Recommended spots in London, England

London was a mix of towns and good old buildings. If you walk a little, you will find a green park and young people sunbathing. If you take the train, you will feel a little unsafe, but people passing by will smile at you. That's the kind of place it is. It's not just Westerners who live there, nor just British people. People from all over the world who live there for various reasons. It's a mysterious space where various roots and individual life stories mix together in the city of London. Recommended spots 1. Big Ben It's a classic, but it really moved me. When you get off at Westminster Station, Big Ben appears right in front of you. I've visited many countries, but I've never been so moved by a building. The view from the Thames River, Big Ben was beautiful and comfortable, and I stared at it for three hours... I just didn't want to leave. 2. Tower Bridge I was impressed by both the view of Tower Bridge from the Thames and the view from up close. It's so majestic that I never get bored no matter how long I look at it. 3. Brick Lane I grew up in the countryside, so I fell in love with this creative place. Art everywhere. Music flowing from nowhere. I wandered into the vintage shops "BLITZ" and "BEYOND RETRO". I don't buy second-hand clothes in Japan, but this place was really fun. There were lots of cute clothes. And best of all, the store was so big that I could stay there for hours. 4. Opera House Finally, the Opera House. I saw The Phantom of the Opera. My goal was to see the Opera House, but before I knew it, I was drawn in by the orchestra playing below the stage. I've been exposed to music since I was a child, and I played the piano and saxophone for 15 years, so I was really moved. #overseas travel #london #uk travel #london travel #phantom of the opera #secondhand clothing store #europe #europe travel