Londres: el London Eye

London has one of the tallest wheels in Europe: The London Eye. The ticket are very expensive and I bought them online. We were lucky because there were not many people queuing. Each cabin fits more or less twenty-five people and the journey lasts thirty minutes. It goes slowly and the views of the city are very beautiful: The Thames, the Parliament, St. Jame's Park, and the Big Ben, that are repairing and their characteristic form was not seen.
After the London Eye, we went to Buckinham Palace going through St. James Park. There we saw, or we tried it because there was a lot of people, the change of guard. Then we headed to Hyde Park, the largest garden in London. Before, however, we made a tea at Hard Rock Café. The children got an ice cream. There we ate lunch and went to the science museum, one of the most spectacular in the city.