Visiting one of the beautiful and top megacities  not only in Europe but also in the world  can be a  fabulous experience.  London, the capital and largest city  of United Kingdom and England is truly a must-to-see when visiting Europe. It  has maintain its status as one of the global  capital of fashion, culture, politics, finance and trade.
I was so happy and contented when I visited  London  three years ago.  Boarding for the first time  in a  British Airways flight was  also a  nice experience for me.
Here are some of the sights not to miss when visiting  London, England
London Eye- I  did not expected  that a  dream came to reality when I finally had the chance to ride London Eye last 2008. It was one of my greatest dreams to ride this giant wheel when visiting London.  The happiness that I felt was overwhelming. The London Eye is now the third largest  observation wheel after being surpassed by the Star of Nanchang in 2006 and the Singapore Flyer in 2008. It is  situated on the South Bank of the Thames. Once you are on the top of this wheel, you will have a  magnificent views over London.
London Eye during my three weeks trip in England last 2008.
Piccadilly Circus- I thought I can only see this place in postcards or via internet.  It was evening when I  experienced  Piccadilly Circus. It is actually the best time to visit it so that you can see the  huge, iconic neon hoarding on its northeastern side. At the middle of it, you can see the  statue  of Eros.  This area is one of the  most photographed sights in London.
Buckingham Palace- I was not able to go inside the Buckingham Palace during our visit last  winter 2008. It is only  open for visitors during summer season.  This palace is the official London residence of the queen. I still recommend  this sight to be visited even during winter season. It is a must-to-see when visiting London. Be sure to  witness the changing of the royal guards.
The Buckingham Palace. I also witness the changing of the Royal Guards there.
Tower Bridge -  Remember the song "London Bridge is falling down"? I guess it is wrong because it is not the London Bridge that is falling down but  the Tower Bridge.  It is a suspension bridge over River Thames  in London, England.  This bridge is considered to be the iconic symbol of London. I hope to visit its engine rooms and the Tower Bridge exhibition in my next visit there.
The Palace of Westminster and the Big Ben-  All these two are adjacent to its other. The Big Ben is a the nickname for the great bell of the clock at the north end of the  Westminster Palace.  This building is the  seat of the United Kingdom Parliament which belong to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Site.
I read an article last year that the  Big Ben is slowly reclining.  It might be slowly following the leaning tower of Pisa. Quite interesting!
The Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster. I hope to go inside this building in my next visit.
There are still a lot of sights that are  worth-to-see  in London.  It was a great experience for me to see some of it. The St Paul's Cathedral, the Tower of London, the Trafalgar Square, Canary Wharf are  only some of  the other sights that I experience.  One of the highlights  when I was there,  was  my visit  to the  Madame Tussaud. This wax museum is very interesting.
If you are planning to visit this lovely city, be sure to plan your trip ahead.  Book your accommodation and  means of transportation in advance. There are  some low cost airlines like  flybe and Ryanair  available for booking in the internet.