5 Beautiful Streets To Walk In London

London, the place every individual wants to visit, for its beauty, for the love the city has. It is one the most romantic countries in the world. And one of the cleanliest too. The city has many things to offer to its tourists. One among them is walkways. Walkways are lanes, were you can go on for long walks, without any traffic or pollution being around. Here are 5 best walkways to go on, when in London.

The Jubilee Greenway

Regent's Canal makes for one of the most pleasant canal walks in London. Although an almost direct route from London Zoo to Camden Lock, this route is usually fairly quiet. It's an especially lovely walk on a sunny day when the canal barges and boats are more active.

South Bank stroll

There's something magical about South Bank at sunset; it could be the Victorian lamp-posts glowing above the Thames, the dramatic architecture of Westminster lit up from below, or the views of Tower Bridge. The concrete block that is the National Theatre becomes a colourful beacon of culture, and dark cranes on the skyline fade into the silhouetted cityscape.

The legal garden

The garden is a home to many British birds – robins, thrushes and tits – bees, and several varieties of butterfly. But its largest patrons are the flowers: tulips, poppies, geraniums, dahlias and snowdrops, to name but a few. It really is a thoroughly British garden, a 'haven of tranquility', and bushes practically burst forth in bloom.

A green oasis

Five minutes walk from Morden tube station, the park is open 365 days a year, pretty much all day, and has no entry fee – allowing you to explore the tree-lined pathways and unspoilt green expanses to your heart's content.

Thames Path

From the Tudor architecture of Hampton Court Palace to the spectacular Albert Bridge, there are so many amazing spots to distract you as you wander along the Thames.