If you ever got the chance, would you spend a night at the Natural History Museum? Well, I wouldn’t. And trust me… it’s not because of the dinosaurs. Now, most of London’s museums close their grand doors by early evening. But, I think the Natural History Museum does it out of necessity. To keep the […]
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Ever come face to face with something so massive it makes you appreciate the tiny ant? Or stood before an object older than Earth itself? In London, that’s not just possible—it’s waiting for you. Welcome to the Natural History Museum. Here, one moment you’re face-to-face with a dinosaur frozen in time, the next you’re craning
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Is Westminster Abbey just a church to you? Or simply a must-visit in London? Let me tell you, it’s far more than that. Apart from being one of the most famous and historically significant churches in England, this thousand-year-old abbey is a perfect blend of history and mystery. It’s where Queen Victoria’s coronation took place,
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Is visiting Trafalgar Square on your itinerary? If yes, then add another…it’s situated right on the north side of this square…Any idea what it is? Yes, it’s the National Gallery London. I know, many would think …” Oh, just another art gallery”. But let me ask you…How many art galleries in the world house the
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“Please take care of this bear. Thank you.” Do you remember seeing this anywhere? I bet you have seen it on a tag while passing through some souvenir store in London, especially in Paddington. Yes, this tag is often found around the neck of Paddington Bear soft toys. And to know more about this little
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What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the name Paddington? I bet it’s the little bear from Peru with a duffle coat, a battered suitcase, and an insatiable love for marmalade sandwiches. But long before Michael Bond introduced the world to Paddington Bear in 1958, this corner of London was already
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If you think of London, I know the first thing that comes to your mind is Big Ben. But what comes next? Obviously, the thing that catches your eye, right? The Westminster Bridge, of course. That spooky green bridge stretching across the River Thames allows you a stunning view of Big Ben and the London
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Anna Quindlen once wrote, “London opens to you like a novel itself… it\’s divided into chapters, chapters into scenes, the scenes into sentences; it opens to you like a series of rooms, doors, and passages.” Today, I finally decided to open the chapter titled Big Ben. Ever since my childhood, London was the city of
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