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London is considered by many to be the one of the world’s most photogenic cities. Famous palaces, statues and river views create the backdrop for the perfect tourist photos.
Having lived close to London for a few years now, I have come to really enjoy taking a walk through the city’s lesser known parks and districts and discovering the many surprises that the city hides away from the spotlight. Here are just a few of the things we have found in the last month. All are within an hour’s walk of the centre of the city.
Michelin Building, South Kensington: art-deco before its time
Peace Pagoda, Battersea Park
New Zealand Memorial, Hyde Park Corner
Hyde Park, London (yes, this really is in the centre of London!)
Kyoto Garden, Holland Park
Colourful houses of Portobello Road
Sewing machines galore, in a clothes shop on Portobello Rd
Under the Thames: Greenwich Foot Tunnel
Traffic light tree, Canary Wharf
Home of Scott, the Antarctic Explorer, Chelsea - any offers?
MI6 Building - the home of the British Secret Service
Sailmakers House, Limehouses. One of the many historic buildings in London's Docklands
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