London neighborhood: Westminster—Parliament and the Royal Family
The seat of the British government, from the Thamesside Parliament building at Westminster past Whitehall Street and St. James's to the Royal Family at Buckingham Palace (and to the south, Victoria, Millbank, and Pimlico)
Sights in Westminster—Parliament and the Royal Family
London's great Gothic abbey is packed with the tombs and monuments of British monarchs and some the world's most famous playwrights, poets, scientists, and other notables
The Cabinet War Rooms and Churchill Museum in the underground bunker from which Britain waged World War II
London's Royal Residence, from the State Rooms and royal gardens to the Queen's Gallery and the (yawnfest) changing of the guard
London's iconic exclamation point, the clock tower housing Big Ben, sprouts from the honey-hued complex of be-spired 1840 buildings where British Parliament meets (and you can attend sessions)
A gallery of some of the greatest hits of British painting and sculpture
London's main central square is flanked by top sights and pinned by Nelson's Column
London's Catohlic cathedral is notable for free organ concerts and boys' choir—and for NOT being the far more famous Westminster Abbey
Experiences in Westminster—Parliament and the Royal Family
The boring of the tourists—I mean the changing of the guard—at London's Royal Residence
Lodgings in Westminster—Parliament and the Royal Family
A posh five-star luxury hotel overlooking the Thames in the heart of Westminster's government centre
A modern, four-star hotel on the Strand between the West End and The City
Dining in Westminster—Parliament and the Royal Family
A great Indian restaurant with a wonderfully funky decor in the Mayfair district of London
