London’s Smallest Police Station, located in the south-east corner of Trafalgar Square is a pretty cool thing to see. It’s often overlooked. It’s basically a hollowed out lamp post installed in 1926 – and apparently with a direct line to Scotland Yard! It was put there to monitor protests – as Trafalgar Square is a very popular spot for demonstrations. Today it’s no longer used by the police, it’s used as a broom closet for Westminster Council cleaners.
Every traveler wants travel tips from people who live in the city they’re visiting. Where do the locals hang out? Where is the best local eatery? What is the one must-see item in your town? Where is the best shopping? Who has the best happy hour? We all want to know.
This is not about reviews; it’s about recommendations. This is about people sharing their favorite restaurant, or that great spot to take an early morning stroll to catch that great view of the city, and the tourist attractions actually worth visiting. Who better to share that information than the locals, the people who live there?
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