It’s the city of Fish and Chips, old and rustic pubs, and England's most frightful attraction. It's the film location of Harry Potter, Sherlock Homes, and home to Shakespeare's Globe. It’s a city separated by a river and still ruled by a Queen, where you can be so close to celebrities that you can even touch them and where you can still use public pay phones. It’s a city where innovation and technology meets tradition and history, it’s a city of small craftsman’s establishments, endless parks and recreational spaces with the unique Voice of Britain. It’s a city where dragons guard the city boundary and ravens are kept in a Tower, where pies are not something sweet and right is left. It’s the home of soccer, rugby, cricket, tennis and the Olympic Games and the biggest variety of tea. It’s a city where buildings are shaped like eggs, buses are red and caps are black. It’s a unique city – it’s London!
