The highlight of the tour was our visit to the Abbey Road studio where
perhaps the most well known Beatles album Abbey Road was recorded. The
front cover of that album shows the four singers walking across the
street at a pedestrian crosswalk. The intersection is actually quite
busy with traffic but I waited patiently with the camera to get a
picture of my husband crossing the street at the exact spot where the
Beatles had their picture taken for the Abbey Road Album cover.

If you're visiting a new city, include a walking tour - self-guided or
escorted - to get the lay of the land. There are even self-guided
walking tours you can download to your mp3 player - so you don't have to
risk walking into lampposts when trying to read a guidebook while you
walk!You'll see things you can't see from a bus, it's great exercise,
and you get to interact with the locals - exploring on foot is a much
more intimate experience than a bus tour.

Well, it offers both the flavour of the real London atmosphere, and a
high level of iconic architectural history in one short burst - Tate
Modern, South Bank, Royal Festival Hall, Waterloo Station, London Eye,
Thames Embankment, Westminster Bridge, Big Ben, Downing Street, St
Paul's Cathedral and the Millennium Bridge. These London landmarks
combine history, beautiful architecture and riverscapes with certainty -
that is, newly-arrived visitors cant get lost! They go down one side of
the River Thames and up the other, taking in many of London's most
famous landmarks and attractions on the way.

Now continue along Park Street's fashionable georgian fronted houses and
stop at the two brewers pub. This is one of Windsor's oldest and
finest, before continuing through the gates at the end of the street to
take a look at the lovely long walk. It is three and a half miles of
straight tarmac to the copper horse at the far end, with a deer park
taking up one third of the route.

Love them or leave them, but celebrities are a fact of life. Many very
prominent people make London their home, and signing up for a Celebrity
Planet Tour can let you check out a huge number of celebrity residences
in a short period of time. Special themed walking tours are especially
popular; Harry Potter walking tours are a hit with the younger crowd,
while Beatles-themed walks are bound to thrill older generations. From
pop music stars to big-time big screen idols, a walking tour of
celebrity homes in London is always a treat.

Spending so much time travelling and staying in hotels around the world
qualifies Toronto-based Falkenstein for rewards programs by the dozen
including frequent flyer miles and hotel loyalty programs. The biggest
challenge that Falkenstein faces is keeping track of the benefits he's
racked up, and how he's going to use them. Imagine the number of free
flights or upgrades you could accumulate just by travelling to China
twice a month, never mind all the other domestic and international
flights that Falkenstein takes.

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