Photo Spots in London

20 Fenchurch Street is better known as the Walkie Talkie building. It features the Sky Garden public space that spans the top three storeys of …

Damien Hirst’s new gallery in Newport Street, near Vauxhall Tube and Train Station in South London. And yes it’s free. What To Go Photo   …

Photos from a quick visit to the new Tate Modern extension. Things To Go Photo Photography spots in and around new Tate Modern, London   …

Not a part of London you are likely to walk past – this car park in the basement of a council estate creates extraordinary lighting …

Not a part of London you are likely to walk past (where the West End goes into the City) – but Cleopatra’s Needle is worth …

What to Go Photo Hampstead Village, Hampstead Heath and Parliament Hill.      

Camden is always a fun day out at the weekend. Just north of Central London it is a buzzing area with its shopping, markets and …

Highgate Cemetery is one of London’s great Victorian cemeteries and a Grade 1 Heritage registered Park and Garden. The Cemetery is split between East and …

Columbia Road Flower Market is a fun place to visit on a Sunday. An authentic East End market its a great little spot nestled between …

Soho is London’s art and cultural heart – once famous for its red light district, Soho is less run down (and fun) then it once …

Mayfair is London’s most affluent quarters. With the Ritz Hotel to the South – Bond Street runs through it’s heart. It is a major destination …

A series of shots of Richmond Lock – the last barrier until the Thames Barrier What to Go Photo How to Get There Train to …

I was out and about in Brixton last Saturday night and came up with this set of Black and White photos. What to Go Photo …

Hammersmith is just West of Central London – on the way to Heathrow airport. What to Go Photo The River is Hammersmith’s best feature with …

Nestled behind London Bridge and next to Borough market, Southward Cathedral is a beautiful church which was once frequented by William Shakespeare. In fact the …

Built in 1964 for a mere £9m – BT Tower (formerly Post Office Tower) was once London’s tallest and most iconic buildings – complete with …

Liberty is a famous Regent Street shop in the heart of London’s West End. Liberty’s third and fourth floors showcase innovative designs from famous gifting and …

Thamesmead is a huge estate in South-east London. It was a social housing experiment built on Plumstead and Erith Marshes that sadly failed . Famous for …

The Beam Engine House is the highlight of the Crossness Pumping Station. Its ornamental cast ironwork is the centre piece of this Victorian building – …

The Hungerford Bridge connects Charing Cross railway station with the south. It was extended with the Golden Jubilee Bridges in 2002  - two pedestrian bridges …

Somerset House is a neo-classical building in the heart of London, overlooking the Thames embankment and between the Strand and the River Thames. It is …

The Fournier Street Conservation Area is a small block in Spitalfields made up of Fournier Street, Hanbury Street, Wilkes Street and Princelet Street. These East …

Kings Cross, as well home to the world famous railway station, is a major new business development in London, in fact one of the largest …

Once a downmarket part of town frequented by artists, Shoreditch is now one of the coolest and most exciting districts of London. With bankers to …

Designed by Sir Christopher Wren (St Paul’s Cathedral), the Monument commemorates the great Fire of London in 1666. The fire, which as we all know …

Leake Street is a tunnel which runs under the platforms under Waterloo station.  It was the location of some of Banksy’s early work and is …

St Johns Wood is usually only passed through on the way to watch cricket at Lords, however if you make the effort to go you will …

Now an international train station, St Pancras is famous for its stunning gothic frontage and expansive glass roof. What to Go Photo Travel photography spots …

If you heading out East and exploring docklands, the Thames Barrier is well worth a visit. What To Go Photo Go late in the day …

This beautiful staircase is part the Queens House, now an art gallery next to the National Maritime in Greenwich. The Queens House is free is …

One of the worlds greatest collections of historical antiquities – the British Museum is also an architectural masterpiece. What to Go Photo Travel photography spots …

Part of Somerset House, Courthalds Gallery is a small gallery by Tate standards but houses a very famous collection of impressionist and post-impressionist paintings. Spanning …

St Dunstan’s in the East is a beautiful public garden in the City and a quiet oasis away from the bustle of the financial district. …

The old Lloyds Coffee House has had a metallic upgrade since it started in 1688 and is now the home to this world renowned insurance …

Leadenhall Market is a small oasis in the heart of the City of London – with its cobbled streets and Victorian glass roof. Originally a …

I’ve always had a love hate relationship with the brutal concrete 60′s architecture that either blights or benefits (depending on your point of view) the …

Home to the Mayor of London, City Hall has a privileged position on the banks of the Thames by Tower Bridge. What to Go Photo …

Built by Erno Goldfinger in the 1960s, this block in Poplar is the sister to Trellick Tower in West London. What to Go Photo Travel …

A small office development near City Hall and Tower Bridge with a striking central walkway and modern buildings. Look up for the iconic view between the buildings. What to …

Borough Market is an historic part of Southwark situated under the arches of London Bridge station. What to Go Photo Travel photography spots in and …

A cool and historic part of Bermondsey and home to the White Cube gallery and Fashion Museum. What to Go Photo Travel photography spots in …

Covent Garden is a major hub of bars, restaurants and shops – and famous for its opera house, market square and street entertainers. What to …

Waterloo station is close to some of London’s major landmarks such as the London Eye and South Bank Centre and a great starting point for …

Roupell Street is an untouched Victorian road tucked away behind Waterloo station. This street is often used for TV adverts for it’s historical London backdrop. Read on for …

Linking Tate Modern to The City and St Paul’s, the Millennium Bridge is London’s only pedestrian bridge and the first new bridge over the Thames …

Often confused for the more iconic Tower Bridge, London Bridge crosses the Thames in the heart of the City and has great views up to Tower …

London’s most iconic bridge is actually one of its newest. What To Go Photo Travel photography spots in and around Tower Bridge, London. [Show slideshow] …

Portobello Road is a long and diverse Street that runs from the heart of Notting Hill up and and past the Westway to less affluent …

London’s meat market is the biggest in the country and is located in historic buildings on the edge of the City of London. What to …

South Kensington, apart one of the most exclusive residential locations, is also home to London’s most famous museums and royal parks. What to Go Photo …

Built by Erno Goldfinger in the 1960s, this block just North of Notting Hill and Portobello Market is the sister to Balfron Tower in East London. The block …

A city skyscaper – the tallest in Europe – is now a dominant feature of the London skyline.   What to Go Photo Travel photography …

Home to the Queen, Buckingham Palace and the royal parks (Green Park and St James Park) are a peaceful break from London’s West End. What …

The Gherkin is Norman Foster’s glass tower in the heart of the City. Built on the old Baltic Exchange at 30 St Mary Axe it …

To the East of the City, on the banks of the River Thames, Greenwich is Britain’s maritime home. What to Go Photo [Show slideshow] How …

The world’s most famous gardens is the ideal place for a Sunday walk. What to Go Photo [Show slideshow]   How to Get There   …

Running from Whitechapel up into the heart of Shoreditch in the East End of London, Brick Lane is a buzzing multi-cultural community and home to shops, bars, …

Opposite the Palace of Westminster and Big Ben – the London Eye dominates the skyline on the South Bank of the Thames. Things To Go …

The Times Square of London – Piccadilly Circus is in the heart of London’s West End and a meeting point for all the shopping and …

Home to the National Theatre, the South Bank is now a major tourist destination with its great views over the Thames of London and its …

Canary Wharf is a bold and modern new development of towers and offices built around the old docks of the Thames in East London. It …

Sitting between The City and the West End, St Pauls is one of London’s most iconic buildings and sits in a majestic position overlooking London …

Tate Britain offers an impressive range of British art in stunning buildings and galleries on the banks of the River Thames – close to Westminster, …

Bank is the heart of the City and home to the Bank of England. The square mile of the City is London’s historic centre and …

Tate Modern is now one of London’s most visited attraction. Built within the old Bankside Power Station, it sits on the banks of the River …

A shopping centre with spectacular views of St Paul’s cathedral. Take the lift to the top floor for a panoramic view of London. What to …

Butler’s wharf is a development of restaurants, offices and flats built in London’s historic warehouses and wharves by the Thames with stunning views of the …

The Tower of London is one of London’s most historic buildings.   What to Go Photo Travel photography spots in and around Tower of London.   …

The most fashionable of London residential areas – Chelsea is dominated by the shops, galleries and restaurants of the Kings Road. Things To Go Photo …

Big Ben is the Palace of Westminster’s iconic clock tower. The home of British government, Westminster boasts London’s most historic and familiar buildings including the Palace …

The Barbican, just north of St Paul’s, is a great example of British brutalistic architecture. Its concrete towers dominate the city skyline and its walkways …

This famous old station is one of the most interesting and obviously easy to get to. Head for it – or just jump off the …

Home to the Olympic Games in London 2012 – the Olympic Park in Stratford has now been renamed after the Queen. Shopping is now the …

Heals is one of the best home stores in London and is also home to this amazing spiral staircase. Called the Brewer Staircase it was …

Spanning the Thames between Westminster and the City – it has probably the finest views of all London’s bridges. What to Go Photo Landscapes of the …

Not far from Blackfriars is this fantastic circular staircase – part of the Premier Inn. What to Go Photo Travel photography spots in and around …

The Dome or O2 as it’s sponsors have named it – sits on a big bend in the River Thames overlooking Canary Wharf to the …

Now hidden away during its re-development –  the old BBC Television Centre was an iconic and historic building – especially for those who grew up …