London City Bus Image Collectiiion
Here are some stunning wallpapers of the famous London City Bus Note: In order to view or download the image just tap/click on the specific image that you wanted
Here are some stunning wallpapers of the famous London City Bus Note: In order to view or download the image just tap/click on the specific image that you wanted
London Bridge has actually been replaced numerous times during the history of the crossing. As a result, the term London Bridge doesn’t just refer to the current bridge over the River Thames j oining the City of London with Southwark, it refers t…
St Paul’s Cathedral is one of the largest churches in the world. It is located within the City of London on Ludgate Hill, the City’s highest point. The cathedral was designed by Sir Christopher Wren, as an important part of a huge rebuilding pl…
London Eye The London Eye is an excellent example of a frame structure. Its steel design forms an "A" shape, with two large tapered legs at the base -- 65 feet (20 meters) apart and each over 190 feet (58 meters) in length. The leg…
London Eye, London A Small Indroduction The structure was designed by the architectural team of David Marks and Julia Barfield, husband and wife. They submitted their idea for a large observation wheel as part of a competition to …
1. The London Eye is not a Ferris wheel. It’s the world’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel 2. Supermodel Kate Moss has been on the London Eye 25 times – the record for a UK celebrity 3. On average the London Eye receives more visitors …
Big Ben, London 1) While everyone knows this iconic landmark as Big Ben, the structure was officially known as “The Clock Tower”. In 2012, however, the official name was changed to Elizabeth Tower, marking the historic Diamond Jubilee of Que…
W hen Sir Giles Gilbert Scott won a design competition set by the Post Office in 1924, he surely had no idea his K2 would evolve into such a classic British icon. Almost one hundred years later it remains close to the heart of the great Briti…
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