London travel guide - Citimarks
 
Saint Paul's dome reflection on a window

London

"The charm of modern London is that it is not built to last; it is built to pass. [...] It is an impulse that makes for creation and fertility."

Virginia Woolf, The London Scene in Good Housekeeping, 1931.

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young ladies sitting on the park

The cult of nature

Albert Camus called London “a city of gardens”. In a cityscape constantly reinvented, London’s magnificent parks and gardens are a timeless landmark that has defined local culture, customs and lifestyle.

Ladies & Gentlemen

What makes a gentleman? Is it his impeccable tweeds and phlegmatic talk? No sir; this isn’t about the words he uses, but how he stands by them. See, a gentleman, is a man of honor.

Babylondon

Swarms of people running around like a cavalry on attack; a city vibrating on the heartbeat of the universe: Welcome to London, modern Babylon of the world.

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