Post — Events, Trips and Activities
May 2020
Top 5 photo spots in London
Post — Events, Trips and Activities
May 2020
Top 5 photo spots in London
London is a perfect city for keen photographers. While the big metropole is known for its stunning architecture, red double-deck buses and cosmopolitan life, bucolic promenades, green spaces and even wildlife are also part of its DNA, making it a place where photo spots abound.
Here are our top picks:
London is a perfect city for keen photographers. While the big metropole is known for its stunning architecture, red double-deck buses and cosmopolitan life, bucolic promenades, green spaces and even wildlife are also part of its DNA, making it a place where photo spots abound.
Here are our top picks:
1.The bank of the Thames in Hammersmith
1. The bank of the Thames in Hammersmith
2.Wildlife in Richmond Park
Deer in the megapolis, who would have thought? Known as the “Deer Park”, Richmond Park is one of London’s eight Royal Parks and covers an area of 2 500 acres. This green lung is a top site for ancient trees and is also home of rare species including birds, beetles, bats and wildflowers. The parc offers majestic sceneries with its grasslands and deer herds, living in the wild, resting or leaping about.
My Dear Deer, Richmond Park
2.Wildlife in Richmond Park
Deer in the megapolis, who would have thought? Known as the “Deer Park”, Richmond Park is one of London’s eight Royal Parks and covers an area of 2 500 acres. This green lung is a top site for ancient trees and is also home of rare species including birds, beetles, bats and wildflowers. The parc offers majestic sceneries with its grasslands and deer herds, living in the wild, resting or leaping about.
My Dear Deer, Richmond Park
3.The Millenium Bridge
Fun fact! There are around 400 tiny masterpieces on this Bridge painted by The Chewing Gum Man. This street artist uses the chewing gum dropped by people as canvas for its artwork.
St Paul’s Cathedral, City of London
3.The Millenium Bridge
This steel suspension bridge is one of the city’s most striking landmark. This 4-meter wide and 330-meter long bridge is of a cutting-edge and unique design. It links the Tate Modern Gallery to the City of London at St. Paul’ Cathedral and is perfectly aligned to create an impressive vista of the latter.
Fun fact! There are around 400 tiny masterpieces on this Bridge painted by The Chewing Gum Man. This street artist uses the chewing gum dropped by people as canvas for its artwork.
St Paul’s Cathedral, City of London
4.Street Art in East London
Another spot for street art lover is East London. By wandering up and down the streets from Shoreditch up to Bethnal Green and Poplar, you’ll stumble across colourful urban art, which emblazon the districts’ walls. London is home of lots of international and local street artists and has one of the biggest street art “collections” in the world. Guided tours as well as street art photography workshops are even organised!
East Side, Shoreditch District, London
4.Street Art in East London
Another spot for street art lover is East London. By wandering up and down the streets from Shoreditch up to Bethnal Green and Poplar, you’ll stumble across colourful urban art, which emblazon the districts’ walls. London is home of lots of international and local street artists and has one of the biggest street art “collections” in the world. Guided tours as well as street art photography workshops are even organised!
East Side, Shoreditch District, London
5.The view from the Sky Garden
Right in the heart of the City, the Sky Garden is London’s highest garden. On the last floor of this 155-meter high skyscraper, you’ll get a panoramic and 360° view of Greater London. One of the greatest photo spots in London to shoot the best city’s landmarks: The Tower Bridge, the Shard, The Tower of London, London Eye, Big Ben and much more!
The entrance is free, but you have to book a ticket in advance.
The Shard, London
5.The view from the Sky Garden
Right in the heart of the City, the Sky Garden is London’s highest garden. On the last floor of this 155-meter high skyscraper, you’ll get a panoramic and 360° view of Greater London. One of the greatest photo spots in London to shoot the best city’s landmarks: The Tower Bridge, the Shard, The Tower of London, London Eye, Big Ben and much more!
The entrance is free, but you have to book a ticket in advance.
The Shard, London
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