As St Paul's Cathedral is opened from 8.30am to 4pm, I decided to get there before 8.30am. However, I hadn't taken into consideration of the rush hour in the morning and the Underground was so jam-packed that I couldn't even get in and had waited for half an hour or so.
Finally, I arrived at St Paul station after 9am. It was drizzling, with cold wind blowing right into my face. After queueing up to buy the entrance ticket and obtaining the audio guide, I was all pumped up to get in. Only then I realised that no photos are allowed inside the Cathedral! What a disappointment.
The interior of the Cathedral was magnificent and its architecture was one of the best that I have ever seen. Its building dominates the skyline of the City of London.
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| St Paul's Cathedral |
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St Paul's Cathedral
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| St Paul's Cathedral |
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| Distance view of St Paul's Cathedral |
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| Skyline of London |
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| London Bridge |
The Bristish Museum is huge and there are so many displays to see. Luckily, I have downloaded an apps in my phone prior to my visit and it was so handy to navigate my way throughout the various sections in the museum.
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| Bristish Museum |
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| Eygptian Sculpture |
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| Eygptian Sculpture |
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| Greek Sculpture |
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| Buckingham Palace |
The highlight of this trip was dinner at a Michelin Star restaurant, Nobu Restaurant at Berkeley Street. The food was so delicious that I even ordered three dishes all eaten by myself.
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| Spicy Sashimi Salad |
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| Waygu Rump Tataki with Ponzu and Sancho Zuke Salsa |
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Soft Shell Crab Kara-age with Ponzu
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