London - Marylebone

All Soul's Church, built by John Nash in 1822-24, has a circular portico and a tower surrounded by a ring of freestanding columns, with a slender spire which was designed to form a vertical feature closing the vista of old Regent Street with its stuccoed arcades. The prospect is now, however, destroyed by the ugly blank walls of Broadcasting House. After being damaged by bombing during the World War II, the church was restored and completely modernized internally in 1951.

The guided tour of Lord's includes: the Long Room (a cricket shrine and art gallery), the MCC museum (history of cricket), a real tennis court, mound stand and cricket school.

This long, busy and often congested street follows the course of a Roman road. One shop follows another a visit must include the giant department store, Selfridges.

The material excavated when the Underground was being built was deposited to the north of Regent's Park. Today Primrose Hill is an attractive park, from which there is a good view over London.

This was the fictional home of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson.