CALAIS, LONDON, WINCHESTER

Our destination was Calais, where we got into the Eurotunnel Shuttle, and arrived to Dover.

Our first stop was London, the gigantic metropolis of over 9 million inhabitants. It is a marvelous city,
attracting tourists from all over the world. We spent there just one day, and tried to visit few of the sights.
We headed for the South, and on the way we stopped for two hours in the charming little town of
Winchester.

Calais. Main square.
Rodin's famous statue of the Six Burghers of Calais.

Calais.
The extravagant Town Hall, built in 1925.

                  Getting into
                  the Eurotunnel
                 Shuttle.

Our van in the shuttle.
The travel took 35 minutes.

The Millennium Wheel (British Airways London Eye) on London's south bank provides panorama of the town.
It was built in 2000.

View from London Eye.

The House of Parliament.
Edward the Confessor had the original palace built in the eleventh century.

London. White Hall.

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Tower Bridge is one of the world’s most famous bridges, built in 1894.

Winchester Cathedral.
Founded in the 7th century, but several times rebuilt since that time.

Winchester.
High Street with all the important brand names represented and many boutiques and specialty shops.