Day 4: We began our day with PAUL~ and headed off to Tragfalgar Sq, walked through the mall.
It's not the american mall, it's the street leading to the Buckingham Palace.
It was still early, the crowds have just begun to gather in front of the palace.
View of St James Park
With more than 1 hour wait before the change of guards, we decided to walk through Inn the park, to piccadilly circus where Fortnum & Mason is located.
We left F&M with a bags full of tea, from earl grey to lady grey to apple tea!
Took a long walk back to see the change of guards at 11am.
East meets west. Fusion is apparently popular in London too.
Broadway show #1: Billy Elliot @ Victoria
Day 5: After a hearty breakfast at PRET-a-manger by Goodge St, we headed indoors to the British museum as it was a rainy morning.
British museum was renovated in these recent years, which made our visit to the egyptian quarters a much more pleasant exploration.
Next stop: Time for Indian cuisine!
Puppets hung above the walls in this nicely decorated indian restaurant we found over the guidebook, right by the london school of ballet.
Meeting up with an old friend, Lidya from 14 years back @ Covent garden. Stopped by the famous Monmouth coffee, but it was way too crowded. A stop by the pub for some beer and a quick S'pore dinner @ chinatown before catching Wicked, the broadway show.
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