2026LON Part 4: Natural History Museum, The National Gallery, Royal Albert Hall, Chinatown & More

Welcome back to the fourth part of the series which looks at my one week in London earlier this year. In this post, I’m continuing on my quest as a tourist to make the most of the time I have, by visiting as many attractions (and non-attractions) as I can. Here are some of the pretty photos and observations I made along the way in a non-chronological way. Chance Discovery: Brompton Cemetery This wasn’t exactly a destination on my itinerary, instead, it was more of a chance discovery that came courtesy of my colleague. After freshly arriving in London, we felt the best way to handle being in a new environment was to stick together as we completed our “mission”. Part of that involved doing some reconnaissance and necessary shopping, but on the way back to the hotel, the map said we were close, so we dropped by for a visit. The weather was relatively clear, the sun was shining brightly, with the bare-limbed trees casting spidery shadows on the well-kept greens. Not having visited many…