Around London
Around London

British Museum
The British Museum in Bloomsbury, home to some of the world's most famous antiquities such as the "Elgin Marbles" from the Parthenon in Greece and the Rosetta Stone.

City of London
The City forms just one square mile around the oldest part of London, and is the center of the financial industry today.

Kensington and Chelsea
The Royal Boroguh of Kensington and Chelsea is a more well-to-do district of London west of Buckingham Palace.

Kew
Kew in West London is the site of the royal palace where "mad" King George lived during his illness, and home to the world famous Kew Gardens.

London Eye
The London Eye was only supposed to be a temporary attraction for the Millennium, but has proved so popular that its run is being extended.

People
People around and about London.

South Bank
The South Bank is the area south of the Thames and opposite Westminster and Whitehall.

St Paul's Cathedral
Wren's best known church stands at the western edge of the City of London proper.

Temple Church
Temple Church is now firmly on the London tourist map thanks to Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code.

Tower Bridge
The famous bascule swing bridge, often mistaken for London Bridge.

Tower of London
The Tower of London is one of the oldest buildings still standing in London, dating from the 11th century.

West London
A variety of images from along the Thames in West London.

Westminster
Westminster has been the seat of government since the early middle ages.