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As the famous quote from Vivienne Westwood goes, “There’s nowhere else like London. Nothing at all, anywhere”; London is undoubtedly one of the finest destinations in the world to visit. There are many tourist attractions in London that have been topping the bucket list of travelers for years. But here’s a twist, scroll down to discover some of the quirkiest things to do in London which you have never heard of before! The Rolling bridge: Also known as curling bridge, it curls up to allow the passage to the boats at the Paddington Basin and otherwise operates as a pedestrian bridge. The Rolling bridge St. Martin in-the-Fields' Weird Window: The work of an Iranian artist and former Turner prize nominee- Shirazeh Houshiary, the stained glass effect looks like the glass’s reflection in water. St. Martin in-the-Fields' Weird Window 10 Downing Street: A Prime Minister’s home with around 100 rooms and a front door with no door knob! Also One of the most guarded buildings in Britain....

Rio-de-Janeiro; a modern heaven of Samba with breath-taking city views and the famous ‘Christ The Redeemer’ which is the crown jewel of Brazil. Beautiful people and mind-blowing nightlife, Rio-de-Janeiro is known for its warm hospitality just like its breeze. For a first time traveller however, Rio-de-Janeiro in summers can be a bit daunting – making Winter (December- February) an ideal time for really getting into the groove of the city. Read on to know what you can do on your winter trip to perhaps the most loved city on the planet. Christ The Redeemer: Standing regally with open arms on mount Corcovado in the Tijuca Forest, Christ The Redeemer is a must when you visit Rio-de Janeiro. The statue took 9 years to build and is synonym to the city. Hike through to the mountain to embrace the view. The statue is at its best after dark. Christ The Redeemer Copacabana: A beautiful beach with the most serene view is the perfect way to experience the pleasant winters in Rio-de-Janeiro. If ...

London- the royal city, the dream destination of every avid traveler! They say that a bad day in London is still better than a good day anywhere else and hence, however hard you try to plan the perfect London Trip, you can never get enough of this majestic capital. Here are few tips on what to do in London for 5 days: 1. Visit the historical monuments: London has outstandingly beautiful and well-maintained monuments that go way back in the history. Be it the legendary Big Ben or the stunning Westminster Abbey, the monuments of London never fail to awe the visitors. Kensington palace,   Buckingham palace, St. James Palace are some of the monuments worth being to. Also, the London eye, Tower of London and the tower bridge are unmissable! Buckingham Palace Westminster Abbey 2. Go shopping: London is a shopper’s paradise and one of the finest places in the world to shop for the latest fashion labels that rock the international fashion scene. Go on a shopping spree on the oxford st...