Have you ever wanted to fly? If so, then you have clicked on the right article. The Emirates O2 Cable Cars are where you can see the extravagant beauty of London whilst sitting in your own cable car. It is totally like a flying car and it goes above the River Thames. It does cost money but for me, it was definitely worth it. Today, I will be sharing my true feelings about this picturesque journey:

What is Emirates O2 Cable Cars?

The O2 Cable Cars are cable cars that go 300ft up to see a whole view of London. It takes about 1o minutes out of peak hours to finish the journey from one side to the other.

What did I like about Emirates O2 Cable Cars?

• First of all, I could see the beautiful London so this in itself was amazing.
• I also enjoyed the relaxation and peace it gives as I and my sister got to chat while being 300ft up in the sky.
• The price was very low according to the fact that you could see so many tourist attractions in one go.

What didn’t I like about Emirates O2 Cable Cars?

• There was nothing in particular that I didn’t like.

Would I recommend it?

Yes, I would highly recommend it. It is a must-see tourist attraction in London and was definitely worth the money for me. However, it is not recommended for those who are too scared of heights.

This was my short review or diary entry about Emirates O2 Cable Cars. These are my opinions about this place. Make sure to check out my other articles:

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It’s no surprise that London is home to some of the greatest parks and gardens. One unknown amazing example is St Dunstan In The East.

Today, I will be reviewing the place to tell you all about how I found this place.

What is St Dunstan In The East?

St Dunstan In The East is situated in Central London, where the ruins of a church are now a public garden for all to enjoy. 

What did I like about St Dunstan In The East?

• I loved the deep history that is included and how it was transformed from a church into a garden.
• It was very clean when I went there. It was like a breath of fresh air.
• It provides a fresh green space, where you can relax, have a picnic, or play games.
• It was not very crowded when I went there.

What didn’t I like about St Dunstan In The East?

• I just wished there were more items or possibly playground equipment, as it can get boring after a period of time, especially if you are alone. But the park is still very minimalistic and quiet.

Would I recommend it?

I would recommend it because it was very calm and the history of it was spectacular.

This was my short review or diary entry about St Dunstan In The East. These are my opinions about this place. Make sure to check out my other articles:

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One place I visited during the summer holidays was Leadenhall Market. It was an open market filled with many small shops and amazing decoration. In today’s article, I wanted to express my views of the place.

What is Leadenhall Market?

Leadenhall Market is a covered market in London that has a Victorian roof and is perfect to take some amazing pictures in. 

What did I like about Leadenhall Market?

• I loved the Victorian roofs and walls that really added an elegant touch to it.
• It contained shops that have places readily available.
• It also allowed people to meet up with others.

What didn’t I like about Leadenhall Market?

• I didn’t like how it was much smaller than I expected. The entrance I came through had very small corridors.
• It was also really hard to find shops, for example, I was searching for a particular shop and I ended up not finding it.

Would I recommend Leadenhall Market?

I wouldn’t necessarily recommend Leadenhall Market just because I felt that it was really small and I would rather shop in a mall but it is perfect for those people who want to take some Instagram pictures there or shop there.

This was my short review or diary entry about Leadenhall Market. These are my opinions about this place. Make sure to check out my other articles:

Thank you for reading, and have a lovely day!