London is a city of hidden gems. You can find some precious nooks and corners at every other step. You just need a right track to reach these splendid areas. Get informed on "where to be" while looking for hidden gems and rejuvenating on a vacation at an accommodation that offers best London hotel deals:
Dead Man's Hole, Tower Bridge:
You might have been at the Tower Bridge several times. But did you chance to notice the Dead Man's Hole? Underneath the northern side of the river, a hole was manufactured to hold back the dead bodies that were thrown in the river. Close to the water, there is a morgue, which was created to preserve the bodies, until they could be sent for burial.
London Stone At the Canon Street:
You must have been to Canon Street, scavenging for some good shopping deals to take back home. But come back to this destination, to find the London Stone, which is as much a mystery today, as it was several years ago. Tucked behind an iron grill, it is opposite to the Canon Street Station. The myth says that the city will be destroyed, if this stone is removed any day.
Roundhouse at Chalk Farm Road
Roundhouse is a former engine shed, which was built long back in 1846. It is a unique music hall in London, that plays thrilling music every night. It has hosted legendry names like Pink Flyod, Jimi Hendrix. Travellers can reach here while at Chalk Farm Road.
Foundling Museum
Foundling Museum tells you the tales of abandoned children in London. Some artists had a very tender heart for the little children on the streets, and they planned to draw them. And this museum showcases those paintings. Know the stories behind the lives of these children in the paintings by Joshua Reynolds, William Hogarth, Louis-Francois Roubiliac, Thomas Gainsborough.
Visit these hidden London gems to know London better. Make your vacation in London unusual at these places.
