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1: Buckingham Palace, residence of the Queen
© B. Hennig, 2004 [back to picture] [more]


2: Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament
© B. Hennig, 2004 [back to picture] [more]


3: Piccadilly Circus
© B. Hennig, 2004 [back to picture] [more]


4: View from Trafalgar Square south towards Big Ben
© B. Hennig, 2004 [back to picture] [more]


5: Royal horse guard at horse guards parade.
© B. Hennig, 2004 [back to picture] [more]


6: Entrance to Downing Street, the street where the British prime minister lives. The gates were set up already by Margaret Thatcher for safety reasons.
© B. Hennig, 2004 [back to picture] [more]


7: Westminster Abbey
© B. Hennig, 2004 [back to picture] [more]


8: View over St. James Park near Buckingham Palace
© B. Hennig, 2004 [back to picture] [more]


9: St. Paul´s Cathedral in the City of London
© B. Hennig, 2004 [back to picture] [more]


10: View from the City of London over Thames River towards London Bridge City Pier with Montague Cathedral in the background
© B. Hennig, 2004 [back to picture] [more]


11: The new City Hall built by architect Sir Norman Foster. It houses the assembly chamber for the 25 elected members of the London Assembly and the offices of the Mayor and 500 staff of the Greater London Authority. The main feature of the interior is an 800-yard- (730-meter-) long spiral ramp/ staircase curving through all ten above-grade stories to the top of the building.
© B. Hennig, 2004 [back to picture] [more]


12: Tower Brige over Thames River
© B. Hennig, 2004 [back to picture] [more]


13: The new Swiss Re Headquarters building
© B. Hennig, 2004 [back to picture] [more]


14: Inside view of the Natural History Museum
© B. Hennig, 2004 [back to picture] [more]



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