3-days England Autumn Solo Travel (United Kingdom)
October 03 to 06, 2014
London Heathrow Airport Arrival at night
Upon arriving on my hostel near Kensai Green Station, I went to Oxford Circus Station where some of the bright night lights occur. From Oxford Street (Exit 5 of Oxford Circus Station), I went to Regent Street, crossing to Piccadilly Station. Going to left road is the Shaftesbury Avenue where some of the west-end theaters particularly the 2 shows I booked and the China town is located. Then, I stopped-by to Piccadilly Park and Trafalgar Park. Piccadilly Circus is the London version of Times Square.
Piccadilly Circus is a busy square in the heart of London. It is famous for the fountain that was installed here at the end of the nineteenth century and for the neon advertising that turned the square into a miniature version of Times Square. The name 'Piccadilly' originates from a seventeenth-century frilled collar named piccadil. Roger Baker, a tailor who became rich making piccadils lived in the area. The word 'Circus' refers to the roundabout around which the traffic circulated.
Upon arriving on my hostel near Kensai Green Station, I went to Oxford Circus Station where some of the bright night lights occur. From Oxford Street (Exit 5 of Oxford Circus Station), I went to Regent Street, crossing to Piccadilly Station. Going to left road is the Shaftesbury Avenue where some of the west-end theaters particularly the 2 shows I booked and the China town is located. Then, I stopped-by to Piccadilly Park and Trafalgar Park. Piccadilly Circus is the London version of Times Square.
Piccadilly Circus is a busy square in the heart of London. It is famous for the fountain that was installed here at the end of the nineteenth century and for the neon advertising that turned the square into a miniature version of Times Square. The name 'Piccadilly' originates from a seventeenth-century frilled collar named piccadil. Roger Baker, a tailor who became rich making piccadils lived in the area. The word 'Circus' refers to the roundabout around which the traffic circulated.
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| London City Tour 1st part; Sightseeing the Streets at Night (Trafalgar Square) |
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| London City Tour 1st part; Sightseeing the Streets at Night (Trafalgar Square) |
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| London City Tour 1st part; Sightseeing the Streets at Night (Philippine Embassy) |
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| London City Tour 1st part; Sightseeing the Streets at Night |
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| London City Tour 1st part; Sightseeing the Streets at Night (Piccadilly Square) |
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| London City Tour 1st part; Sightseeing the Streets at Night (Regent Street) |
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| London City Tour 1st part; Sightseeing the Streets at Night (Piccadilly Square) |
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| London City Tour 1st part; Sightseeing the Streets at Night (Regent Street) |
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| London City Tour 1st part; Sightseeing the Streets at Night (Regent Street) |
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| London City Tour 1st part; Sightseeing the Streets at Night (Regent Street) |
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| London City Tour 1st part; Sightseeing the Streets at Night (Regent Street) |
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| London City Tour 1st part; Sightseeing the Streets at Night (bus ride) |
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