London
Living in London in the year of 2024, I have a lot to say. All your popular destinations – Camden, Canary Wharf, Westminster – have such strong vibes that they're hard not to talk about. Welcome to the different personalities of London.
Mystery in Diversity
The British capital is incredibly active, absolutely packed with things to do. That is, without a doubt, the case for many places on Earth, but there is a huge spectrum of diversity concentrated in this one city.
Diversity is a liberating mystery. There are no limitations in the city; you can do whatever you can think of. However curiously, this can, in-turn, mean that you will always miss out on something. Diversity is a bittersweet mystery. You can go and see ABBA but you might miss visiting that art gallery that's about to close. London just accepts that because, really, you can't do much about it. Every square inch has something. A tiny pub. A tiny church. A huge block of offices filled with papers and indoor plants, with workers keeping their heads down to decide on a font for the upcoming musical in Leicester Square.
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That's what brings this colourful city back to Earth: a conglomeration of cultures – bright and dark, smooth and rough – all maintained through diligent, artistic work. I can't seem to pin London down to just one adjective, so this section aims to sum all the boroughs.
The Architectural Boroughs of London
