what should you see in london?
Regent's Park Tower of London Buckingham Palace Palace of Westminster London Eye Tower Bridge Hyde Park Westminster Abbey St Paul's Cathedral Trafalgar Square
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 London , his small part of it , lies wide open , impossible to defend , waiting for its bomb , like a hundred other cities . Rush hour will be a convenient time . It might resemble the Paddington crash – twisted rails , buckled , upraised commuter coaches , stretchers handed out through broken windows , the hospital 's Emergency Plan in action . Berlin , Paris , Lisbon . The authorities agree , an attack 's inevitable . 

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 The final picture in the series , Night , shows disorderly activities under cover of night in the Charing Cross Road , identified by Hubert Le Sueur 's equestrian statue of Charles I of England and the two pubs ; this part of the road is now known as Whitehall . In the background the passing cartload of furniture suggests tenants escaping from their landlord in a " moonlight flit " . In the painting the moon is full , but in the print it appears as a crescent . 

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 Pimlico and Knightsbridge are almost joined to Chelsea and Kensington , and , if this infatuation continues for half a century , then , I suppose , the whole county of Middlesex will be covered in brick . 

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 We may call it almost all London , being chiefly inhabited by the citizens , who fill the towns in it with their country houses , to which they often resort that they may breathe a little sweet air , free from the fogs and smoke of the City . 

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 The street is referenced as a property in the United Kingdom edition of the board game Monopoly , which features famous London areas on its gameboard , it is a part of the pale blue set , including Pentonville Road and the only space named after a building , The Angel , Islington . 
