
The next day, we woke up pretty early and got to central London by around 10:30AM.
This time, we had a better idea of where to go because Nancy was nice enough to e-mail us a list of things to see, do, and eat.
Here is where we went first: BIG BEN!

This area of London was packed with tourists. Plus, a few minutes after I took this picture, it started to get really sunny and warm... a perfect day to walk around.

WESTMINSTER ABBEY! I learned about this in Art History...
Kind of sucks because I only remember learning about it, but I forgot all the history and stuff behind it. Can I not...?

This is the inside of St. Margaret's, a smaller church nearby. I wasn't supposed to take pictures in here but I did anyways...

I don't remember what this is...

Basically, I just like taking pictures in front of nice buildings.

We're walking to see the changing of the guards... so pretty here!

I don't get what the hype is all about. All they did was march around and blow their whistles.

Buckingham Palace. There were a CRAZY amount of tourists here when the guards marched through.

Now we are going to the National Art Gallery. This place was really nice.

So I completely missed the sign in front that said "NO PICTURES." I was wondering why people were giving me nasty looks while I was trying to take this... one guy even shook his finger at me. My bad.


These were the desserts at the museum's food court. OH MAN, they looked so delicious but were about $6-7 each. I was starving by this time.

This is at the museum's bookstore... I got in trouble here too for taking this picture.

On our way to lunch in Chinatown, we came across this gelato/dessert/smoothie place. Everything looked sooo good but once again, super expensive... so we just took pictures.

Walking to Chinatown... I didn't even know they had one in London.
So I'm missing a lot of pictures from this part of our trip because I was trying to save my battery for the next day... haha.
We ate at this Japanese restaurant Nancy recommended called Misato. The prices were pretty decent and the portions were big, so that was good. It was definitely nice to eat Asian food!
Afterwards, we went here...


This placed is called Covent Garden. We were all surprised to find out that it wasn't an actual garden, but a shopping plaza near Soho. It was really cute here.
We sat down here and rested for like... an hour or two before going back to our hostel.


haha THE END =)