London has many tourist attractions that unfortunately I do not think you can see in a month, but I'll tell you about what I saw in 5 wonderful days .
London Eye, the highest observation wheel in Europe and one of London's most visited attractions
London Eye is located on the left bank of Thames, right in central London, very close to Parliament Palace and Big Ben, which is on the opposite side.
From the capsules of this wheel you can see a beautiful part of London
Built in 1999 on the occasion of the Millennium Wheel, the Millennium Wheel is now brand-forgotten so its name is Coca Cola London Eye.
The London Eye booth can accommodate up to 25 people, and the duration of a race is 30 minutes. Interestingly, to climb the wheel, it should not be stopped.
Some pictures I managed to capture from London's eye
A simply amazing landscape
I descended from the great eye of London and began to walk
There are many terraces around the corner of London and many people who practice all kinds of street activities, from those who play balancing activities, dancing, circus or are disguised in certain characters or are some wonderful statues
London Bridge and Big Ben
The Bridge of London is a bridge built over the Thames River, which links London's historic center to the Southwark district.
Big Ben is the nickname of the great clock bell in the North Tower of the Westminster Palace in London. This name was used for both the bell and the clock and even the clock tower.
Big Ben is the largest bell clock and four faces, and the third tower with a world-class clock. The clock was put into operation on May 31, 1859.
It is indeed a beautiful clock tower which is very nice during the day, but with the darkness it becomes even more beautiful due to the illumination.
London phone booth, a recognized symbol all over the world. London is one of the most important metropolises in the world and known worldwide for its symbols.
Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace is used for state events and for accommodating royal guests. It was the social center of the British people in times of joy or crisis.
Soldiers in the so-called Queen's Guard attract millions of tourists every year.
The huge hats worn by members of the Guard are called bearskins and weigh about half a pound. Some of them have been left inheritance for generations and over 100 years.
Queen's Guards are not just garden ornaments with which tourists always make pictures. They are true soldiers, who are part of the British Army, and are ready to do anything to protect their Queen at any time.
London is a miniature world. It is a labyrinth of museums and tourist attractions. And how can you see if not from a London bus.
You can cross the city in many ways, and one of these is to climb the floor of a red bus and enjoy everything you see.
images captured from this red bus.
Tower Bridge
Tower Bridge, considered to be the most famous bridge in the world. The ground has a length of 244 meters and a height of 64 meters, the two sides of 1000 tons of weight each being raised to 61 meters to allow large vessels to pass.
And taxis are specific in London, namely black cabs.
My last visit was the wax museum
The only place in the world where you can meet your idols can be photographed with them and not just one but all you want
Curiously, there have been personalities who have refused to have the figurines created by their likeness displayed in the famous museum.
I honestly took pictures of everything that was there, but I just thought of presenting you some of that.
Some pictures are made by riding a train only as his wagons were like London taxis
It was really a very beautiful trip.
