London: British Complex in Film Reels

The end of year is around the corner and the cold wind is perhaps wuthering outside right now. In such days, there would be no choice cozier than watching a movie while making by yourself a nice cup of tea at home. Not only does the plot attract you but also the beautiful scenes in movies make you fascinated. As the shooting place of many movies, London is no stranger to movie fans. This time, let's take a close look at the London under cine-lens and feel the unique charm of her in the art of shadow and light.  

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Classic romance film Notting Hill may be one of the reasons why people will connect London with romance. Portobello Market where the love story between the two protagonists begins harbors people and culture of all kinds. It's not impossible that romantic stories are taking place here every day. Located in Notting Hill, at first, Portobello was just a road for farm sale with scattered fruit and vegetable stands. After decades, it has now become one of the most famous fairs in London. Generally speaking, the weekends of Portobello is for antique sale. Besides old stuffs, you will get even more impressed by a lot of snack stands and shows. Also, there are many kinds of fresh fruit and homemade food. If you want to buy some unique pieces of furniture and clothes, you will not be disappointed.

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In Night at the Museum Ⅲ, night guard Larry and his fellow exhibits leave the United States and for the British Museum. While gaining laughter, this movie also leads its audience to a cultural tour. The British Museum is located in Russell Square which is north to New Oxford Street. Established in 1753, the British Museum has been open to the public since 1759. It is a comprehensive museum with the longest history and the most magnificent scale. Also, the British Museum is one of the largest and the most famous museums. The collection is so rich that people may feel overwhelmed: from Rosetta Stone from Ancient Egypt to "Admonitions Scroll" replica from Ancient China. With all kinds of collections, the beauty is stunning.  

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The final battle in Spiderman: Far Away From Home takes place at Tower Bridge. London Tower Bridge can, to a large extent, be referred to as the symbol of London tourism, being printed on the tourist's pamphlets all around the world. There are 15 bridges on the Thames, and London Tower Bridge is the first bridge from the estuary of the Thames, being seen as the symbol of London, includes a road and the pavement above the road. The battleship "HMS Belfast" docks annually next to the bridge and is now open to the public as a museum. After night's arrival, the neon lights lit up on the bridge add extra colors to the city.