Ending in beauty

Publié le 2 Juin 2013

Ending in beauty

I arrived in the capital city welcomed by a tremendous British weather. It didn't take me long to realize London has its own rules.

#1 When you enter a restaurant you can have the menu in whatever language you want. I got the menu in French, was spoken to in French because the waitress assumed I was French and that I couldn't speak a word of English.

#2 If you go to the British Museum for the 1st time you will get lost ( unless you have a map) as it is one of the biggest museum I've ever seen.

#3 London is so multicultural that I was surprised to hear so many languages around me.

#4 if like me, you have 3 sunny days in a row & you want to enjoy the outdoors, mind the nice chairs in the parks. It's London, you have to pay for pretty much everything.

#5 English is the official language but it doesn't mean people will talk to you in English. In a market a guy started to talk to me in Spanish about the necklace I was looking at. My Spanish being prefect I understood everything and said " Okay" then left. who knows, I might have looked Spanish.

#6 London is incredibly big I was never really lost but walked so much I wore my shoes out to the point where we decided to take the tube.

#7 note to self : in London you need some good shoes.

#8 It is very noisy even if you live far.

#9 It is so busy & crowded that you bump into many people. Really the only word you need to know is " Sorry ".

#10 London has its own rules that you need to get used to but in the end it is a fantastic city.

The British Museum, Trafalgar Square, and new architecture
The British Museum, Trafalgar Square, and new architecture
The British Museum, Trafalgar Square, and new architecture

The British Museum, Trafalgar Square, and new architecture

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