Am ersten vollen Tag gings früh raus Richtung Banken-Viertel zwischen der St. Paul Kathedrale und der Towerbridge. Nach einem kurzen Abstecher zum St. Pancras Hotel und dem King’s Cross Bahnhof waren wir endlich da und konnten uns voll zwischen den großen Gebäuden mit Reflexionen und schönem Architekturdesign austoben 🙂 Danach gings über die Towerbridge an der Themse entlange Richtung Waterloo Metro, wo’s nen Tunnel gibt in welchem Graffities erlaubt sind. Abends wieder Piccadilly Circus, da es geregnet hat haben wir einen der Busse genommen und mal ein bisschen die Umgebung damit erkundet bevor wir dann hundemüde vor lauter Lauferei ins Bett gefallen sind.
Through the hotel window in the morning: a blue door opposite.A red bus rushing past the traffic light.“Stop” on the red tarmac.Red light on an ornate facade.A passer-by in red at the crossroads.A black cab above the bicycle symbol.Reflections in a red telephone box.A purple classic car on the cobbles.The St Pancras train shed with its trains.A bronze figure in the station.A figure with a suitcase on the bronze wall.Bronze figures, in black and white.The large statue beneath the glass roof of St Pancras.Someone hurrying down the stairs to the Underground.“Look” in white on red.A red train at the platform at King’s Cross.Commuters blurring beside the train.The vaulted roof of King’s Cross, in black and white.The lattice roof of King’s Cross above a shop.White supports holding up the roof.An Underground exit with golden dragons.“Liverpool Street” beneath an advertising poster.The Underground sign reflected, red buses behind.Red buses at the junction in the financial district.Cranes above the rooftops of the City.“Road ahead closed” in front of the Lloyd’s Building.The Lloyd’s Building in a reflection.The stainless-steel towers of the Lloyd’s Building.A jagged tower against a white sky.Two towers with a narrow gap between them.A dark glass edge against the sky.Among the office towers of the City.Towers and a reflection of light.“One” on the glass, the Gherkin behind.Construction workers on scaffolding.The Gherkin reflected in a facade.A dark tower in the clouds.A black tower beneath grey clouds.The Gherkin through a dark arch.Towers and a crane from below.A crane reflected in the glass facade.A rusty sculpture in front of colourful reflections.Two glass towers from below.Edges and curves of the towers.Pink hearts in the shop window.The “Walkie-Talkie” next to an office building.The curved facade of the “Walkie-Talkie”.The “Walkie-Talkie” above an old building.A café with a red bus in the window.The walls of the Tower of London.Half-timbering, the Tower and the Gherkin in the background.City Hall on the Thames.Tower Bridge, a gull above.Tower Bridge small beneath a lot of sky, a plane above.The Shard and the buildings on the South Bank.On the bench in front of Tower Bridge.Passing beneath the tower of Tower Bridge.A bus rushing across Tower Bridge.The Thames with HMS Belfast.The City skyline beneath the bridge.Tower Bridge through the window.“More London” and a runner.Customers in a pub, seen through the window.The City skyline above the Thames.Brown boots on the Tube.On the Tube, looking up.A group around a table in a colourful restaurant.In the tunnel near Waterloo where graffiti is allowed.Superheroes on the tunnel wall.An airship and faces in black and white.A large painted face.A face with a red cap on the wall.A cyclist blurring in the light.“Shall I post this pic?” – a speech bubble on the wall.“Wild Youth” on the wall.The graffiti tunnel along its full length.The London Eye glowing red behind the trees.Red and blue lights, out of focus.The red spokes of the London Eye.Neon signs reflected on the wet pavement.Lights in the rain, through the bus window.Colourful lights, blurred by the rain.Neon signs at Piccadilly Circus – in the evening we explored by bus in the rain.
