The Wellington Arch
So. This is the, uh, Wellington Arch. I almost confused it with the Marble Arch when I first saw it.

From our window
This is the view from our hotel room window. I don't know why, but I found joy in looking at rooftops from hotel room windows.

Trafalgar Square
My cousin and I used this as a landmark just in case we got lost. (Thankfully we didn't.) We also wanted to try riding on the back of one of the lions, but got discouraged when we saw pigeons all over the place.

Big Ben and the River Thames
Of course, we all know the Big Ben and the River Thames. I never realised how... pointy the Big Ben was. Nonetheless, it was still a spectacular sight.

London Bridge sign
After crossing the London Bridge, that's when I realised that it was the London Bridge.

Tower Bridge
We didn't get to cross the Tower Bridge when we took this photo. There were detours and road blocks during that day. If I'm not mistaken, it was because of the London Marathon.

Bad weather?
I really thought it was going to rain. I was a little worried about the weather because we didn't have umbrellas. And none of us really wanted to buy one, either.

British Museum exterior
Oh, look. See that girl with the ponytail in the light brown jacket? That's me. (My cousin took this photo.)

How come the museums in London have no entrance fee? All the museums in the world should be free because... I like free stuff.

Plaster cast of a relief from the Temple of
Beit el-Wali
This is from the British Museum. I took advantage of the photographic freedom I had and took a photo of this relief. Besides, I couldn't leave the museum without taking its picture. It's beautiful, isn't it?

Tombstone of Julius Classicianus
Also from the British Museum. My cousin said this photo looked like it came out of the end credits of The Mummy. Right. It only appeared as such because I took out the flash.