Back in April, I embarked on my first Eurotrip to England. As an English Literature major and British History nerd, it was imperative that I devoted a generous amount of my time to exploring the majestic and glorious sights of Royal London. I visited Buckingham Palace, Kensington Palace, and the Tower of London, and took day trips to the neighbouring Richmond upon Thames for Hampton Court Palace and Windsor for Windsor Castle. Here are some snapshots I took while tracing the steps of monarchs such as King Henry VIII, Queen Victoria, and Her Royal Highness, Queen Elizabeth II.
Buckingham Palace
Gates of Buckingham Palace
Guard at Buckingham Palace
Queen Victoria Monument at Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace
Tower Of London
Tower Of London with Tower Bridge in the Distance
King Henry VIII’s Armoury at Tower Of London
Execution Site at Tower Of London
View from Tower Green at Tower Of London
Hampton Court Palace
Fountain at Hampton Court Palace
Ceiling Art at Hampton Court Palace
Stained Glass at Hampton Court Palace
Garden at Hampton Court Palace
Queen Victoria Statue at Kensington Palace
The Golden Gates at Kensington Palace
Princess Diana’s gowns at Kensington Palace
Queen Victoria’s Mourning Gown at Kensington Palace
The Albert Memorial at Kensington Gardens
Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle
St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle
All photographs were taken by Elizabeth Rosalyn The unless otherwise stated.
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Lovely images, I hope you had a great time. London is amazing, both my sisters live there
Thank you very much, James! It was an amazing trip. I hope your sisters are enjoying London and that you get to visit them!