The Geometric Staircase at St Paul’s Cathedral
Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, the Geometric Staircase is an engineering marvel within an architectural landmark.
Photographic ramblings of random interesting things and happenings
Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, the Geometric Staircase is an engineering marvel within an architectural landmark.
Under the London Canal Museum there are two ice wells. They were used to store ice before refrigeration was invented. Open once a year.
Opened in 1863, St Peter’s on Clerkenwell Road has since the 1880s held an annual Procession in Honour of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
New for 2023, City Wall at Vine Street is free to visit displaying a part of London’s Roman Wall and the archaeological finds made on site.
Today, the pull of Stonehenge is as strong as ever drawing people to the Wiltshire countryside for the Summer Solstice.
St. Thomas’ Hospital’s Doulton tile collection, commissioned for the Evelina Children’s Hospital, painted with nursery rhymes & fairy tales.
Cheese Rolling has been held since time immemorial at Coopers Hill. Twenty competitors race down the hill to win the cheese.
Sir John Soane’s museum is chock full of architectural treasures. After careful renovation, The Drawing Office can be visited on booked tours.
Just North of Saint Pancras railway station is a railway water tower which was moved as part of the Eurostar redevelopment.
The roof and ceilings of Westminster Abbey are just as impressive and beautiful as anything seen at ground level.