As stated in previous posts, we walk over here. Actually, we walk a lot. And, my family saw that first-hand! :) So, we were walking machines, hitting up the sights together and stopping for a cup of tea or coffee every few hours to stay warm and energized. Some of the sights we visited were: Kensington Palace, the changing of the guards at Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, Harrod's, National Portrait Gallery, National Gallery, British Museum, National History Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, Kensington Gardens, Hyde Park, Soho, the theatre district and Leister Square, Westminster, Whitehall, etc, etc., and more etc.! :) Do you see why we are considering opening up a touring group! :) haha. We loved being together as a family and can't wait for you to come back!
Enjoy the pics!
Palace Gate road, where most of the international embassies are headquartered

the White Tower at the Tower of London, many famous prisoners and residents have been here

HM (her majesty's) royal horseguards about to march through Hyde Park

Ashlyn and I on the steps of St. Paul's, remembering our childhood favorite, Mary Poppins, and the scene here! ha!

view of St. Paul's from the Millenium Bridge

Brian at the EY office

Shakespeare's Globe Theatre

Strange building that is London City Hall

Tower Bridge view from Brian's office

Big Ben from Trafalgar Square

on the steps of the National Portrait Gallery

Daddy outside Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms...
this is where the war effort was run underground during and Blitz bombings and WWII; Churchill also lived here during those years

Buckingham Palace from St. James Park
(the top of the pond was frozen, ducks just walking on top--Daddy called them Jesus ducks! ha!)

view of Kensington Gardens from the palace

Kensington Palace

some of the royal robes inside Kensington Palace
Changing of the Guards at Buckingham Palace (they played Christmas carols!)

Horse Guards

Ice rink outside Natural History Museum in Kensington

Holiday fun at Natural History Museum

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