London - South Bank at Sundown

The South Bank is the area in London on the southern bank of the River Thames near Waterloo station that houses a number of important cultural buildings/institutions. The South Bank stretches 2 square miles (5 square kilometres) along the shores of the River Thames. It was the site of the 1951 Festival of Britain, which proposed the name for this post-war urban regeneration project; the ancient name of the area is Lambeth Marsh and Lower Marsh. Presently it is London's fastest-growing section,[citation needed] a locale of modern cultural centre with numerous theatre,gallery, and concert halls. The legacy of the Festival is the Royal Festival Hall, now part of Southbank Centre arts complex.

Kids playing in a water feature outside the Royal Festival hall.

People watching the world pass by. Waterloo Bridge over the River Thames

A view of the river Thames from Waterloo bridge looking eastward.

The London Eye and the Palace of Westminster (Big Ben)

The River Thames and the Royal Festival Hall (on the right)

The sun setting across the London Skyline

Charing Cross mainline station seen from the Southbank

All pictures taken by Trojan