10 Downing Street

Can't really see much, due to security... the "famous door" is quite far down and it's hard to see it, even standing at the edge of the fence looking down the street- at an angle

Not quite as easy to see it as portrayed on television and movies . I am sure if you made loud noises and begin running, you would get an insiders view and a deportation asap.

If you have the opportunity to visit the Terracotta Room look above the door leading to the Pillared Room there is a tribute to Margaret Thatcher: a straw-carrying 'thatcher'.[110]

You can see the house through the gates but police will not let you through for a closer look.

Men with machine guns and really pissed off Nepalese protestors. A real live episode of Cops. Yay!

Spooky sightings at No.10 include a gowned woman in the Pillared Room and the spectre of a little girl in the basement who has been known to hold the hands of those walking the corridors. Read more

Greater transparency is a result of a true effort to open information and data 10 downing is massive as opposed to its humble exterior

Bit overrated. Can't see anything, guess its just good for swarm check ins ;). Hoeever often you see demonstrations across the road , interesting to see whats going on in other parts of the world

It has served as the prime minister’s home sporadically since 1735 and continuously since 1902. Apart from living quarters, it includes state drawing and dining rooms for hosting dignitaries

No.10 was given to Sir Robert Walpole, Britain’s first ‘prime minister’, by George II in thanks for his service. Walpole’s official title, First Lord of the Treasury, still remains on the letterbox.

The bricks of the buildings on Downing Street were originally yellow brick which over two centuries became blackened from pollution. After restoration in the 1960s they were painted black.

On 14th December three Members of Youth Parliament visited 10 Downing Street alongside a coalition of organisations led by Childrens Rights Alliance England to hand over messages on Children's Rights. Read more

You cannot ser the house, All the Street is closed by police

No.10 has a resident cat, Larry who came highly recommended from Battersea Dogs home, to head up pest control at No.10. Click 'Read more' to see a pic. Read more

The current Number 10 started out life as Number 5, and was not renumbered until 1779. Take a virtual tour of Downing Street on the Number 10 website: http://bit.ly/n4efT0

There are actually three No.10 doors. Two are used in rotation and the original door is held in the Imperial War Museum .

Permanently occupied by imbeciles who cannot tell their ass from their elbow let alone run a country

Honestly, there's not much to really see here. But it's the Prime Minister's home so worth stopping by.

Tell them Musa and Danny sent you.

Can't see the Number 10 door from where you are? You can have a virtual tour of No.10, inside and out by clicking the link below. Read more

Dave and Nick have the best parties ever. When you get to the front door, knock loudly and just tell them Tashster sent you.

Don't try and drive up this street without permission; you won't get a ticket, you'll get four flat tyres and a semi automatic rifle pointed at you!

Can have a look on the Prime Minister's house entrance.

Decent enough gaff. Just a shame about the idiots who usually live there.

Number 10 Downing Street is Great Britain 's most famous address. Find out what else makes Britain great by clicking 'Read more'. Read more

Can't get a good view of No. 10. But the security is more than happy to pose for pics.

The residence of British Prime Ministers since 1735.

The gate has been installed on 1987 at the enter of street

Just as depicted in Yes Prime Minister, u must see this

It is full of idiots who do nothing but make the lives of the less-fortunate miserable and spend other people's money!

Current resident is a little anti-social

The last private resident of 10 Downing St was named Mr Chicken .

It’s where the PM lives.

Apparently, some very important people live here.

Here lives the prime minister and minister of finance

Really nothing to see here...

Didn't see dave, but did see where our taxes go, bloody big gates !

A great place to visit if you a renting a serviced apartment from Pimlico Flats Read more

If a Mr Cameron comes a knocking draw the curtains and bolt the door and put a I heart the NHS sticker in the window.

The mayor of 10 Downing Street overpowers the Prime Minister. Time to sort out broken Britain !

Brexit or no Brexit? ????????

David is a cool guy! Nick on the other hand isnt a man of his word

Try not to trip over the PM's cat like I did last week!

Don't forget to smile walking in the door

Always good to know the head of security!

There have been 53 Prime Ministers, 52 men and 1 woman. Read more

Big Ben , Parliment, Westminister, 10 Downing, all close together!

Yep. Nothing to see here.

u may meet wonder pple

Finally at home :)