London is a vibrant city with life around the clock. History is intertwined with modernity, the greenery of the parks sets off majestic temples and palaces, and countless museums and entertainment attract thousands of tourists from all over the world.
What to do in London?
- Walk along the Tower Bridge and see the Tower Fortress;
- Visit Buckingham Palace, which is surrounded by a charming garden and a beautiful artificial pond;
- Visit famous London theaters and walk along Piccadilly Circus;
- Take a boat cruise on the Thames;
- Go on an excursion to the Harry Potter Studio (you can visit the places that were mentioned in the famous saga).
- Visit Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson on Baker Street at the Museum of these Conan Doyle characters.
What to do in London?
It is worth starting your acquaintance with London with a walk through Trafalgar Square with its ancient buildings and beautiful fountains, and then head south to Big Ben and Westminster Abbey. Or you can start your excursion from below, at the Vauxhall Bridge and walk along the riverfront along the Thames.
Optionally, you can purchase a ticket for the Big Bus sightseeing bus (valid for 48 hours). Travel on this bus, you can see the main attractions of London, as well as a free boat ride from the Tower of London to Westminster Abbey.
Do you like to relax in nature? Go to Regent's Park: there is a rose garden, thousands of trees, and an artificial lake. Visiting Hyde Park, you can go boating on Serpentine Lake and saddle a horse. In addition, competitions are broadcasted on a large screen in the park, i.e. fans can come here wishing to watch a triathlon competition or a marathon swim.
Fans of nightlife should go to the Soho area - here, literally at every step, you can find a nightclub, a bar, Indian, Thai and Japanese restaurants. Head to the Begley's Studios for great fun in five dance floors and delicious cocktails in four stylish bars. Those who go to the “The End” nightclub will be able to attend the theme party and “light up” to the sounds of electronic music.
For shopping it is better to head to the Covent Garden area - here you can shop in boutiques and souvenir shops. You can also look into the Royal Opera House. For shops of different price segments, you should go to the shopping street Oxford Street.
London will appeal to fans of both sightseeing and noisy entertainment: the city constantly hosts interesting events - from football games to performances by star performers.
