What are the top 5 must-see sights in London?

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• lol

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  by Mushen on January 14th, 2012

• I have seen this FOG so many times, in movies and on TV when I was a young boy staying up late.
  To tell the truth, I don't think I have ever seen a movie,that had London in it, that didn't have FOG in it! It got to where I thought London was always FOGGY at night!
  I have always wanted to go over and see Merry Ol' England, and the FOG!

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  by Texaspete on January 15th, 2012

• You think that's bad, well as embarassing as this is to admit, I suffered the same sort of thing about moles (the little furry creatures). As a child I watched several versions of The Wind in the Willows in which the character 'Mole' was at least 1ft long and half as wide. For years I thought that was how big moles were - the size of a small dog. It was only when the cat brought one in that I realised they are in fact an inch long!

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  by Mushen on January 15th, 2012

• I saw one about 6 or 7 inches long, dead, when I was a per-teen, in Mississippi.
  I have also seen the little ones, like you said, in a zoo.
  I think they do get to be about a foot long in some varieties, in the mid west. I remember seeing news-reels about farmers battling these "crop killers" in the early 60's.

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  by Texaspete on January 15th, 2012

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• You can't see Big Ben! That is the BELL!
  Westminster clock tower is affectionaltely called big ben!

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  by Pintapride on January 16th, 2012

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• oh, yes, i forgot about the museums. london's awesome. i miss england :(

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  by bolilla on March 30th, 2007

• I loved the British museum. Seeing the Rosetta Stone in person is really interesting.

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  by audiogal on March 30th, 2007

• I'd LOVE to see the Rosetta Stone!

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  by AntigoneRising on March 30th, 2007

• yeah the brit museum is a bit controversial too though. there's a lot of debate and anger from the countries that the artficats were taken from wanting them back.

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  by bolilla on March 30th, 2007

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• The black cabs and buses are still there! LOL

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  by Pintapride on January 16th, 2012

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• nice one ....berkshire not london but one of hundreds in GB lol

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  by keylock000 on January 14th, 2012

• Sorry i misread the question but i want to see Windsor castle.

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  by dorothybulls on January 15th, 2012

• okay Windsor castle... then Eton by the river(nice walk)...then little boatride on the river,.....then Legoland nr Windsor,....Woburn Abbey Gardens & Deer Park nr chertsey about about 14 miles SW of Windsor,...
  
  there are hundreds of castles in the England, warwick castle, bodium castle, leeds castle, the tower of London, Windsor castle, St Michael’s Mount, Stokesay Castle, corfe castle, tonbridge castle, Carlisle Castle, Skipton Castle are but a few and Scotland ,Ireland and Wales have many many more, and then there are the stately homes, Royal Palaces,...... you'll need a few years to visit then all lol

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  by keylock000 on January 15th, 2012

• I have the time but not the money to do it now. Thank you once again!

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  by dorothybulls on January 16th, 2012

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• Unless they have moved it........... Stonehenge is nowhere near London!

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  by Pintapride on January 16th, 2012

• never said it wuz. But London is in Europe
  
  hence the logic

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  by Fay Cat on January 17th, 2012

• London is in England
  England is part of UK
  Which is in turn deemed to be part of Europe!
  
  Bad Logic on your part!

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  by Pintapride on January 17th, 2012

• i have friends there who say after i visit they're going straight 2 the stonehenge w/ me. read my answer:"stonehenge NEXT STOP" meaning it comes AFTER i visit london. judging a stranger on AB based on a lil comment is bad judgement on ur part as well 8)
  
  "London is in England
  England is part of UK
  Which is in turn deemed to be part of Europe! Bad Logic on your part"
  
  lolwut? stonehenge IS in ENGLAND. try 2 relax there buddy....

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  by Fay Cat on January 17th, 2012

• You are missing the basic point! The Q said % places IN london!

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  by Pintapride on January 17th, 2012

• yea & i based my answer on my preference in ENGLAND. no harm done since i saw every1 already answered it w/ 5 answers and even an Answer's Pick . /shrug didnt think it would be such a big deal

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  by Fay Cat on January 17th, 2012

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