In London, the most beautiful scenery always surrounds the squares distributed around the city.
The squares in the West District are fashionable, those in the North are elegant, the South towards Holborn and Oxford Street is outdated and old-fashioned, and the Northern Portman Square is magnificent, much like Grosvenor Square in the upper-class gathering Mayfair District.
Of course, benefiting from the gradual accumulation of Britain's wealth, numerous pretentious nouveau riche-style squares have emerged in London in recent years, mainly appearing in the newly affluent areas of Chelsea, Kensington, Islington, and the south bank of the Thames River.
But if you were to ask where Arthur feels most comfortable?
