Statue of Winston Churchill, Parliament Square, Central London

The hunched bronze statue of Winston Churchill glowers over Parliament Square in the heart of London. 

Westminster Abbey, Central London

 

The scene of the coronation of King Charles III, Westminster Abbey attracts more tourists than ever.

The Albert, Victoria Street, Central London

Built in 1862, the four-storey The Albert pub survived The Blitz during World War II almost unscathed. Now surrounded by glass and steel, it retains its original ornate ceilings, hand-etched frosted glass windows and iron balconies.

Twilight in Herne Hill, South London

 

Herne Hill must have one of the worst junctions in London, but you can admire the old-school commercial facades while waiting to cross the road.