My favourite walk in London. 🙂 It is also a long walk—from St. Katharine Docks to Westminster, by the South Bank, meandering over London’s many bridges and through the cathedrals, theatres and pubs that line the edge of the River Thames. The nicest part is that as you walk, the sun starts to set and the lights come on and it is like walking through one huge painting.

St. Katharine Docks were once the Port of London’s most central docks

Tower Bridge, the prettiest bridge in the world with its fairytale towers. Completed in 1894, its mechanism for raising the roadway was a breakthrough in its time

Southwark Cathedral, and the Shakespeare window inside

Southwark Bridge dates back to 1921. That’s St. Paul’s Cathedral in the background

Here lived Sir Christopher Wren during the building of St. Paul’s Cathedral

A different kind of classical music concert; Busking underneath Blackfriars Bridge

The Hungerford Railway Bridge, flanked by two pedestrian bridges, leads to Charing Cross

Celebrating the new millennium: The Millennium Bridge joining Tate Modern with St. Paul’s, and London Eye

Every photographer’s favourite picture-taking spot: Westminster Bridge