London Historical pictures

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Although the smallest royal residence in Britain, this lovely red-brick palace has a history that spans more than 400 years. 

One of the wealthiest residential areas of London has shops, museums and art galleries. Visit for the annual flower show and imagine yourself living in this posh district.

Shop until you drop, sample food from around the world and attend live music events at the colorful markets of Camden Town.

One of the world’s most famous concert venues, dedicated by Queen Victoria to the memory of her beloved husband, Prince Albert, who died of typhoid in 1861.

Delve into British politics at this historic complex, the meeting place of the House of Commons and the House of Lords.

Wander along the waterways of this wealthy London district to see grand mansions and quaint houseboats.

Jousting, archery and cricket are woven into the rich history of this active park, enclosed by some of Richmond’s most historic buildings.

Part of a 16th-century estate with ties to the English Civil War, this park has a range of grasslands, meadows and gardens straddling the River Thames.

Peruse the jewelry, designer brands and antiques on display in the upscale boutiques and elegant arcades of London’s prime shopping street.

Spend an afternoon discovering this famous shopping street, home to the world’s oldest toy shop and high-end boutiques.

One of the wealthiest residential areas of London has shops, museums and art galleries. Visit for the annual flower show and imagine yourself living in this posh district.

This impressive neoclassical building displays one of the world’s finest collections of Western European paintings. 

Take a tour of the historic palace, the Archbishop of Canterbury’s official residence in London, and enjoy a stroll around the peaceful surrounding gardens.

This grand structure marks the entrance to the Mall and was commissioned by King Edward VII as a memorial to his mother Queen Victoria.

Marvel at this innovative building with a spiral design that resembles a pickled cucumber in the center of London’s skyline.

Shop until you drop, sample food from around the world and attend live music events at the colorful markets of Camden Town.

One of the world’s most famous concert venues, dedicated by Queen Victoria to the memory of her beloved husband, Prince Albert, who died of typhoid in 1861.

Delve into British politics at this historic complex, the meeting place of the House of Commons and the House of Lords.

This impressive neoclassical building displays one of the world’s finest collections of Western European paintings. 

Iconic landmarks, a world-famous theater district, lively nightlife zones and superb shopping and art museums await in the heart of England’s capital city.

Delve into British politics at this historic complex, the meeting place of the House of Commons and the House of Lords.