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10 Intriguing and Creepy Facts About the Tower of London

The Tower of London held several Famous prisoners within its grounds At its very beginning, The Tower of London was to serve as the royal residence of William the Conqueror and become a symbol of the Norman king's power over Londoners.

These Famous Clock Towers are a Sight to Behold!

Big Ben (Elizabeth Tower) London, England The Elizabeth Tower, better known as Big Ben, located at the Palace of Westminster, is possibly the most famous landmark in London and in England. It is also one of the most famous buildings in Europe.

These Sculptures Depict London in a Different Form

The theme was for them to create stunning paper sculptures of London landmarks! In their list of rules, the artists had to use the G.F. Smith's signature range of papers, Colorplan. And each sculpture had to sit on a stack of Colorplan paper measuring 42cmx42cm.

London Is A City of Many Secrets...

London. Is there a city more famous? There have been settlements in the area of London for more than 6000 years, according to archeologists, and its own historic roots are stuck deep within the soil of history.

The Colorful Human Tower Builders of Catalonia

Every year in Catalonia, Spain, a beautiful tradition of castell building, or human towers consisting of up to 500 people, takes place in October. The custom dates back to the 18th century and is celebrated and practiced in festivals throughout the Spanish provinces of Catalonia.

22 of the World's Most Artistic & Marvelous Water Towers

Water towers can be large, unavoidable and ugly additions to the scenery, especially in small towns. For the people who have to look at these often-ugly monstrosities, this can quickly become unbearable.

These Towers Are All Utterly Remarkable in their Own Ways

Galata Tower Date built: 1348 Location: Istanbul, Turkey This medieval stone tower is one of the most striking landmarks in Istanbul, towering some 220 feet high over the surrounding buildings. It features a conical-shaped top, and dominates the surrounding skyline.

The Foggiest Era of London In Remarkable Photography

In the first half of the 20th century, London was covered in almost constant “fog” until 1956, when the Clean Air Act was implemented, but the fatalities from the Great Smog in 1952, when the smog was at its highest, are said to have reached 12,000.

Fascinating Doors of London! The Beauty is Remarkable

Bella Foxwell is a photographer who has been capturing the beauty of London's doors , which most people would rarely ever take any notice of. However, if you had to take a look at her Instagram page, appropriately titled, The Doors of London, you will see a rainbow of quirky facades.

13 Free Attractions to Enjoy in the City of London

There are several free attractions in London that can enrich your trip and add value to your itinerary. 

Christmas Comes to the Animals of the London Zoo!

At the world famous London Zoo various animals were given presents for the Christmas season. Although it is clear that they all appreciate the gesture, the different animals had hillarious and adorable reactions upon receiving their Christmas gift.

From Clock Tower To Swanky Pad!

This 126 loft conversion was originally built in 1915 and comes with a beautiful clock tower.