this area is known for its vibrant mix of historic architecture, trendy bars, and proximity to the bustling financial district
in the background, you can see The Shard, an iconic skyscraper built in 2012, standing 310 meters tall on the south side of the Thames.
a spectacular view from Sky Garden, a spot with great value for money and an amazing atmosphere, especially around dusk.
London, a city that never sleeps, caught between tradition, economic ambition, and an open future
Saint Paul’s Cathedral stands prominently in the frame
it's surprising how complex systems, like large cities, find order. How complex can civilizations become?
the London Eye hides subtly in the background
what must it feel like to stand at the top?
I was truly impressed by the night views from Sky Garden
it’s the many details that have elevated these views to something special
Tower Bridge – majestic, monumental, and proud
walking through the bridge, the sheer size is quite surprising
one of the quieter spots in London, and architecturally fascinating
overall, I was surprised by how architecturally diverse London is
despite this diversity, everything forms a cohesive, aesthetic whole
and it's not just about façades but also the architectural forms
Victoria Memorial
the statue of Sir Winston Churchill standing before Big Ben
from places like this, tourists emerge from Westminster station and flood the streets.
within arm’s reach: The London Eye
"Owo" :D
arriving in Chinatown, there's a different energy, yet everything still speaks of openness and welcome
and everywhere, double-decker buses – something I’ve come to appreciate since Galway, Ireland
what can't be missed: small or large side streets – no matter the size, they’re always full of adventure!
the famous Harrods – with many luxury dreams, and some affordable surprises like the Harrods Teddy Bear
the Albert Pub – a classic Victorian pub
and what would this photo collection be without even more double-deckers?