Modern London architecture - most beautiful buldings of Europe n.3.

The last part of series of London architecture is here! You will find with the unique places from various parts of London and this time we haven´t avoided historically significant buildings. Enjoy!

8. 9. 2016

If we had to go around all city center of London, and take pictures of all the beautiful and important buildings, it would be a job for several years. Literally. Just open the tourist guide of London, and you get such a huge amount informations, not to mention how many places won´t get a space in the tourist guide.

If you are among the types of people who love pictures with splendid objects, instead of lengthy texts, so read on.

In the last part of the series of London architecture, we will show you a preview of photo collection from various parts of London - Mayfair, Waterloo, Soho or Greenwich.

Practically Mayfair and Soho are just right to each other, but despite their close proximity are quite different and the tourists who come to them have the opportunity to discover different tastes. Mayfair one part of the West End, is perhaps one of the most exclusive areas in London at all. Mayfair used to be a residential district so it´s still retains a very pleasant character, but the homes of the former owners are now mainly offices, corporate headquarters, embassies, and residences of hedge funds.

In London, the Mayfair is utmost concentrated with a 5-star hotels and a quarter is really a showcase for British architecture. A quarter is not one of the biggest and easy to get through it
to neighboring Soho. Soho has so many faces and provides a wide spectrum of experiences. It was founded in pastures and despite the fact that in its surroundings lived much wealthier residents, from the 17th century moved into Soho poor immigrants. Today is the center of nightlife and daily pleasures, restaurants, specialty shops, art and theater. If you are looking for real entertainment, yearn for shopping, if you want to get a good coffee or lunch, Soho must be on your list!

The fourth area is Greenwich. Is a bit of hand, but excluding Prime Meridian has something special. Central London is chock-full of large beautifully designed parks, but Greenwich has them too. In its vicinity are important museums, London observatory, planetarium and more amazing tourist attractions. At the observatory you can have an unforgettable view of Canary Wharf and also east London. Down by the banks of the Thames you will see London again from another perspective, not to mention the Old Royal Naval College, which is seriously monumental.

If you like architecture, and you would like to get inspired, you do not mind the dynamics of the city, go to London. Plan a round trip, the best for yourself, and soak up the unique atmosphere that London brings.

Business center in Soho