KENSINGTON:
Royal Kensington. West London’s "superior" village, centred around
Kensington Palace, the former London home and office of Diana, Princess of
Wales, located in Kensington Gardens - beloved by nannies with their prams
and children in search of the statue of Peter Pan.

AMERICAN LONDON:
We’re two nations divided by a common language. But London’s story is littered
with footnotes written by American "Londonophiles." Walk elegant Mayfair
and meet John Adams, Ike, FDR, the splendidly named Charles Tyson Yerkes who
built much of London’s tube system, as well as many other famous London yankees.

WESTMINSTER
Walk through a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Meet the stars of the great rise
of Parliament Democracy - Emmeline Pankhurst, Oliver Cromwell, Winston
Churchill, King Charles I and Guy Fawkes (the only man to enter Parliament
with honest intentions). Plus all the beheadings and treason you could wish for!

THE BRITISH MUSEUM - THE TATE GALLERY
ST PAULS CATHEDRAL - THE NATIONAL GALLERY
and much more