Have you ever wondered why people like London so much? Sometimes it is foggy, dirty and completely unattractive, but London has something for everyone.

Camley Street Natural Park

This is a nature reserve in the city center of London's King's Cross. It is described as a wild oasis located amid chaos (two busiest railway stations). The park is home to butterflies, birds, various plants and ... bats.

Wilton's music hall

Wilton's music hall stands as a witness of history and legacy. It's the last major music hall in London. You can go and find out how the music halls have already managed life in London in history. Today, it has a varied program based on the tradition of early music. This includes classical music, cabaret, opera, puppetry, dance and magic. The place where this hall is located, historically known East End of London, is a story for itself.

Bare ladies at York House, Twickenham

 The Twickenham Museum is a great place to see. It is a place where Alexander Pope wrote some of his most beautiful poetry poems. If you are interested in your art and history, you can see beautiful exhibitions, but you should not stop there. As you wander around this place, you will be surprised by the beautiful statues of naked women, made by Sir Ratan Tata - the last private owner of York House. He used this building for his famous parties. Even King George V attended one of these parties.

Bunhill Fields

A former cemetery located north of the city of London. It is a place hosted by non-conformists and Protestants who disagreed with the way the English Church was managed. You can visit the graves of prominent authors - Daniel Defoe, Thomas Bayes, William Blake and Isaac Watts. Did you know that Daniel Defoe, author of Robinson Crusoe, died in poverty? His monument was built thanks to donations of his readers.

St. Dunstan in the east of London

This place is one of the most authentic London destinations. You need permission for  photography. You will see the remnants of the beautiful old church, which was destroyed in the Second World War. Now it's taken over nature. You will see how the remains of the church fit nicely into the natural landscape.

 Brixton windmills

Windmills in the heart of London? Yes, and it is beautiful! It is located in Blenheim Gardens, and it is barely a  hidden treasure. However, it is a building that most tourists  are not aware of. You will hear a nice story about the history of the windmill, which relates to the importance of wheat, and you will learn how the windmill works. Windmills have a new educational center. If you are interested in becoming a miller, you can register as a volunteer. It's an experience that you will remember for a lifetime.