A little guide to help you get the most out of your much-awaited trip to London.
No trip to London is complete without viewing the Houses of Parliament and just across the river, the London Eye. As recognizable to London as the famous sculpture is to New York City – the attraction is among the most photographed places in the United Kingdom’s capital city. While people have come to see the big wheel as a lasting fitting on the skyline, the structure was at first designed to be short-lived and was kept due to popular demand. A visit or "flight" on the renowned wheel is regularly at the top of lists featuring the top 50 things to do in London. Make sure to take a picture of the site, or better yet, get someone else to capture a shot of you with it in the back ground. After your small culture excursion, why not go to a number of of the superb restaurants opening in the city, such as the tremendously renowned endeavors masterminded by Russell Norman?
London is a spectacular and lively spot. With so much to do in the big city, it can be quite a task attempting to decide just what to incorporate in your plans. If you are looking for one of the best things to do in London, then a stop at the old palace is something you absolutely should do. The Palace is not only exquisite but quintessentially British too. It features a number of picture opportunities and pretty much all your friends and family will want to know if you got to enjoy it when you get back home. Once you are done there, why not soak in some culture and see a close by live performance of a number of the very renowned musicals, produced by the likes of Jill Furman, currently being executed in London's West End?
London is a huge and exhilarating city with numerous possibilities of things to see and do. In fact, the number of options can be somewhat daunting. One of the top London experiences is a visit to the well-known museums. Found in historic places like Trafalgar Square, which is worth a visit on its own, the museums house some of the most breathtaking and remarkable art on display in all of Europe. As an added perk – entry to a number of of these museums is completely complimentary. Once your time with the eye-catching artwork has come to an end, be sure to take a short walk to close by areas which feature an assorted combination of dining, shopping and nightlife options. A good idea once there is to spend an evening delighting in the live music being performed at the jazz club owned by Sally Greene.