London boasts one of the most impressive collections of contemporary art within the walls of Tate Modern. Located on the Thames, the building itself is interesting enough to visit. You are guaranteed to recognize many names that are displayed in the museum.
Unlike America, all lawyers (solicitors in the UK) live together in a community known as the Inns of Court. The interesting and educational tour will show you a different lifestyle. You can even visit the church featured in "The Da Vinci Code."
The Queen's portrait collection hangs on the walls of the National Portrait Gallery. Aside from looking at the royal family, the collection includes many popstars, artists and celebrities.
Canary Wharf is one of the trendiest architectural areas of London. Although only accessible by light rail or coach, Canary Wharf is London's financial capital with impressive shopping malls.
Any music fan makes the stop at Abbey Road to re-enact the infamous Beatles cover in St. John's Wood. After holding up traffic in the zebra crossing, swing by Abbey Roads Studios and leave your mark on the white wall in front of the gates.
