some surprising places you can see Ancient Egypt on the streets of London? Let me show […]
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Now is a great time to be a tourist in your own city. London has so much to offer and The Old Royal Naval College and The Painted Hall in Greenwich should be high up on your to-visit list. The site of The Old Royal Naval College in the heart of historic Greenwich has served
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Practically in the shadow of St Paul’s Cathedral lies Postman’s Park. From the street it looks like your fairly standard bit of inner city greenery. However, tucked away inside is one of London’s most unusual but tragic memorials: the Memorial to Heroic Self-Sacrifice. The Park Postman’s Park was amalgamated in 1880 from the churchyards of
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If you are looking for a quick half hour historical hit then I can very much recommend getting yourself down to the Treasures of the Thames exhibition! It is on until the 30th October at Southwark Cathedral and is totally free. The exhibition showcases the vibrant and diverse history of London with objects that have
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Historical and characterful Highgate is a great place for a walk. You get that cosy countryside village feel whilst still being close to central London. Located at the top of a hill, away from the hubbub of the city with plenty of fresh air, it has been a popular spot for the rich and famous
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