Get Londonized
I first went to London in the summer of 2000 being only 10 years old. However, I can perfectly remember every second I spent at that place -the atmosphere, the crowd, the streets, the outlook of one of the richest European cultures, the mixture of so many nationalities and peoples -every single drop of uniqueness I saw during the one-week stay I had in London is still completely preserved and this is how I live in London and enjoy it as much as I had done the first time I visited it.
The first place that always comes to my mind, however, is somehow brighter that any other I have stuck in my head -Oxford Circus. I do not really know whether that is because of the shopping addiction and my love of highstreet womens clothing and fashions, or the crowd or the thousands of restaurants or the coffee shops with that unique English atmosphere surrounding you or just because it was the first place I went after landing, but I really think that is the place that presents London not only as a old city of wisdom and a modern city of business -it presents it as a city where you can find everything you can possibly want, do everything you can possible imagine and see all that you have just thought of seeing.
Shopping places were (and still are) so many that you wonder whether half of things you have bought are ever going to be of any use at all -you bought them just because the place was so fancy, amazing and full of attractive goods. The restaurants are more attractive than the streets themselves, the people are so diverse that you can enjoy the crowd with hours only when sitting at the bus stop. A city of the diversity, London remains my favourite tourist destination even though I still live there.
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