The London Hostel is a place where people can rent a bed and stay in dorms for a few nights. This is where Relief for Humanity boards their members from long distances who need it.

Some people would much rather rent an apartment than spend their nights in a hostel, sharing showers and toilets with strangers.

Mrs. McNeil is an old Irish woman who has lived here for God only knows how long. After her husband passed away years ago, she turned the place into a boarding house where a few of the Relief for Humanity volunteers choose to stay.

Although more than half of it is located above ground, this famous transport system is known as the London Underground. Most people usually call it "the underground" or "the tube." In America, we would call it the subway.

Trafalgar Square is known for the numerous amounts of pigeons that flock here. During the holidays, a large Christmas tree sent from Norway is put on display and there are plenty of celebrations, especially on New Years. It gets crowded though.

This is one of the best cafes in all of London and is named after the city itself.

John's is the best diner in the area. The owner is a great guy and there's plenty of people who come here all the time.

Shannon's is a great Irish pub to go to for a nice pint. The workers are friendly enough and there's always dancing and singing going on.

You may recognize this road from the cover of the Beatles album named after the road itself. It's a famous site so the place tends to get a little busy.

Highgate Cemetery is the final resting place of bodies dating back to 1839. There's plenty of gravestones, memorials and mausoleums as well as notable architectural structures. Open to the public.

The mountains are the best place to go camping. There's nothing but nature here, so get use to it and don't get lost.