The Shakespeare theatre is a mobile theatre located in Thays Park across from the Tower Bridge, built in 2013 to bring actors and audiences closer together as in 1600s London. Piccadilly Circus is a busy road junction in Westminster known for its shops, theatres, street performers and illuminated advertising displays. The National Gallery in Trafalgar Square houses one of the most important art collections and is a beautiful building, though the visitors were unable to enter. The Tower Bridge crosses the Thames River near the Tower of London, and despite the cold rainy weather, visitors enjoyed seeing this iconic London landmark up close.

1. Shakespeare's Globe
The Shakespeare theatre is located in the Thays
Park at the other side of the Tower Bridge and it
was built in february of 2013 by order of Patricio
Orozco.
The idea of this mobile theatre was to make closer
the relation between the actors and the audience.
Also because then the public have the possibility of
participate in the performance, like it was done in
London in 1600.
PICCADILLY CIRCUS
Piccadilly circus is one of the most touristic places in
London and one of our favourites, it’s a road junction
located in the city of Westminster.
When you are there and you look around you can
see a lots of tourists attractions like shops, theatres,
street singers around, nightclubs…
One of the most characteristic things is that
piccadilly is surrounded by illuminated advertising
hoardings on buildings, so impressive and it looks
like you are in Time Squares, New York.

2. THE NATIONAL GALLERY
In Trafalgar Square in the City of Westminster, we could
find the National Gallery founded in 1824, one of the most
important art museum and one of the most beautiful.
We weren’t able to enter and visit it but as you can see in
the picture we were so happy to be there and take a look at
the front of it.
Also in Trafalgar Square we took some pictures with the
streets artists that were there entertaining the tourists.
TOWER BRIDGE
We visited the Tower Bridge in a typical british
rainy day, but even it was so cold and windy, we
really like to take a look at one of the London
emblematic places.
The Tower Bridge is a ​combined ​bascule​and
suspension bridge, built between 1886 and 1894,
and it crosses the Thames River, so it’s close to the
Tower of London.

3. BRITISH MUSEUM
The British Museum is one of the most
important institutions dedicated to human
history, art and culture, in the world.
It’s located in the center of London, so it’s
also one of the most visited places in he city,
it has around ​5,828,552 per year.
The incredible Great Courd that covered the
quadrangle of the British Museum ,
dedicated to the queen Elizabeth II, is the
main characteristic of this building.
TOWER OF LONDON
When we crossed the London Bridge
we arrived to the Tower of London, is
one of the most symbolic places
because there is the queen's crown
and her Majesty Royal Palace.
We didn’t visited but from the outside it
look like we were in the Medieval age.