Enjoy viewing this live virtual panorama tour overlooking the Occupy London Camp at St Pauls Cathedral in the heart of the City of London – the capital city of England
Unfortunately Camvista don’t have a live streaming London webcam overlooking the Occupy London Camp at St Pauls Cathedral in the heart of the City of London but this live panoram virtual tour shows a good view overlooking the Occupy London Camp at St Pauls Cathedral
This live Virtual camera tour was taken from the St Paul’s Cathedral plaza in front of St Paul’s Cathredal and the Occupy London tent village on 17th November 2011. At this time, the St Paul’s Churchyard area in front of the St Paul’s cathedral was full of the tent village of the Occupy London campaign, this being the closest they could get to the London Stock Exchange which is found just north of St Paul’s. On the floor, visible in this live panorama view, was a large Monopoly board with a boot on it, symbolic of the Occupy London protest.
Click image to view live HD streaming video camera in the heart of London’s Chinatown
Although the Official Chinese New Year actually takes place on Monday 23rd January 2012, the London parade and London Chinese New Year festival in Trafalgar Square and London ChinaTown happens a little later on Sunday 29th January, with more London New Year Chinese events taking place throughout the Cityof London well into February 2012.
The massive Trafalgar Square event sees traditional Chinese dragon and lion dances as well as modern music, while across in London Chinatown – Gerrard Street – there will be pecial menus at restaurants, family activities at museums and galleries and one-off film screenings to enjoy.
Sunday 29 January 2012 will see the arrival of the London Chinese New Year of the Dragon, a creature renowned in Chinese legend, to the heart of London’s West End to celebrate the arrival of the Chinese 2012 New Year. Often seen as perhaps the most important sign in the Zodiac, Chinese tradition dictates that those born in Dragon years tend to be brave, innovative and highly driven often making it to the top of their profession.
With the forthcoming Royal Wedding in London between Prince William and Kate Middleton Camvista are launching a new high definition London live streaming video camera overlooking the River Thames in the heart of the capital city of London to commemorate the Royal Wedding on Friday 29th April 2011. Showing stunninglive video streaming London camera views overlooking many of London’s most famous and historic landmarks
London will be the centre of world attention when Prince William marries Kate Middleton at Westminster Abbey at 11am on Friday morning. The Royal Wedding service will last for one hour and 15 mins before the newlyweds then set off in their Royal carriage for Buckingham Palace.
At 1325, it’s the moment that photographers around the globe are waiting for, when the Queen and the bride and bridegroom, together with their families, appear on the balcony and wave at Buckingham Palace
Camvista will not be operating live Royal Wedding webcams in London for the Prince William and Kate Middleton wedding celebrations to allow web visitors to follow the progress and catch the Royal Wedding atmosphere outside Westminster Abbey via live web cams or at Buckingham Palace by viewing live cameras overlooking Buckingham Palace.
However to mark the very special and happy occasion of the Royal Wedding we are launching a new High Definition London live streaming webcamera overlooking some of London’s world famous and historic landmarks to commemorate the Royal Wedding of Prince William and his bride to be – Kate Middleton. Enjoy viewing live London streaming panorama webcam viewsoverlooking tne River Thames in the heart of London – capital city of England - View some of London’s most famous tourist landmarks in the centre of London by viewing this London HD video streaming live camera operating to celebrate the Royal Wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton
Click image to view live HD streaming video camera in the heart of London launched for the Royal Wedding
All the Team at Camvista wish Prince William and Kate Middleton a very special day on Friday for their Royal Wedding. We wish them happiness for many years to come as a Royal couple
On 8th August 1969, the Beatles crossed the Abbey Road Zebra crossing, making the London Pedestrian crossing, on Abbey Road, the most famous road crossing in the world. Tomorrow,Saturday, 8th August 2009, a special day of events have been planned to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the famous Beatles Abbey Road Pedestrian picture that was on the cover of the Beatles Abbey Road music album.
At 11.35am, on Saturday 8th August 2009, hundreds, or maybe even thousands of Beatles music fans will cross the Abbey Road Pedestrian crossing in London, exactly 40 years to the minute since the Beatles posed on the Abbey Road zebra crossing for the picture for the front cover of their new album, and their last ever music album as the Beatles – Abbey Road .
Only six pictures were taken in all, on Saturday 8th August 1969 and the photo shoot lasted for only 10 minutes. Since then millions of people, from all over the globe, have made a pilgrimage to the Abbey Road pedestrian crossing, close to the Abbey Road Recording studio, and have posed on the crossing to recreate this iconic photo that the Beatles have made so famous. . The Beatles band, Sgt Pepper’s Only Dartboard Band, will be making a guest appearance at the Abbey Road zebra crossing, wearing replicas of the clothes that John, Paul, George and Ringo wore when they posed for that iconic picture for the cover of their Abbey Road music album, 40 years earlier.
Enjoy viewing this live Abbey Road webcam overlooking the world famous Abbey Road pedestrian crossing. Watch thousands of Beatles fans LIVE, by viewing this London cam overlooking the Beatles made famous Abbey Road Zebra crossing, outside the Abbey Road Recording Studio, celebrate the 40th Anniversary of now one of the world’s most famous music pictures – The Beatles Abbey Road Zebra crossing picture by John, Paul, Geoege and Ringo
Potter-mania is building up in London for the world film premiere of the boy wizards latest Harry Potter film adventure – Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince.
Thousands of Harry Potter fans are expected to crowd into Leicester Square for the Harry Potter world film premiere on Tuesday afternoon, 7th July 2009, outside the London Odeons Leicester Square cinema to watch all the Harry Potter film stars A listed celebs and VIP guests arrive on the red carpet for the world premiere of the 6th film installment of the world’s most beloved magical franchise
Enjoy viewing thousands of Harry Potter fans waiting outside the London Odeon Leicester Square to watch the celebs, and Harry Potter stars arrive for the world film preniere by viewing our London Leicester Square streaming cam HERE
The Political leaders of the Group of 20, or G20, the world’s most powerful countries meet in London on Thursday 2nd April 2009 – and top of their agenda will be the current global economic crisis.
Because of the London G20 Summit, the police security levels have been dramatically increased throughout London as campaign groups and protesters are planning protest marches and demonstrations in a number of central London locations to coincide with the G20 Summit 2009 in London, England. Disrupting London businesses, people, commuters, tourists and potentially causing traffic chaos in many areas of the UK’s capital city.
Check out our London webcams – HERE – Get live London webcam views in the centre of London that might be disrupted on Thursday 2md April because of the G20 demonstrations and protests.
Let’s hope the G20 political leaders can work together as a `World team` and help people all over the globe to improve the current global economic crisis for the ordinary people around the world.
Hopefully the thousands of police officers in the London Metropolitan Police force, and police officers from five other police forces in England, will not be required to `take direct action` to defend democracy, should any demonstrators or protesters decide to try and take the law into their hands.
Good luck to all the world leaders on the G20 Summit to sit down on Thursday 20th April 2009 and make world history by working together on so many important issues that are affecting so many people around the world and take their own `direct action` as a G20 group of world leaders.
Thursday 4th December 2008 sees the Trafalgar Square Christmas tree lighting ceremony taking place in Trafalgar Square. At 6pm on Thursday 4th December. The Lord Mayor of Westminster and the Mayor of Oslo will officially switch on the Christmas tree lights on the 20 metres high Norwegian Spruce tree.
Each Christmas since 1947 a Christmas tree has been given to the people of London from the people of Norway in gratitude for Britain’s support of Norway during World War 2. The Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Trafalgar Square which is always followed by carol-singing by the Choir of St Martin-in-the-Fields. Many Londoner’s see the Christmas tree lighting ceremony as the start of the countdown to Christmas.
Tuesday 16th September sees the UK film premiere of `Tropical Thunder` at the London Odeon cinema at Leicester Square in London. Watch the film stars and celebs arrive at the London Odeon cinema at 5pm on Tuesday 16th September for the UK film premiere of `Tropical Thunder.` (more…)
Latest Batman movie, Dark Knight, had it’s European film premiere at the London Odeon cinema in the heart of Leicester Square in London on Monday 21st July 2008. Dark Knight has already taken the US box office by storm since it’s earlier film release in the States. Thousands of film fans waited outside the Bat-emblazoned Odeon cinema to watch the many A-list film stars and celebrities attend the the much awaited London film premiere for the latest Batman movie. Our Leicester Square streaming video camera was live in action for online coverage of the movie stars and celebs arrive for red carpet treatment at the London Odeon cinema. Thousands of online webcam visitors were able to catch the `action` of the Dark Knight London film premiere, from the comfort of their computers, by viewing our London Leicester Square webcam. (more…)
Our popular Leicester Square London Film Premiere webcam allowed Mama Mia film fans around the world to watch live webcam coverage of the recent London World Film Premiere of the big screen adaptation of the musical, Mama Mia. Our Leicester Square streaming camera overlooking the front of the London Odeon cinema, was able to film the stars of Mama Mia and celebs arriving for the world film premiere of Mama Mia at the end of June 2008. Film stars Maryl Streep, Pierce Brosman, Colin Firth, Amanda Seyfried and Julie Waters were a number of the many film stars, and celebs, that attended the world premiere of musical film, Mama Mia. Also in attendance, was Abba superstar, Björn Ulvaeus and his wife Frida. Original Abba member, Bjorn Ulvaeus, also co-produced the Mama Mia film.
For Abba fans, and film buffs that missed the live webcam action from our London Leicester Square camera at the Mama Mia world film premiere, we were able to record some of the film premiere highlights from our London webcam. View the Stars who attended the London film premiere of Mama Mia at the London Odeon Leicester Square. Our recorded webcam footage shows the film stars of Mama Mis posing on the balcomy at the London Odeon cinema, to the thousands of fans below at Leicester Square who all turned up to see the stars and celebs arriving for the world premiere of Mama Mia.
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