I was still in my grade school when I first heard of London; I remember that ALL of us in the class thought that London is a country. So, when our teacher instructed us to point out London on a map we had a very hard time for we were looking for a country. Naive us.

That was approximately 25 yeas ago, did I divulge my age with that? The irony is now I am living in a London flat. Of course, I had seen so many the London Bridge and the new addition to the lists is the London Eye. In every London travel itinerary these two are the most common London destination.

London travel guides usually point out the major attractions; I could not blame them for maybe they are time constraints. But there is more in London. The subtle charm of this city lies on the less known. If you are living on a London flat surrounded by the Londoner culture and destination you would know what I mean.

I remember my first London travel; the mere sight of the London Bridge took my breath away and I feel it is okay to die that very moment. Well, perhaps that is a hyberbole. But yes London Bridge is a symbol of the city of London. London tourism is already established. In fact the industry is growing and still on top of its prime.

The making of the London Eye can be merited to the dynamic London tourism. The progressive standard of a London flat can also be merited to that office. London flats as always try to adhere to some standards. That made every occupant more comfortable.

London flats represented a fraction Londoner culture. Living in it can make you feel like one of them. London here I come.