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Sep 16, 2024 · Get inspired by what's Possible as Teradata executives and industry leaders share their vision for the AI-driven future. Hosted by Katie Linendoll, Consumer Tech Expert and TV Personality. Session 1: Imagining the future of Possible. Speaker. Chris Barton, Shazam Founder, Innovator and Entrepreneur.
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- You’Ll Start Off at Trafalgar Square…
- Take A Stroll Along The Mall…
- Until You Arrive at Buckingham Palace…
- Then Head Along Birdcage Walk…
- Until You Get to Westminster Abbey…
- The Houses of Parliament, and Big Ben, Are Right Next Door…
- Then Head Over to Westminster Bridge…
- And You’Ll Get to The South Bank. Along Here You’Ll See The London eye.
- Now For The Southbank Centre
- And Book Stalls Under Waterloo Bridge.
You can’t complete a walking tour of London without a visit to Trafalgar Square, so we might as well kick things off with this roaring-statue-filled paradise of pigeons…and a slice of London’s history, of course. A mighty first spot, and one that Nelson would very much approve of being tucked into first place. Where else would we begin? Now, dust o...
When we say stroll, we mean a speedy one – we’ve got a time limit to here! No time for slackers along the way. A route in honour ofQueen Victoriahas to be added to a London map of attractions, right? Well, not necessarily, but when it looks this grandiose, you’ll want to be making it the next stop on your sightseeing tour. On we march; our love of ...
You can’t really miss this one, can you? The home of the Royal Family gazes out over the plush fields of Green Park and attracts millions of visitors each year. If you see King Charles, be sure to quiz him on whether he’s ticked off all these boxes on his London sightseeing tour. Will he be a mere poser on London attractions or a go-to knowledge bo...
After you’ve taken a selfie with the Royal Family, it’s a no-brainer to make Birdcage Walk the next pin on your walking map of London attractions. Famous diary scribe, Samuel Pepys, mentioned this walk in his writings way back in the 1600s, and the name of the walk dates back to the reign ofKing James I. Not a bad smattering of history to saunter t...
Even if you’ve been before, or don’t plan to look inside; making time for the resplendent piece of gothic architecture that is Westminster Abbeyon your walking tour of London is an absolute necessity. It’s been the location of 39 coronations since 1066, and you simply can’t miss this crown jewel of London attractions.
Talking of jewels in London’s crown, it’s always nice to check out the big bonging boombox that is the Elizabeth Tower, better known as Big Ben. You can also kill two birds with one stone by adding the Houses Of Parliament to your London sightseeing daywhich, if nothing else, is worth a visit just to say that you’ve seen the place where Members of ...
The second path over the river in central London history (the first being London Bridge), has been here since 1750. Although it’s only been green since 1970. It’s the perfect spot for a moment of reflection on your walking tour of London… if you don’t get bumped out of the way by commuters hurrying across Westminster Bridgein the morning. Hey, it h...
Though the queue might seem daunting, there’s no denying that the dome built for the millennium is something that must be seen when in London. The London Eye was even named London’s most loved landmarkin a study, so at the very least you’ll need to head over there on your walking tour to see whether you agree. Plus, the London Eye’s place in London...
There’s always something going on at theSouthbank Centre. It’s a great place to hang out in the summer to catch some rays or to spend a rainy day viewing some art. And you’ll likely see us banging on about it all year round!
“I kept always two books in my pocket, one to read, one to write in.” Robert Louis Stevenson was a maverick with the pen, so maybe we should start adopting this practice too. If you’re looking for the former, then this is just the spot to stop on your London sightseeing walking tour. Maybe the man who gave us Treasure Island and Kidnapped also once...
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Mar 19, 2019 · Relax in gloriously green Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens. London’s impressive array of urban parks is second to none and the city's eight Royal Parks are the place to see locals at ease and in their element. Hyde Park alone covers 142 hectares; throw in Kensington Gardens, and you have even more space to roam.
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50 of London’s most iconic places. 1. Barbican. Music. Music venues. Barbican. Kiev Victor/Shutterstock.com. Three concrete tower blocks, maze-like walkways and a gorgeous conservatory – the ...
