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Why travel to London: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into London
- With an 8-million-person population, London is one of the world's largest cities and is noisy, vibrant, and multicultural.
- It ranks among the most visited cities worldwide and is a leading centre for culture, fashion, finance, politics, and trade.
- Travelling around is simple thanks to one of the largest subway systems in the world, the renowned London Underground, also known as the tubetube.
- In the city's public squares, markets, and performing arts venues, London is also home to a diverse culture.
- In London, many public parks serve as wonderful gathering places for locals and visitors alike and offer simple access to many of the city's most well-known tourist attractions, such as Buckingham Palace.
- Capital: London
- International Airport: London Heathrow (LHR)
- Population: 9,541,000
- Currency: the pound sterling (£/GBP)
- Time: UTC/GMT +1 hour
- Driving side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230 V
- Official Language: English
- religion: Christian
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in London
- The London Eye is one of the city's most popular and recognisable tourist destinations; it's incredible to take in the cityscape from the enclosed "gondolas."
- St. Paul's Cathedral is a magnificent 13th-century cathedral perched atop Ludgate Hill, the highest point in London.
- The "Prime Meridian," which establishes Greenwich Mean Time, is housed at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, but it also has several impressive exhibits.
- The impressive Hampton Court Palace, one of the two remaining royal mansions that once belonged to Henry VIII, is located just outside the heart of London.
- Visit the Globe Theatre on the south bank of the Thames for a distinctive theatrical experience.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit London
- London can be visited year-round due to its mild climate.
- The Easter weekend brings several closures to be aware of and celebrations, and the weather in spring can be mild but rainy.
- Along with warm weather, summer also brings excellent outdoor activities like music festivals and outdoor movies.
- The beginning of autumn is frequently mild, and as the days grow shorter, Christmas lights start to emerge.
- Even though it can get chilly in the winter, London's Christmas season is well worth visiting, and the New Year's festivities are spectacular. There are also, of course, the January sales.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in London
Buckingham Palace
- Buckingham Palace is well-known worldwide as one of London's most recognisable landmarks.
- The Royal Family has lived in the palace since Queen Victoria acceded to the throne. It was built in the 1800s.
- The Queen is likely inside if the rooftop flag is flying while you're at Buckingham Palace.
- The Changing of the Guard is one of London's most beautiful sights. Every day of the year, crowds gather at Buckingham Palace at 11:30 a.m. to watch the procession.
- The competition is a fascinating demonstration of accuracy and focus.
Big Ben
- One of London's most well-known tourist destinations is the Big Ben Clock Tower, which is 150 years old. In reality, the 13-ton bell housed inside the clock tower is known as Big Ben, and Sir Benjamin Hall, who placed the original order for the bell, is credited with giving it its name.
- The 16-ton first bell, which had irreparably cracked two years earlier, inspired the construction of the current Big Ben bell in 1858.
- The clock is now a well-liked attraction and has been in numerous movies.
- For instance, a UFO attack in the movie Mars Attacks! Destroys the Big Ben.
Tower Bridge
- London's Tower Bridge is perhaps the most recognisable landmark in a city full of them.
- The bridge, a suspension bridge that took eight years to complete, is located next to the Tower of London.
- Two eye-catching towers on the 1994-built Tower Bridge rise 213 feet (65 metres) above the River Thames.
- Enrol in a tour to enjoy a fascinating inside-the-tower tour that culminates in breathtaking skyline views from the observation deck.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
London Off the Beaten Track
British Museum
- The British Museum, which has over 13 million artefacts, has one of the world's best collections of antiquities.
- The artefacts come from various periods of our ancient past, including early Europe, China, Assyria, and Babylonia.
- Ample time should be allotted for the vast museum, but where should you start? The bust of Ramses the II, the Elgin Marbles from the Parthenon, Egyptian mummies, and the Rosetta Stone are just a few of the top permanent exhibits.
- A sizable bookshop featuring ancient history, souvenirs, and replicas of your favourite artefacts is also available at the British Museum.
London Eye
- The London Eye is a massive, 443-foot (135 metres) high observation wheel with 32 exterior glass-walled capsules on the banks of the River Thames.
- It provides stunning views of London's downtown.
- Since the wheel rotates slowly enough to allow people to enter and exit the moving capsules at ground level, it rarely stops to pick up passengers.
- With over 3.5 million visitors each year, it is the UK's most well-liked paid tourist attraction.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
London Culture and Traditions
- The largest capital city of both England and the United Kingdom is London.
- It is situated at the head of a 50-mile estuary that flows into the North Sea on the River Thames in southeast England. It has been a significant settlement for two thousand years.
- The City of London, its historic core and financial hub, were established by the Romans as Londinium and still has boundaries somewhat reminiscent of the Middle Ages.
- Since the late 19th century, the surrounding metropolitan area, historically comprised of the counties of Middlesex, Essex, Surrey, Kent, and Hertfordshire, has also been referred to as "London."
- Today, most of this area is known as Greater London and is under the control of the Greater London Authority.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
London: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Fish & Chips
#Food
- Fish & Chips have been a staple of London cuisine for centuries since Portuguese Jews fleeing the Inquisition brought the dish to Britain.
- This famous London dish, known for being a cheap lunch or late-night snack, is still very well-liked today.
- When eating Fish & Chips in London, you can expect to consume battered, deep-fried cod, hake, or haddock along with chips (imagine french fries but more oversized and more rectangular).
- However, some chippies, as Londoners refer to them, also serve other fish varieties like mackerel and halibut.
Sunday Roast
#Food
- Another enduringly popular dish in London is the Sunday roast.
- The traditional Sunday roast, consumed with family on a Sunday afternoon after church, features a variety of roasted meats and sides like roasted potatoes and Yorkshire pudding.
- Sunday roasts are typically hearty dishes that are best enjoyed with friends. At gastropubs and restaurants all over London, diners can experience a traditional Sunday Roast.
- To succeed at the carnivorous weekend feast, you must come hungry.
Full English Breakfast
#Food
- Starting the day in London with a Full English Breakfast is a great idea.
- The traditional breakfast, which includes delectable treats like bacon, fried eggs, fried mushrooms, baked beans, and black pudding, is inappropriate for vegetarians or people watching their calories.
- There is nothing like ordering the meal off the menu and receiving a "Fry Up" served on one heaping plate.
- Complete English breakfast components are frequently served as part of morning buffet spreads in London hotels.
HIGH ST KENSINGTON
#Fashion
- Kensington's central shopping district, High Street Kensington, or High St. Ken as it is known in London, has a little something for everyone.
- The character of the long street changes as you travel up and down the street and away from the tube.
- The former Barker's Arcade, which once predominated at one end and was a department store, now houses a sizable Whole Foods market in addition to Marks and Spencers and a few other stores.
- You can buy the kinds of goods teenagers like at the Kensington Market, a tiny indoor market next door.
- A Top Shop, Urban Outfitters, and large shoe stores are located across the street.
Hatton Garden Jewellery shopping district
#Fashion
- London's Hatton Garden is the ideal location for jewellery shopping. In a tiny street and the surrounding area, more than 50 jewellers congregated.
- Everything from vintage to brand-new jewellery, as well as gold, silver, rose gold, white gold, black diamonds, saphires, and other gemstones, are available. Whatever it is, they have it.
- Since the Middle Ages, this area has been the hub of London's diamond and jewellery trade. Sir Christopher Hatton, who received his title from Elizabeth I, gave the area its name.
- Every small group of streets in London used to be the centre of a different trade or type of manufacturing, continuing the old custom.
Shrek's Adventure
#Fun
- Shrek's hilarious world and pals come to life in this unique experience that Merlin Entertainments and DreamWorks Animation have created.
- The fantastic tour combines ten live shows that will make you laugh aloud with timeless sets from the Shrek movies, engaging storytelling, an incredible 4D ride, dramatic special effects, and exceptional DreamWorks animation.
- While exploring DreamWorks Tours: Shrek's Adventure, you'll run into all your favourite Shrek characters.
- A smelly swamp, a magic mirror maze, strong spells, and a cheeky DreamWorks Game Show are all encountered in London. Will you succeed in rescuing Pinocchio, overcoming Lord Farquaad's vengeful Magic Mirror, and returning home unharmed?
Chessington World of Adventures
#Fun
- Chessington World of Adventures offers rides and entertainment for people of all ages.
- At Chessington, more than 40 rides and attractions are spread across ten thrilling theme lands, in addition to a SEA LIFE centre, a zoo with more than 1,000 animals, and Go Ape.
- You can choose to stay at the glamping site or extend the family fun into a quick getaway at the resort hotel with a jungle theme.
The London Dungeon
#Fun
- Visit the ever-popular The London Dungeon for a 90-minute trip through 1,000 years of London history that is both spooky and humorous.
- Two rides will take you through the shadowy past of the city, in addition to 16 interactive shows with real actors from the theatre.
- Walk the Whitechapel Labyrinth with Jack the Ripper, feel the witch's curse, and watch your head on King Henry VIII's "The Tyrant" boat ride!
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
London: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- The WWT London Wetland Centre, which was chosen as Britain's Favorite Natural Reserve in 2012, is a haven for native wildlife in the middle of London.
- This picturesque wetland reserve, which the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust run, is situated on more than 100 acres of land in a loop of the Thames.
- The Wetland Centre is a true natural wonder and is home to numerous rare species of birds, insects, amphibians, and other wildlife representatives.
- The London Wetland Centre provides all the prerequisites for you to spend a comfortable day in nature.
- It is the ideal location for a peaceful stroll through the stunning gardens, lakes, and meadows.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
London Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- Enjoy a summer night of music at Hampton Court Palace Festival while enjoying the historic ambience.
- Van Morrison, Andrea Bocelli, and other musical luminaries have given performances in the magnificent courtyards of the royal palace.
- Grab a glass of champagne and picnic in the palace gardens before the performance.
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