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I FILM MADE BY ME REPRESENTING THE BEST PLACES TO SEE AND TO DO IN LONDON! WAS AN AMAZING TRIP FOR ME AND I HOPW YOU WILL ENJOY IT TOO! ALL THE PICTURES MOVIES AND MUSIC IS MINE! ENJOY THE AMAZING CITY LONDON

UFO crashes in Potters Fields Park as part of Vauxhall promotional campaign for new model! Check out the hovering car that emerges! I was invited by Vauxhall to see it!

Following on from the previous episode I managed to blag (London-speak for 'negotiate'!) a free trip from London Bridge to St. Katherine's Dock just beyond Tower Bridge. The trip passes the cruise liner moored next to HMS Belfast as well as taking in the buildings next to the river. I intend to film a longer trip along the river soon, so consider this a 'taster' of a future episode!

One of London's most famous landmarks and one of its most hidden are located next to each other! Tower Bridge is an icon of London with its rising road-decks that hinge up to allow traffic through. The bridge was opened on 30th June 1894 but, thanks to its co-location with the Tower of London, the chosen design makes it look a lot older. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tower_bridge for more information. Right next to Tower Bridge's north pier (so on the north side of the Thames, surrounded by wharves and more modern buildings), is St. Katherine's Dock. From pre-Roman times, the area known as St Katharine Docks has been a centre of commerce and trading. But the real roots of today's complex of commercial and residential buildings can be traced back to the 10th century, when King Edgar (959-975) gave 13 acres of land on the site to 13 knights with the right to use the land for profit which provided the basis for trade in foreign goods which continued for a thousand years. Today St. Katherine's Dock is a secret haven for old barges made into beautiful homes, yachts and the latest millionaire floating 'ships'. Note: All the shots in this episode were filmed on 3 February 2008 with the exception of the first 'aerial' shot which was filmed in May 2007 from the top of the Fire Monument, currently closed for refurbishment.

London is the most user friendly cities in the world for first time Euro-travelers from the U.S. Rules, the oldest restaurant in London is the highlight of this podcast along with the Chinatown in Soho. Learn about the finest jazz club in the U.K. and take a ride on the London Eye and stop in for a shave in the oldest barber shops in the world. Captain Cy has lots fun with his guests, Barbara Gillam, former editor of Glamor Magazine and Bruce Chandley of the podcast bunker. Questions and comments, contact Captain Cy at: travel@cyemerus.com. Comments and questions are welcomed, 704 257 6011 or on SKYPE, username: Captain Cy.

The River Thames flows through the heart of London, a great water artery that provides a wide foreground to the many landmark bridges and buildings that it flows past on its way to the English Channel. We start our visual journey looking at Waterloo Bridge with St. Pauls Cathedral and the CIty of London beyond. Next, we step down to the river's sandy south shore and look up at the Hungerford Bridge with its recent Golden Jubilee Pedestrian Suspension Bridge extensions. We then stay on the beach as we look once again at Waterloo Bridge. Our next view consists of three shots looking further along the south shore towards Blackfriars Bridge with the buildings of the City of London dominating the background. This sandy / stoney south shore is open to the public at low tide. Our next bridge is the Millennium Bridge, a 330m steel structure erected in time to celebrate the coming of the year 2000, linking the City of London at St. Paul's Cathedral with the Tate Modern Gallery at Bankside. We return to view the ve craft ploughing up and down the Thames, this time passing the Traitors Gate - a historical river entrance to the Tower of London. Next to Tower of London is Tower Bridge, where we take a southerly view of this impressive structure before we close-in to the roadway capable of being raised to let tall ships through. Our next view is of the World War II battle cruiser HMS Belfast, now occupying a more peaceful role as a floating tourist attraction. Fountains line many parts of the South Bank of the river, this shot being of one by the London Bridge City Pier. Close to Tower Bridge is the curved modern structure of London's City Hall, home of London's Government, the London Assembly. Finally we take a moment to join in the celebrations that form part of the opening of Potters Fields, a new Thames-side park between Tower Bridge and City Hall. Musician Pete Joyce shows off his saxophonist skills - you can hire Pete by contacting him at the email address shown briefly on-screen at this point.

journeyPod is your guide to luxury travel around the world. We give you VIP access to the hippest hotels, the hottest nightlife and coolest restaurants. Pack your suitcase we are heading to London- the mecca of great food, wine, art and music. Visit the London Eye, Buckingham Palace, Notting Hill, Big Ben andTower Bridge. Home to Coldplay, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd and many more musical giants- London is the place to discover hidden talent. Apex Tower Bridge Hotel is our pick for a great boutique hotel. Listen in as General Manager Yousif Al Wagga shares the inside scoop about this famed hotel (which serves as a backdrop in the Natalie Portman and Jude Law film Closer ). Enjoy the cool sounds of a local British group called Oswald and their song Home . And for more information, check out our London Destination Guide!

London is the most user friendly cities in the world for first time Euro-travelers from the U.S. Rules, the oldest restaurant in London is the highlight of this podcast along with the Chinatown in Soho. Learn about the finest jazz club in the U.K. and take a ride on the London Eye and stop in for a shave in the oldest barber shops in the world. Captain Cy has lots fun with his guests, Barbara Gillam, former editor of Glamor Magazine and Bruce Chandley of the podcast bunker. Questions and comments, contact Captain Cy at: travel@cyemerus.com. Comments and questions are welcomed, 704 257 6011 or on SKYPE, username: Captain Cy.