Londres
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Museum of Childhood
Eating and drinking
The Childhood Museum is interesting because there are the game for the occupation. There are lots of toys in the windows by Jan 20
The History & Architecture of Covent Garden
London's preeminent "patent" house was founded by Thomas Killgrew (who lived on the Piazza) in 1663 under a charter granted by Charles II that conferred upon him a monopoly on legitimate drama.
The Circus was created by John Nash as part of the future King George IV's plan to connect Carlton House - where the Prince Regent resided - with Regent's Park .
Piccadilly Circus
London Eye
There is a beautiful view of London and The "Big Ben", Buckingham Palace and Westmister Abbay by Jan 20
Towards the end of the fourth millennium BC several independent city-states were unified to form a single state, marking the beginning of over 3,000 years of pharaonic civilisation in the Nile Valley.
Ancient Egypt
During the twelfth century AD the Mexica were a small and obscure tribe searching for a new homeland.
Aztecs (Mexica)
The islands of the eastern Pacific are known as Polynesia, from the Greek for ‘many islands’.
Polynesia