Layman's London

  Despite the steady stream of traffic, Gower Street feels like a throwback to London's heyday.  The west side of the street is lined by...

  Montague Street is lined with elegant early nineteenth century terrace houses, which are grade II listed. These four-storey properties are...

  After crossing Waterloo Bridge from the south you wait at traffic lights where Lancaster Place meets the Strand, from where you will get p...

One of the narrow pedestrianised thoroughfares running up to the British Museum, Museum Street is lined with touristy restaurants, cafes, pu...

  From the waiting area of the Royal National ENT and Eastman Dental Hospitals, you get a great birds' eye view of the surviving period ...

Dating from 1775, Bedford Square is one of the most significant and complete examples of a Georgian square in London, according to the Bloom...

When the sun is shining, the outside tables of the Roebuck pub are well positioned to catch the rays and are far removed from the traffic.