My next post of my study abroad: Top 10 things that I saw while in England. I'll probably do a top ten for most countries. I wanted to choose a top 10 overall, but I couldn't decide. Maybe after I've gone through each country I'll be able to narrow it down. Anyhow, without further ado, London!
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| 10. Buckingham Palace They had amazing statues and ornaments and gardens. A bit overrated though. |
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| 9. Tower Bridge Got to tour the thing. Pretty legit. |
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| 8. Hyde Park These are some gates at the south end. |
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| 7. Millennium Bridge at night Right next to Parliament, the Tate museum, and the Globe theater. |
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| 6. 221b Baker Street and The Sherlock Holmes Museum They even had Sherlock Holmes profile tiles in the underground stop nearby |
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| 5. Tower of London You know they had their own zoo, with lions and all? |
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| 4. Henry V at the Globe Theater Even though I had to stand, packed in with hundreds of other people, the whole 3 hours. It was worth it. I was even right next to the stage. |
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| 3. Big Ben and Westminster Abbey Probably the most intense Baroque architecture I ever saw. |
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| 2. Les Miserables in the Queen's Theater I'd never seen Les Mis live. It was incredibly fantastic in every way possible. I stood in line for late tickets and got a decent seat for only £20. I passed up the 8th row center seat for £90 and gave it to the military guy from New Jersey in line behind me. |
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| 1. Stonehenge Best £35 I ever spent. |
P.S. I chose not to include any Harry Potter references or sights. They would have taken up half the list.
