England 2.0 - Part 2

All the time I'm saying I'm gonna make some time for blog and I'm gonna write posts regularly .. but it's just not possible for me. This week I had time for nothing - one day I went to Brno to buy a prom dress, next day I fell asleep when I came back home from school and I was sleeping until the evening .. and so on .. Everything has been just complicated somehow recently. Today I'm finally posting another the rest of photos and memories from England at least - just with short notes, cause I'm out of the thinking capacity already today .. :D

ENGLAND 2.0 - Part 1

The first time I went to England was in the end of the summer this year. It's just mid-November and I already visited London for the second time with another school trip :) I had mixed feelings from the first visit of London. Some places were really beautiful but the city didn't charm me like Paris or Amsterdam. This time everything changes and I fell in love with London. England is because of its old architecture way more undivided than Czech republic and in some streets you feel like the time stopped and it's like you appeared back in the 19th century ...

ENGLAND - Part 3: Greenwich, Dungeons, BigBen & London Eye

Last day of our England trip we went to Greenwich park where you can a) enjoy the amazing view on whole London and b) you can see the prime meridian and stand with one half of your body on the Westers and one half on the Eastern Hemispheres.

ENGLAND - Part 2: Windsor Castle & Brighton Pier

Next day we visited the castle and its neighbourhood in Windsor. The castle is like from a fairytale, it's very photogenic and what I really enjoyed was the exhibitoin of Queen Mary's Dolls House - three floors big "doll house" with perfectly designed details - canopy bed, desk with drawer and pens, running water, electricity, library full of miniatures of books with the text of their originals, ...

ENGLAND - Part 1: Tower, Tower Bridge & Skyscrapers

London has always been on my list of places I need to visit. During the last two years a lot of my dreams came true - I visited Paris, Amsterodam, Istanbul (+ Bulgaria, Montenegro, Albania, Romania, Bosnia) and now London too. All of these places thas something special, its unique magic. In Paris you just can't now fall in love - at least with the city itself. Amsterdam is known as a city of freedom and those people riding their bikes, the canals and beautiful parks prove it firsthand. Istanbul is the gate to Orient and due to the mosques, Grand Bazar and Muslim population europans can feel like in a completely different world here. England is different because it's unique because it's a city, where the royal family still lives and reigns and so during those few days in London I felt like in a fairytale ...