Five Tea Girls' Journey to London —— Visiting the Holy Land of "The Playhouse Softly Girl"

During my study in Britain, I naturally couldn't miss the opportunity to see the "theatrical version of the singer" in the holy land. So, taking advantage of the Christmas holiday, the author finally got his wish and made a trip to London from 2065438 to February 2004. Because a lot of work has been done in the previous 1 month, the places to visit have been marked on Google Maps. Take out the screenshot here for the reference of interested friends. Due to the itinerary, a few scenic spots could not be found. Please forgive me.

I won't introduce the City of London here. I believe you are already very familiar with the famous attractions in London. In this article, the author will also give some suggestions for the convenience of interested friends.

Then let's get down to business.

The theatrical version of the trip to London starts in 40 minutes and ends in about 1 hour in 20 minutes. The whole part takes about 45 minutes. Here, the author will also introduce the scenes that have appeared in the animation according to the order in the animation.

It begins with the entrance scene of Heathrow Airport.

Here, I would like to remind you that visas valid for more than 6 months require health certificates, and short-term travel generally does not require health certificates. Customs officers usually ask their families, which is simple.

The first stop for the girls after going through customs is this Ibis hotel. It's far from the city center. On Google Maps, it is point S, which is the rightmost point.

Near Ibis is the Aldgate subway station, and they pass here in the picture below. Then, in order to go to the sushi restaurant, they get off at Kenton Market Station (map number N). In fact, based on the railway line, they should change trains at euston in London. Euston Station is one of the largest railway stations in London and an important subway interchange station.

Standing out from Kenton, you will soon find the prototype of the sushi restaurant in the 50 minutes of the play. Because in reality, this sushi restaurant is actually a nightclub. I don't have the courage to go in. It's terrible for English people to drink.

Here are the highlights. After 57 minutes of animation, the group finally arrived at Ibis Ors Court on Lillie Road (located in west London, map number C). The author booked a hotel room 1 month before the trip, but unfortunately they didn't book a room to stay in.

Only live in their room 4 17. Although the photos in the guest room have been lost, all the facilities in the guest room have been very modern because of the subsequent renovation. It's completely different from the scene described in the animation.

After a night's rest, the official trip begins in 60 minutes in the animation.

The first one is the railway station they passed. In fact, it is a small railway station. ibis comes out and turns right for 50 meters.

The following scenarios are relatively close. The following pictures are actually near Ibis (map number e). After coming out of the hotel, you can basically see a straight line.

▲ This wall clock is actually next to that tea shop.

The weather was really good in those two days when I went to London. It didn't rain! )

The theatrical copyright painting is the scene of this tea shop.

You can also see this poster of copyright painting outside the tea shop.

There is still a long way to go after visiting this part (Figure E → F). Starting from the tea shop, basically walk all the way in a straight line, and walk for about 30-40 minutes to reach the next tourist spot at the end of the walking road in the park. You can also see several places along this road. The propaganda poster of the light sound theater version was also shot here.

Next is the famous Sherlock Holmes' former residence at 22 1 Baker Street (although you can go and see it, the landlord doesn't recommend it because it's boring). By the way, Baker Street is far from Park Road in Hyde Park. If you want to go to the former residence of Sherlock Holmes from Park Road, you must remember to take the subway at the subway station near Hyde Park.

There is an episode here, in the play 1 hour 58 seconds. The scene of a group of people on the subway. In fact, the subway in London is very old, short and noisy. The scene in the play is obviously beautified.

Then, it is the "tombstone" of the British Museum to see the French team. This replica was presented to the British Museum by George III. The real thing is in Hall 4 on the ground floor. You can see it when you enter the door, but you are not allowed to take pictures.

▲ Front photo of British Museum

Behind it is a long shot, which is located at the exit of Temple subway station by the Thames.

Next, the group can reach the London Eye as long as they walk southwest along the river.

Here, I would like to remind you in particular that when crossing the Westminster Bridge, don't talk to any strangers, and don't accept flowers or articles handed over by anyone. On the bridge, many gypsy women force passers-by (especially those with Asian faces) to stuff flowers and then ask for money. And the number is particularly large (don't ask me why I know, the lesson of blood).

London eye photos in two directions. But unfortunately, the author didn't board the London Eye when there were too many people. So in order to make up for this regret, the author specially bought an ice cream to treat himself.

In the play, the municipality of 1 hour and 2 minutes is located next to Tower Bridge in London. There are many delicious foods. Don't miss eating delicious food. The author turned around six or seven times in it, but he couldn't find the pillar where they ate. I guess it was later decorated or animated.

▲ Cheese sellers are still setting up stalls here.

At this point, the first day of the girls' trip ended.

The movie 1 hour is 8 minutes, and the story of the next day begins.

Westminster cemetery near the hotel. In other words, just holding the railing and looking inside is actually looking at the cemetery. However, although it is a cemetery, the scenery is also very quiet. It was raining and the scenery was very good.

The next day, the girls' first stop was the musical instrument shop in Denmark Street next to the British Museum. This street is dominated by musical instruments. In fact, there is a Korean food street next to this street. If you happen to have a meal, you can try it (if you don't dislike kimchi).

After Denmark Street, there was a series of shots at 1 hour and 9 minutes.

▲ Prison Museum under London Bridge.

▲ Tower of London Castle. Stay where they sit and rest.

When this trip is over, the girls' trip will also come to an end.

In the evening, the girls went to a supermarket to buy food, which is actually a commercial street next to the Earl Palace subway station. Turn left when you leave the subway station, next to the subway station exit. The landlord's dinner was settled here.

Who is the mysterious man in green? Manual strabismus)

This flower shop is still there. The British really don't like change.

Attached are two eggs from Ibis Hotel.

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As for why a "B" (basement) is missing, I don't know here.

Finally, several scenes were swept away when they were giving a concert in London. It can be seen that some producers have dealt with some places in order to have better visual effects.