London on Christmas Day is special. There is no public transport at all, meaning that the city is as empty as you will ever find it in the day time. There is still traffic and there is still tourists, but there is nothing like it.
The traffic in Knightsbridge and especially on Brompton Road, which passes by the iconic department store Harrods, is still relatively thick (albeit not as much traffic as usual). During the dark hours of the day Harrods is lit up and driving by it is always a special feeling. A true London land mark.
The traffic in Knightsbridge and especially on Brompton Road, which passes by the iconic department store Harrods, is still relatively thick (albeit not as much traffic as usual). During the dark hours of the day Harrods is lit up and driving by it is always a special feeling. A true London land mark.
Information on the bus stop:
Maria.
Playing with the camera.
Finally we went to Fielding Court, a roundabout close to Covent Garden. It has seven roads going out of it and there are Christmas lights in each one of the roads.
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