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• There are loads of types of vacations in London and the cost will depend on what type of trip you’re taking and for how long you’d like to stay. Here are the latest prices for a 3 night trip for 2 travelers: Top vacation $585; Family vacation $508; Romantic vacation $683; Luxury vacation $648; Budget vacation $360.

Why should you book a vacation package to London?

A time and money saving vacation package is the smartest way to enjoy London. It's generally more expensive to reserve rooms and book flights separately, so doing so simultaneously means better rates. Plus, you won't waste time matching room availability to flight times when you opt for London vacation deals.

When should you book a vacation package to London?

You'll normally find the cheapest London packages between November and January when average temperatures range from 39.2 to 48.2F. Beat the crowds and save money by choosing May and catch events like the Chelsea Flower Show or the Museums at Night festival. Although it's peak season, good London travel deals can still be found from June until September. Plan your trip to coincide with top sporting events like Wimbledon or music festivals like BST Hyde Park.

Where should you stay in London during your vacation?

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Located in fashionable Clerkenwell, The Rookery is a smart choice for vacations in London. This chic but friendly hotel is under one hour from Heathrow by London Underground and well connected by train and bus to other main airports.

Try London Wembley International Hotel if you're looking for versatile London package deals. Ideally placed for music and sporting events at London's famous Wembley Stadium and Wembley Arena, the hotel is also easily reached by taxi, bus or train from the main airports.

For family vacations in London:

The Premier Inn London Hampstead is just 2 minutes from Hampstead Heath, 10 minutes by tube from the West End and Oxford Circus, and easy to reach from all London airports. Take the tube to Hampstead from Heathrow or the overland train service to Paddington Station before completing your journey by taxi.

Little Bullocks Farm in Stansted, Essex enjoys a quiet rural setting and offers excellent four star service. Plus, it's just 6 minutes by taxi from Stansted Airport and easy to reach from central London via Liverpool Street Station.

For romantic vacations in London:

With its prime location on Piccadilly and opulent rooms and suites, the Ritz London is a great choice for couples searching for romantic London travel packages. Take a taxi from the airport to arrive in style or board trains at all four main airports.

Although it's located in the heart of London's vibrant West End, the Sanderson is a calm and tranquil base for couples. Noted for its luxurious decor and excellent services, the hotel is easy to reach from any London airport by rail or taxi.

For luxury vacations in London:

The Sheraton Grand is one of London's most elegant hotels. Located in upmarket Mayfair, the famous art deco building occupies a prime spot on Park Lane. Upon arrival at the airport you can take a taxi directly to the hotel or hop a train to central London.

Opt for trendy Chelsea and the stylish Sloane Square Hotel for a memorable London getaway. It's just a short walk from the famous Saatchi Gallery and is easy to reach by taxi or train from any of London's airports. Sloane Square station is nearby for those traveling via the underground from Heathrow Airport.

For budget vacations in London:

The Astor Museum Hostel is a friendly hostel right next to the British Museum. Just a few minutes walk from Oxford Street, the hotel can be reached by underground from Heathrow or by rail or bus from other London airports.

Looking for inexpensive London package deals? Try Villa Verde Gatwick, a friendly and comfortable hotel just a few minutes by taxi or shuttle bus from Gatwick Airport.

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From treasured landmarks to sipping afternoon tea, there is something for everyone in London. The Houses of Parliament with Big Ben, the giant clock and bell, on the banks of the Thames are the classic backdrop of London, with Westminster Abbey, the site of coronations and royal marriages, standing nearby. Enjoy panoramic views from Tower Bridge and visit the nearby Tower of London, with its rich history and the crown jewels of England. Speaking of royalty, catch the changing of the guards at Buckingham Palace, the residence of the reigning monarchs.

In central London, enjoy Trafalgar Square, the National Gallery, the British Museum, and St. Paul’s Cathedral. London also has a splendid array of markets to explore, like Covent Garden or Portobello Road on Notting Hill. And for evening entertainment, enjoy world-renowned theaters and lively clubs in London’s West End. With all this and more, the historic and vibrant European capital of London is an absolute must-see.

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The heaviest tourist season runs mid-April through mid-October, with another peak around Christmas—though the tide never really ebbs. Spring is the time to see the countryside and the royal London parks and gardens at their freshest; fall to enjoy near-ideal exploring conditions. In late summer, be warned: air-conditioning is rarely found in places other than department stores, modern restaurants, hotels, and cinemas in London, and in a hot summer you'll swelter. Winter can be rather dismal, but all the theatres, concerts, and exhibitions go full speed.

It's virtually impossible to forecast London weather, but you can be fairly certain that it will not be what you expect. It's generally mild—with some savage exceptions, especially in summer. In short, be prepared for anything: layers and an umbrella are your friends.

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Tower of London : Iconic castle and infamous prison, the Yeoman Warders and their ravens will regale you with tales of the exploits of history that occurred within its walls. A viewing of the Crown Jewels will complete the visit.

Buckingham Palace : Official residence of the monarchy when in the city and backdrop to the famous Changing of the Guard ceremony occurring daily in the summer, and four times a week weather permitting at other times of the year at 11 a.m., subject to change.

Westminster Abbey : With over 1,000 years of history, this still functioning church houses the final resting places and memorials to many former monarchs and important figures of history such as Robert Browning, Charles Dickens, Stephen Hawking, Sir Isaac Newton and Queen Elizabeth I, to name a few.

Thames River Cruise : A sightseeing cruise through the city during day or night is a unique way to view aspects of the area only viewed by water.

London Eye : 360-degree views of the city from a glass enclosed pod circling on a large ferris wheel.

British Museum : With free entry, you can explore millions of years of human history and culture. With more than 60 galleries and rotating exhibits, you will find plenty of interest, including Egyptian culture and the Rosetta Stone, to the sculpture and pottery of the Roman Empire.

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London Travel Guide

Last Updated: January 5, 2024

London is one of the most popular cities in the world. It’s home to charming pubs, world-class (and often free) museums, tons of history, some of the best theater performances in the world, a diverse population, incredible food, and a wild nightlife.

I know it’s cliche to say there’s something for everyone but, in this sprawling metropolis, there really is!

I’ve been visiting London since 2008 and, with every subsequent visit, the city has grown on me. The more I go, the more awesome stuff I see, the more I fall in love with it. There’s always something new to do here and there’s an energetic vibe to the city.

Unfortunately, it’s also an expensive destination. A visit here can eat a hole in any budget if you aren’t careful.

Luckily, there are tons of free and cheap things to do in London . While budget travelers need to be frugal here, you can still visit London on a budget and have an amazing time.

This London travel guide can help you plan your trip, save money, and make the most out of your time in this cosmopolitan capital!

Table of Contents

• Things to See and Do
• Typical Costs
• Suggested Budget
• Money-Saving Tips
• Where to Stay
• How to Get Around
• How to Stay Safe
• Best Places to Book Your Trip
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Top 5 Things to See and Do in London

1. Visit Big Ben and the House of Parliament

Although you can’t go up the tower, you can view this Gothic structure from the street and hear its chimes four times an hour. Big Ben is actually the name of the Great Bell of the Great Clock of Westminster which can be found inside Elizabeth Tower at the north end of the Palace of Westminster, but is often used to refer to the clock and the tower as well. To learn about the UK government, take a tour of Parliament, founded in 1801, while you’re here (get there early or reserve tickets online) . Guided tours cost 29 GBP while self-guided multimedia tours are 22.50 GBP. The best view of the tower is from the opposite side of the river on the South Bank, near the London Eye.

2. See the Tower of London and Tower Bridge

Built in 1070, the Tower of London has expanded many times over the years. It was built as a double-leaf bascule bridge in the middle (both sides lift up) to maintain river access to the Pool of London docks while easing congestion on each side of the river. You can visit inside the tower and walk along the glass walkways. Weapons, armor, and coins were made here until 1810 and today you can view the famous crown jewels, walk the battlements, wander recreated medieval palace rooms, see the iconic Yeoman Warders (known as the Beefeaters as they were allowed to eat as much beef as they wanted from King Henry VII’s table), and spot the legendary black ravens that live in the tower. Skip-the-line tickets are 29.90 GBP.

3. Admire Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace is only open to the public for 10 weeks during the summer, but you can join the crowds and watch the changing of the guard at 11am every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday throughout the year (get there in good time to find a good place to stand). Admission to the palace isn’t cheap, with tickets costing 30 GBP online (33 GBP on the day), while exclusive guided tours are 90 GBP. Check the Royal Collection Trust website for details on other events happening throughout the year.

4. See Westminster Abbey

A working royal church, the Gothic Westminster Abbey was founded by Benedictine monks in 960 CE. More than 3,300 people are buried here including 17 monarchs and numerous royal funerals have been held here over the centuries. It’s the traditional coronation site for British monarchs and has been the setting for every coronation since 1066, as well as for many other royal occasions, including 16 weddings. Other famous British figures buried here include Charles Darwin, Sir Isaac Newton, Aphra Behn, and Charles Dickens. Tickets cost 27 GBP , but you can visit for free if you go during a service. Just make sure to dress (and act) appropriately as it is a place of worship.

5. Hang out in Trafalgar Square

Stroll around and admire the fountains and the famous monuments, such as the four bronze lion statues and Nelson’s Column (which honors Admiral Nelson’s victory at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805). It is bordered on all sides by a number of museums, galleries, cultural spaces and historic buildings so there’s plenty to do as well. Trafalgar Square is also known to be a center of national democracy and protest so peaceful rallies and demonstrations are frequently held (usually at weekends). Even if there aren’t any official events, lots of people still hang out here so it makes for a good place to people-watch.

Other Things to See and Do in London

1. take a free walking tour.

London has tons of different walking tours on offer. From free tours to specialty tours to paid tours to literary tours to quirky tea tours, London has it all. Free London Walking Tours and New Europe Walking Tours are two of my favorite companies to go with when it comes to free tours. They’re the best way to see the sights and learn about the city on a budget. Just remember to tip at the end!

If you’re looking for more in-depth and specific tours, check out Take Walks. They offer affordable tours that go into a lot of detail. And if you’re a Harry Potter fan, Get Your Guide runs an awesome Harry Potter tour around the city for 15 GBP.

2. Go museum hopping

London has more museums than you could see in a single visit, and many of them are free. You can spend days visiting world-class museums like the Tate, the British Museum, the City Museum, the National Gallery, the Historical Museum, and many others — all without spending a penny. One of my favorites is the Natural History Museum, a beautiful Romanesque building that contains over 80 million items, including specimens collected by Charles Darwin. It also has an expansive collection of fossils, making it a fun and educational stop. The Victoria and Albert Museum (named after Queen Victoria and Prince Albert) is another favorite of mine. It’s home to over 2,000 works of art covering over 3,000 years of human history.

3. Grab some food in Borough Market

Established in 1756, London’s Borough Market has something for every foodie. It’s home to some of the best British and international produce and dishes. Come here hungry and leave satisfied. It’s great for people-watching too. The market is open daily but the crowds are terrible on Saturdays so be sure to get there early.

4. Enjoy some theater

London is known for its famous theater scene. Attend a show while you’re here and see some of the incredible performances that make London famous. Tickets can be pretty cheap, and something is playing every night (check out TKTS for discounted tickets to shows in the West End). Otherwise, catch a Shakespeare show at The Globe in South London — tickets range from 5-62 GBP depending on the show and seat you choose.

5. Stroll along Brick Lane

Known for vintage clothing, cheap eats, and art, this East London street is a local favorite. Sunday is the best day to come, as this is when the outdoor street market takes place, though the restaurants and shops lining the street are open daily. Brick Lane has some of the best (and cheapest) food in London, especially when it comes to curry, as this is the hub of London’s Bangladeshi community. This street is also a great place to bring a camera, as its walls are basically a gallery for London’s best street artists, including Banksy, D*Face, and Ben Eine.

6. Ride the London Eye

The London Eye is a 152-meter (500-foot tall) Ferris wheel. While a little cheesy, it’s nevertheless one of the most popular attractions in London. It’s across the street from Parliament and provides excellent views of London and the city’s most iconic buildings, especially on a clear day. Tickets are 32.50 GBP , but if you want to play tourist and take in the view, it might be worth it. The ride lasts 30 minutes and tickets start at 32.50 GBP.

7. Visit the London Dungeon

The London Dungeon calls itself “the world’s most chillingly famous horror attraction.” It covers 2,000 years of London’s gruesome history and is a morbid but interesting museum. Although you can learn about popular torture methods in England, this place has turned into more of an “amusement park” type attraction. But if you like things like escape rooms and scary boat rides, it’s enjoyable. Tickets cost 29 GBP when you book online (32 GBP in person).

8. See St. Paul’s Cathedral

St. Paul’s is a striking English Baroque cathedral with a world-famous dome. Architect Christopher Wren’s masterpiece, the iconic building dates from the 17th century. Inside, you can visit the crypt to see the resting places of famous figures including The Duke of Wellington, Christopher Wren, and Admiral Nelson, or just enjoy the cathedral’s glittering mosaics and elaborate stone carvings. If you don’t mind climbing some stairs, a highlight is to climb to the Stone Gallery or Golden Gallery for panoramic views over surrounding London. Admission costs from 18 GBP when you buy online , which is cheaper than the London Eye and offers similarly breathtaking views.

9. Explore Covent Garden

Covent Garden, a popular West End neighborhood, is a fun place to hang out for an afternoon. It’s home to lots of quirky stalls, busking musicians, an artsy market, and a selection of unusual pubs and coffee shops. Covent Garden is also within walking distance of all the big musical theater shows, so it’s a great place to spend a few hours before catching a performance. Make sure to visit Covent Garden Market, which has been open since the 1830s. It’s a good place to grab a bite to eat or shop at some of the artisan craft stalls. It’s open Monday to Saturday from 8am-6pm, with an outdoor farmer’s market on Saturdays between April and December.

10. Visit Shakespeare’s Globe

An integral part of England’s history, Shakespeare’s Globe is a reconstruction of the original Globe Theatre, the venue for which the famous playwright wrote his plays. It’s a must-see for lovers of Shakespeare, with performances embracing near-perfect replicas of Elizabethan staging practices. You can even sit in front where the groundlings did, for shouting and heckling! The theater is open-roofed, so bundle up in the winter. Tickets cost 5-62 GBP depending on the production and the seat (you can stand just as they did in Elizabethan times). You can also take a guided tour for 17 GBP to learn more about the history of the theater (more specialized ones such as the Ghosts and Ghouls tour or the Pride tour cost 20 GBP).

11. Explore Camden Market

A long-time counter-culture haven, Camden Market is home to over 1,000 independent shops, stalls, cafes, restaurants, bars, buskers, and everything in between. It’s enormously popular and busiest on the weekends (it sees over 250,000 visitors each week). Camden Market is actually a series of six separate markets, so you can literally wander the labyrinth of alleyways for hours and not see it all.

12. See the Royal Observatory

Since its founding in the late 17th century, the Royal Observatory at Greenwich has played an important role in astronomy and navigation. The observatory is divided into two sections, with one half focusing on time while the other half is devoted to astronomy. In the Meridian Courtyard, you can stand on either side of the Prime Meridian, which separates the Earth’s eastern and western hemispheres. The Peter Harrison Planetarium is also housed here, where you can see a show for 10 GBP. The Royal Observatory itself costs 16 GBP .

13. Walk around the Strand

In the 12th century, rich noblemen built elegant homes and gardens along the shore (the strand) of the Thames, making it one of the most prestigious places to live (a fact that remains true to this day). Walk down this thoroughfare and be treated to a grand display of wealth and beauty. It was dubbed “the finest street in Europe” by Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli in the 19th century. The Strand, which runs from Trafalgar Square to Temple Bar, is home to numerous shops, pubs, landmark buildings, and classic hotels.

14. Drink beer at Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese

This historic pub has been around since the great fire of 1666 (and there has been a pub at this location since 1538). It’s surprisingly large inside, and in the winter, fireplaces keep pub-goers warm. The wood paneling, atmospheric lack of natural lighting, and vaulted cellars make stepping inside feel like stepping back in time. Famous literary figures like Charles Dickens, R.L. Stevenson, Mark Twain, Oliver Goldsmith, and others used to frequent (and write about) this particular pub.

15. See the Churchill War Rooms

Located beneath the Treasury Building in the Whitehall area of Westminster, the Churchill War Rooms include the government’s command center during World War II and a museum about the life of Winston Churchill. The centerpiece of the whole place is an interactive table that enables visitors to access digitized material from the Churchill archives. If you are like me and a huge history nerd, this is one of the best attractions in the city. I highly, highly encourage you to visit. It’s worth the price! Admission is 29 GBP.

16. Relax in Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens

If you’re looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, head to Hyde Park or Kensington Gardens for some reprieve. Both parks, which are (conveniently for the visitor) right next to each other, are designated as Royal Parks of London. Hyde Park is the most famous park in London. Originally the private hunting grounds of Henry VII, it opened to the public in 1637 and is a great place to stroll, picnic, or catch one of the many events that are hosted here throughout the year. Kensington Gardens are home to the Serpentine Galleries as well as Kensington Palace. The park and the gardens cover almost 250 acres!

17. Take a Jack the Ripper tour

Jack the Ripper is one of London’s most infamous killers — and his true identity was never figured out. Every night, there are tons of people in the East End learning about Jack the Ripper on a ridiculous number of similar tours. The tour guides you through dark alleyways, stopping at historic locations connected with the infamous serial killer. Tickets cost 15 GBP .

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London Travel Costs

Hostel prices – A bed in a dorm with 4-8 beds costs 16-25 GBP per night while a bed in a dorm with 10-18 beds costs 13-16 GBP. A private room with a shared bathroom costs 50-90 GBP per night. If you want to stay closer to the center of the city expect to double these prices and expect prices to be at least 10 GBP higher in peak season. Free Wi-Fi is standard and many hostels offer free breakfast and self-catering facilities.

Budget hotel prices – A budget hotel room costs 70-100 GBP per night. Prices are higher in the center and in peak season. Expect basic amenities like free Wi-Fi, TV, and a coffee/tea maker.

There are lots of Airbnb options in London. A private room costs 45-60 GBP per night (80-100 GBP in the center), while an entire home/apartment starts around 90-150 GBP per night (more in high season).

Food – While British cuisine has evolved in leaps and bounds due to immigration (and colonialism), it’s still very much a meat and potatoes country. Fish and chips remain a popular staple for both lunch and dinner while roasted and stewed meats, sausages, meat pies, and the quintessential Yorkshire pudding are all common options as well. Curry (and other Indian dishes, such as tikka masala), are super popular too.

You can eat cheap in London if you stick to street eats and food vendors (plus many of the hostels have free breakfast). You can find fish and chips or a kebab for about 7 GBP each. Indian food can be purchased for between 8-10 GBP for lunch entrees. You can buy pizza for 8-12 GBP or burritos and sandwiches for 5-9 GBP. Fast food (think McDonald’s) is around 13 GBP for a combo meal.

For a mid-range meal of traditional British cuisine at a pub or restaurant, expect to pay 14-16 GBP. A pint of beer can cost up to 6-8 GBP while a glass of wine costs around 7-10 GBP.

You can find tons of high-end dining in London, but be prepared to spend a lot. Expect to pay at least 30-35 GBP for a three-course menu with a drink in a mid-range restaurant and upwards of 70 GBP in a higher-range establishment.

If you plan on cooking for yourself, a week’s worth of groceries costs around 50-60 GBP. This gets you basic staples like rice, pasta, veggies, and some meat. The best places to buy cheap groceries are Lidl and Aldi, Sainsbury’s and Tesco are more mid-range, while Marks & Spencer and Waitrose are higher-end.

A great way to save money is to get the Taste Card. This diner’s club card offers 50% discounts on tons of restaurants as well as two-for-one specials. It can really pay off, especially on any nice meals you want to have. You can only live on fish and chips for so long!

Backpacking London Suggested Budgets

If you’re backpacking London, expect to spend about 60 GBP per day. This budget covers a hostel dorm, taking public transit, cooking all your meals, limiting your drinking, and sticking to free activities like parks, free walking tours, and museums. If you plan on drinking, add another 10 GBP to your daily budget.

A mid-range budget of 150 GBP per day covers staying in a private Airbnb room, eating out for most of your meals, having a drink or two, taking public transit and the occasional taxi, and doing some paid activities such as Tower Bridge or Westminster Abbey.

On a “luxury” budget of about 300 GBP or more per day, you can stay in a hotel, eat out anywhere you want, drink more, take more taxis, and do whatever activities and tours you want. This is just the ground floor for luxury though. the sky is the limit!

You can use the chart below to get some idea of how much you need to budget daily, depending on your travel style. Keep in mind these are daily averages — some days you spend more, some days you spend less (you might spend less every day). We just want to give you a general idea of how to make your budget. Prices are in GBP.

London Travel Guide: Money-Saving Tips

London is one of the most expensive cities in the world. But thanks to its free museums, cheap pubs, and numerous hostels, there are a lot of ways to cut your costs and save money here. Here are my top tips for saving money in London:

• Visit all the free museums – Most of the museums in London are free, including the Museum of London, the British Museum, the Natural History Museum, and the Science Museum. The National Gallery and the Tate Modern are also free and are two of my favorites.
• Buy an Oyster Card – This prepaid transit card saves you about 50% on each tube, bus and tram ride. If you plan on using the tube a lot, get this card! You can get a refund for the balance left on the card at the end of your trip. If you aren’t charged international transaction fees and have a contactless credit or debit card, you can also use this for travel and the system automatically caps your travel so you never pay more than you would have if you had bought a travel card. Just make sure to tap in and out and the beginning and end of each ride to make sure you’re charged the right fare.
• People watch at the markets – Sunday is market day in London, with Camden Market, the Portobello Market, the Flower Market, being some of the more popular options. People watch, snap some photos, and enjoy local London life without spending a dime.
• Watch the changing of the guards – Both the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace (4 times a week) and the changing of the horse guards (daily) at Whitehall take place at 11am (10am at Whitehall on Sundays). Take in true British flare with these interesting and free ceremonies.
• Just walk and explore – London is a huge city and beautiful, historic buildings abound. I once walked for four hours and barely made a dent in the route I was going to take (hence the need to get the Oyster Card.) However, once you get out of the tourist area around the Thames, you get to see London the way the locals do. You can pick up free maps of showing walking routes around the capital from any of London’s tourist information shops.
• Snag last-minute theater tickets – You can get last-minute tickets to the theater from the official booth in Leicester Square. Availability varies every day, so be sure to get there early. And if you don’t want to shell out a lot of money to see The Lion King or Les Misérables , check out smaller shows and comedy nights at theaters like Leicester Square Theater, where prices start at about 17 GBP.
• Skip the cabs – Taxis are incredibly expensive in London and can destroy your budget. I stayed out past when the tube closed one night and the taxi to my hotel was 31 GBP! If you start taking taxis everywhere, you’ll end up spending hundreds of dollars per day, so keep this in mind.
• Master the night bus – In London, the tube closes around 12:30am (the Central, Jubilee, Northern, Piccadilly, and Victoria lines do run all night on Friday and Saturday nights). To avoid taking expensive taxis, make sure you get a map of the night bus routes so you can get back to your hotel/hostel on the cheap. These buses go all over the city and into the suburbs.
• Take a free walking tour – London, like most big cities in Europe, has a wide array of free walking tours given throughout the city. For a historical view of the city, try New Europe , and for off-the-beaten-path tours, try Free Tours by Foot .
• Get the Taste Card – This diner’s club card offers 50% discounts on thousands of restaurants as well as two-for-one specials. It can really pay off, especially on any nice meals you want to have.
• Get the London Pass – If you get the London Pass, you can enjoy access to over 80 London attractions, including the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, and St. Paul’s Cathedral. A one-day pass is 89 GBP, a two-day pass is 115 GBP, and a three-day pass is 135 GBP. You can get all the way up to a ten-day pass for 199 GBP although they often have deals on giving discounts to this. This pass makes for good savings if you’re planning on doing a ton of sightseeing! Other passes available include the London City Pass from Turbopass which includes an option to add transport costs, and the London Sightseeing Pass.
• Bring a water bottle – The tap water here is safe to drink so bring a reusable water bottle to save money and reduce your plastic use. LifeStraw is my go-to brand as their bottles have built-in filters to ensure your water is always clean and safe.

Where to Stay in London

While the city may be expensive, its popularity means there are lots of hostels here. I’ve stayed at dozens of hostels over the years. Here are some of my favorites:

• Astor Hyde Park
• St. Christopher’s
• Clink261 Hostel
• Generator London
• Onefam Notting Hill

For more hostel suggestions be sure to check out my list of the best hostels in London.

How to Get Around London

Public transportation – London has excellent public transportation and is the cheapest way to get around. A one-way fare on the tube in Zone 1 costs 6.30 GBP, but getting a Visitor Oyster Card reduces tariffs to 2.50 GBP per ride. No matter how many trips you take per day, your Oyster Card caps your travel at 7.70 GBP for travel in Zones 1 and 2. This is applicable across all public transit, including buses and trams, saving you a ton of money.

The Visitor Oyster Card costs 5 GBP, and then you choose how much credit to add to your card. Remember that you can get back any remaining balance at the end of your trip.

The bus system in London also uses the Oyster Card and costs 1.65 GBP per ride. However, a day of unlimited bus- and tram-only travel costs a maximum of 4.95 GBP. Buses do not accept cash; you must use either an Oyster card, a Travelcard, or your own contactless payment card.

The tram system in London works the same way as the bus system, with rides costing the same.

Bicycle – London’s public bike-sharing program is Santander Cycles. With 750 docking stations and 11,500 bikes, they’re available all over the city. Renting a bike costs 1.65 GBP for up to half an hour and 1.65 GBP for each additional 30 minutes, though you can always dock a bike and take out another one to restart the free timer.

Keep in mind, however, that London isn’t a super bike-friendly city, especially if you’re used to biking with cars driving on the other side of the road!

Taxis – Taxis are readily available, with prices starting at 3.80 GBP and going up around 3 GBP per mile (the tariff is more expensive at night). Given how expensive they are, I wouldn’t take one unless absolutely necessary.

Ridesharing – Uber is available in London but it still costs an arm and a leg if you use it a lot. Stick to public transportation.

Car rental – Cars can be rented for 20-30 GBP per day for a multi-day rental. However, traffic is terrible in the city so I wouldn’t rent a car here unless you are heading out on some day trips. Remember that driving is on the left and that most cars have manual transmissions. There’s also a 15 GBP daily Congestion Charge for driving in the center (7am-6pm Mon-Fri and noon-6pm Sat/Sun/public holidays) and parking is expensive too. Drivers need to be 21 to rent a car as well.

When to Go to London

London doesn’t get too cold, but it’s notoriously foggy and rainy. Summer is peak tourism season, and temperatures are the warmest during this time — but rarely are they ever above 30°C (86°F ). London is bursting at the seams during the summer, but the city has a fun, lively atmosphere. People make the most of the warm weather and there are constantly tons of events and festivals happening.

Spring (late March-June) and autumn (September-October) are also fantastic times to visit, as temperatures are mild and the city isn’t as packed.

Winter lasts from December to February, and tourism crowds thin out dramatically during this time. Temperatures can dip below 5°C (41°F), and prices are slightly lower as well. Expect grey weather and be sure to dress warmly.

Since it is frequently rainy here, pack a light rain jacket or an umbrella no matter when you visit.

How to Stay Safe in London

London is a safe city and the risk of violent crime here is low. Scams and pick-pocketing can occur around high-traffic areas, especially around tourist attractions like London Tower and on crowded public transit. Pick-pockets tend to work in teams, so stay alert and be aware of your surroundings. Keep your valuables secure and out of reach at all times just to be safe.

Solo travelers, including solo female travelers, should generally feel safe here, however, the standard precautions apply (never leave your drink unattended at the bar, never walk home alone intoxicated, etc.).

Although there are no super seedy neighborhoods in London, avoid wandering around late at night alone — especially if you’ve had a pint or two. As an extra precaution, only bring the money you need when you go to the bar. Leave the rest of your cards and cash in your accommodation.

Scams here are rare, but if you’re worried about getting ripped off you can read about common travel scams to avoid here .

If you do experience an emergency, dial 999 for assistance.

Thanks to a few high-profile terrorist attacks and riots across Europe (including London), I frequently get emails inquiring whether or not Europe is safe to visit. The short answer: yes! I wrote a whole post about why Europe is safe to visit.

The most important piece of advice I can offer is to purchase good travel insurance. Travel insurance protects you against illness, injury, theft, and cancellations. It’s comprehensive protection in case anything goes wrong. I never go on a trip without it as I’ve had to use it many times in the past. You can use the widget below to find the policy right for you:

London Travel Guide: The Best Booking Resources

These are my favorite companies to use when I travel. They consistently have the best deals, offer world-class customer service and great value, and overall, are better than their competitors. They are the companies I use the most and are always the starting point in my search for travel deals.

• Skyscanner – Skyscanner is my favorite flight search engine. They search small websites and budget airlines that larger search sites tend to miss. They are hands down the number one place to start.
• Hostelworld – This is the best hostel accommodation site out there with the largest inventory, best search interface, and widest availability.
• Booking.com – The best all around booking site that constantly provides the cheapest and lowest rates. They have the widest selection of budget accommodation. In all my tests, they’ve always had the cheapest rates out of all the booking websites.
• HostelPass – This new card gives you up to 20% off hostels throughout Europe. It’s a great way to save money. They’re constantly adding new hostels too. I’ve always wanted something like this and glad it finallt exists.
• Get Your Guide – Get Your Guide is a huge online marketplace for tours and excursions. They have tons of tour options available in cities all around the world, including everything from cooking classes, walking tours, street art lessons, and more!
• The Man in Seat 61 – This website is the ultimate guide to train travel anywhere in the world. They have the most comprehensive information on routes, times, prices, and train conditions. If you are planning a long train journey or some epic train trip, consult this site.
• Rome2Rio – This website allows you to see how to get from point A to point B the best and cheapest way possible. It will give you all the bus, train, plane, or boat routes that can get you there as well as how much they cost.
• FlixBus – Flixbus has routes between 20 European countries with prices starting as low 5 EUR! Their buses include WiFi, electrical outlets, a free checked bag.
• SafetyWing – Safety Wing offers convenient and affordable plans tailored to digital nomads and long-term travelers. They have cheap monthly plans, great customer service, and an easy-to-use claims process that makes it perfect for those on the road.
• LifeStraw – My go-to company for reusable water bottles with built-in filters so you can ensure your drinking water is always clean and safe.
• Unbound Merino – They make lightweight, durable, easy-to-clean travel clothing.
• Top Travel Credit Cards – Points are the best way to cut down travel expenses. Here’s my favorite point earning credit cards so you can get free travel!
• Fat Tire Tours – For bike tours, use this company! They have fun, interactive tours led by expert local guides. You’ll get to see all the main sights without breaking the bank!
• BlaBlaCar – BlaBlaCar is a ridesharing website that lets you share rides with vetted local drivers by pitching in for gas. You simply request a seat, they approve, and off you go! It’s a cheaper and more interesting way to travel than by bus or train!
• Take Walks – This walking tour company provides inside access to attractions and places you can’t get elsewhere. Their guides rock and they have some of the best and most insightful tours in all of England.

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Home to countless popular attractions such as Big Ben, the London Eye, Buckingham Palace, and so on, London is a top destination for tourists around the world. This modern city houses gorgeous Victorian houses and old cathedrals which have often caught the attention of art and architecture enthusiasts. For others, there is no shortage of museums, gardens, festivals, and cultural events to experience in this city. From shopping to nightlife, London has it all. So, if you are planning to visit, we have covered everything you need to know about this city below.

Best Time To Visit London

London is the capital city of the United Kingdom that can be visited throughout the year. However, the best time to visit London is spring (March - May) when the parks are blooming and the weather is slightly warmer. While this would mean that there are more tourists around the city, worry not because London is big enough to explore all on your own, irrespective of the crowds!

Summer is the best time to visit London if you are looking for some warmth but this also means that everything is expensive at this time. Autumn (September - October) is ideal for a visit to the city if you wish to avoid the crowds and get slightly cheaper hotels and flight rates.

For those who want to save a few extra bucks, November and February are a great time to plan your trip. These months receive fewer tourists so you can get amazing deals and discounts. Also, it is not as cold as compared to January or December. Read more about the best time to visit London .

London Itineraries

Depending on how long you're in London for - whether it's just a day or 5 days, we have the perfect itineraries crafted for you. Go through these London itineraries and plan your stay well in advance!

If this is your first time traveling to London, you could use some help planning your daily itineraries. Apart from the basic planning (flight tickets, visa, accommodation in London, etc.), you'll need to consider your day-to-day activities in London - where to go, what to see, how to get there, and more. But fret not, for we are here to help.

1-Day London Itinerary

New Covent Garden Market

Buckingham Palace

Westminster Abbey

St. Paul's Cathedral

Thames River Cruise

Tower of London

Shakespeare's Globe

Trafalgar Square

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Borough Market

Thames Dinner Cruise

Harry Potter Tour

West End Show

Kensington Palace

Wembley Stadium Tour

SEA LIFE London

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Hop On Hop Off Bus

Covent Garden

Globe Theater

Harry Potter Studio Tour

Camden Market

Piccadilly Circus

Notting Hill

Portobello Road Market

Up at the O2

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Hacks To Buying Cheap London Flight Tickets

Now that you've figured out the perfect time to visit London and braved through the restrictions, it is time to look for flight tickets. Go through our 17 golden hacks for cheap flight tickets before scouring through the flight ticket websites. You'll be surprised how easy it is to save a pretty penny while booking flight tickets!

Do I Need Travel Insurance?

Traveling involves a certain amount of uncertainty always. With the pandemic, this amount has only increased. Opting for travel insurance is not something many people have done (pre-pandemic), but post-pandemic, it is highly recommended that you opt for it. Choosing the right travel insurance plan gives you a safety net to prevent losses if things go downhill.

Travel insurance can be complex- how do you know what to choose? For this very reason, we can crafted a ultimate guide to choose travel insurance post-covid .

Packing For London

If you are planning a trip to London, then you also need to pack efficiently for your trip. Make sure to pack in advance to avoid missing out on some crucial items for your trip. A travel adaptor, reusable bottle, crossbody bag, raincoat, photo ID, etc. are a few important things to pack for your trip to London. Apart from that, you need to carry clothes according to the month that you would be visiting. Don’t forget to carry a pair of comfortable walking shoes to allow yourself to explore this ancient city comfortably e. Most importantly, if you plan to visit a lot of churches in the city, make it a point to carry clothes to cover your knees and shoulders.

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Where to stay in london.

An important thing to remember when visiting London is that attractions are spread throughout the city. This is why there is no one neighborhood that would be perfect for staying in London. Depending upon your budget and interest, you will find several nice neighborhoods to stay in London on your trip.

One of the best yet slightly expensive places to check out accommodations in London is the West End. It is home to several attractions in the city and has many amazing bars and restaurants to explore. There are many shopping spots here as well and it is one of the top places to watch theatrical shows in the city.

For sightseeing, one of the best places to stay in London is Westminster. Here, you have many attractions in close proximity such as Westminster Abbey, The Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square, and so on. Plus, it is well-connected via public transportation so you can easily reach other parts of the city.

If you want to enjoy London’s nightlife, then the best area to stay in London is Soho. From restaurants to late-night bars, Soho has everything you need to party all night!

Planning a trip with the family? Then, check out accommodation options in Kensington. There are many free museums within walking distance in this area, and it is quite well-connected through public transportation too.

For a luxury stay, Mayfair and Victoria are a good choice. You can not only see Buckingham Palace here but can also explore several high-end restaurants and shops here.

Getting Around In London

London is a big city with 20 boroughs but thankfully has a good public transportation network. Of course, the best way to explore the sights here is on foot but this is not always possible.

London’s extensive public transportation system can help you reach wherever you want in the city. The city offers you multiple options to choose from including tube, railway services, buses, cable cars, trams, and taxi cabs.

The Tube, overground rail, and bus services are the most convenient and cheapest way to get around London. You can get an Oyster card to ride on any of these transportation options and reach most parts of the city.

In terms of speed, the underground tube is the best choice. It is quick, flexible and can be availed at a discount using the Oyster card.

For tourists, the red double-decker buses and the riverboat (Thames Clipper) are good choices too. The places where you cannot take underground tubes or overground rail can be reached with the help of the Docklands Light Railway services.

A taxi cab is a quick way to reach your destination but extremely pricey. London is a huge city with attractions spread throughout and not concentrated in a single area. So make sure to know about the transportation options available in the city and how much it would cost you.While you can explore the city by car, the traffic in London is a nightmare. This is why it is best to travel around the city using the metro or the buses.

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15 Best Things to Do in London in 2022 Incl. Travel Tips

PSA: All Covid-19 requirements in London have been scrapped as of March 2022 — meaning it’s business as usual, no pre-departure tests, quarantine or arrival forms! 🥳 Here are the best things to do in London, plus travel tips at the end.

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Buckingham Palace, Borough Market, the British Museum — that’s all I could fit into my first London itinerary. It was sufficient, given that it was just two days before hitting other cities like Bristol, Bath, and Brighton.

Four years later, I got the chance to revisit London. This time for a month! It allowed me to slow down and really get to know the city better.

A month later and I still feel like I’ve only scratched the surface. There are countless weekend markets, musicals running everyday, free museums… after my second visit, I can confirm that London is one of the most lively cities I’ve ever been to.

If it’s your first time in London — here are some of my favourite recommendations:

1) Warner Bros. Studio Tour London

Despite being about an hour out of London, city — the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London had to be number one on the list. (especially for the Potterhead who can recite several scenes from memory — a.k.a me )

The average visit lasts 3.5hrs, but I spent double the amount of time there. There’s so much to take in — actual movie sets, original costumes and props, and behind-the-scenes footage!

From the iconic Great Hall where Harry and gang got sorted into their houses to Diagon Alley where they picked up school supplies, the tour is definitely worth the money if you’re a fan.

*Pro-tip: Book your tickets way in advance — entry is via time slots and we’d recommend choosing the earliest for ample time to explore!

Cost: From £49.95 (~S$91)  Opening hours: 9:30AM – 8PM (Weekdays), 8:30AM – 10PM (Weekends) How to get there: Take the West Coast Main Line to Watford Junction station, then a 15min shuttle bus (incl. in ticket)

Read also: Harry Potter London Itinerary: The Quintessential Guide To 4 Days in London for All Potterheads

2) Thrift Shopping at Brick Lane

Brick Lane is an edgy, youthful neighbourhood in East London. We visited on a Saturday and were greeted by streets lined with murals and graffiti; buskers beatboxing and food carts dishing out hot meals.

Besides the main street, there are several markets to check out — you could easily spend a full day here and still not cover everything.

There are a lot of vintage and thrift shops in Brick Lane — and the prices range quite a bit too! Some shops sold secondhand sweaters for £10, and some offered more unique pieces for £150. The Brick Lane Vintage Market is one such place that’s a little more upmarket, but still really fun to explore!

Food-wise, there’s a lot to be excited about. Like the famous Beigel Bake salt beef beigel (£5.50) that’s been around 1974! For more options, head to Upmarket (above Brick Lane Vintage Market) and the Old Spitalfields Market .

Opening hours: Different markets have different opening hours, but most open from 10AM – 5PM How to get there: Take the District, Hammersmith or City line to Aldgate East station, walk 11min

3) Catch a Musical at West End

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When in London, you’ve got to watch a musical. London’s West End is home to dozens of award-winning musicals, with shows playing every night.

Popular musicals include Wicked , The Book of Mormon , Mamma Mia! and The Phantom of the Opera . I managed to catch three musicals during our month-long stay in London — and The Book of Mormon is my favourite! It’s satirical, witty, and just insanely entertaining.

*Pro-tip: Afternoon and weekday shows tend to be cheaper!

4) Panoramic Views from Sky Garden

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Several friends recommended a trip to the Sky Garden for the best views of London. This 38-storey building is home to London’s highest public garden, and the entrance is free!

View from the Sky Garden. Photo credit: @thechrisbatch via Instagram

Tickets are released every Monday and get snatched up really quickly, so book as early as possible (three weeks in advance!).

Entrance fee: Free Opening hours: 10AM – 6PM (Mon – Fri), 11AM – 9PM (Sat – Sun) How to get there: Take the District or Circle Line to Monument station, walk 3min

5) Camden Market and Primrose Hill

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Camden Market is a bustling area of over 1,000 stores selling everything from street food to vintage fashion.

The outdoor section sees mainly street food stalls offering more than just British favourites. I had a tough time deciding what to have for lunch — choices include Hawaiian poke bowls, fresh Italian pasta, and American hotdogs.

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Indoors is where the shops are at! Local artisans are selling handmade leather goods and jewelry, friends are rummaging through thrift shops; there’s even live music at a few bars.

*Pro-tip: Camden Market gets really crowded during mealtimes. Order takeaway and walk 9min to Primrose Hill in Regent’s Park to enjoy your food! It’s one of the best viewpoints in London, with unobstructed views of the city skyline.

Opening hours: 10AM – 6PM How to get there: Take the Northern line to Camden Town, walk 5min

6) Museum -Hopping

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One of the best things to do in London is to visit a museum. And if you need another reason: Entrance is FREE for most museums. You just gotta pre-book a slot online!

The British Museum was first on my list as it was featured in Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb . The modern interior architecture was an attraction in itself, and the main exhibits include the Egyptian sculpture gallery and Roman empire display.

Step into the Natural History Museum and be greeted by a 25.2m-long blue whale skeleton!

Another museum worth checking out is the Natural History Museum . The focus here is on the natural world and evolution — all the way back to the time of dinosaurs.

7) Buckingham Palace  and Hyde Park

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Buckingham Palace is the official residence of the royal family and is one of London’s most recognised landmarks. This palace complex has been around 1703 and now has almost 800 rooms.

One of the best (free!) things to do here is watching the changing of guards outside Buckingham Palace. It happens at 10:45AM every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday — I’d suggest coming early to reserve a good spot as it gets crowded.

Entrance fee: £30 (~S$55) Opening hours: 9:30AM – 7:30PM, Last entry at 5:15PM (Jul – Aug), 9:30AM – 6:30PM, Last entry at 4:15PM (Sep – Oct)  How to get there: Take the Circle or District line to Victoria or St. Jame’s Park station then walk 11min

8) Notting Hill and Portobello Market

If the name Notting Hill sounds familiar, you might have gotten the reference from the famous 1999 romantic comedy , starring Huge Grant and Julia Roberts!

This upscale neighbourhood in West London houses iconic filming locations including the colourful houses along Lancaster Road, The Notting Hill Bookshop, and the Blue Door.

*Pro-tip: The best day to visit is Saturday — when all the street stalls are open. The market isn’t open on Sundays.

Notting Hill is also home to Portobello Market , one of liveliest markets in London. It stretches along Portobello Road, and you’ll find stalls selling everything from antiques to secondhand clothing to books.

At the end, there’s a street food section perfect for a lunch break. International cuisine is aplenty — Korean fried chicken, Spanish paella and North African dishes are just a few options!

Don’t ignore the permanent stores when you visit; there are several gems worth checking out. Like the many charity shops (Oxfam, Fara and British Red Cross), coffee houses and other small businesses.

Portobello Market Opening hours: 9AM – 6PM (Mon – Wed), 9AM – 1PM (Thu), 9AM – 7PM (Fri), 9AM – 7PM (Sat), Closed on Sun  How to get there: Take the Circle line to Ladbroke Grove, walk 5min

9) Shop at Oxford Street

Whether it’s your first or fifth time visiting, one of the best things to do in London is to walk down Oxford Street. It’s Europe’s busiest shopping street, with around 300 shops — Primark, Zara, Marks & Spencer among them.

Even if you’re not looking to buy anything, the area is a fantastic place to soak in the lively city atmosphere, with buskets and performers, and the iconic red buses that periodically drive by!

Opening hours : Most shops close by 9PM  How to get there: Take the Victoria line to Oxford Circus Underground Station. Oxford Street is located right at the exit

10) Grab a Bite at Borough Market

Borough Market is London’s most well-known market. It’s been around since 1756 and is split into three areas — Three Crown Square, Green Market, and Borough Market Kitchen.

The first two are where you’ll find fresh produce, while Borough Market Kitchen is the street food area.  

*Pro-tip: Borough Market is located within walking distance of the River Thames! Grab a bite and stroll along the river, and cross the famous Millennium Bridge that leads to St Paul’s Cathedral.

Opening hours: 10AM – 5PM (Mon – Fri), 8AM – 5PM (Sat), 10AM – 3PM (Sun) How to get there: Take the Jubilee or Northern line to London Underground station, Borough Market is located right beside it

11) Dine Out at Chinatown

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One of the most popular things to do in London is visiting Chinatown , located right next to West End! The iconic red lanterns and grand gate are clear signs you’ve arrived in this lively neighbourhood.

There’s several Chinese restaurants, but you’ll find other Asian cuisines too! Some recommended eateries include Golden Dragon ( dim sum ), Dumplings’ Legend and BaoziInn Romilly Street .

Opening hours: Generally 12PM – 12AM How to get there: Take the Piccadilly or Northern Line to Leicester Square station, walk 3min

12) Catch Street Performances at Covent Garden

Hanging out at Covent Garden is one of the most popular things to do in London. It’s a hot spot for dining and shopping (mostly upscale brands like TAG Heuer and Ray-Ban), with occasional street performers as well.

Here you’ll find the well-loved Flat Iron steak house — a must-try when visiting London for the first time!

Opening hours: 24 hours, but shops are usually open from 10AM – 8PM How to get there: Take the Piccadilly line to Covent Garden station, walk 2min

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Located at the heart of West End, Soho is London’s nightlife and entertainment district! It’s also a hot spot for the city’s LGBT community with several gay bars in the area.

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Check out Carnaby Street — located behind Oxford Street — for Instagrammable streets, plus an endless amount of shopping and dining options.

Opening hours: 24 hours How to get there: Take the Bakerloo, Central or Victoria line to Oxford Circus, walk 1min

14) Greenwich 

Located further South across the River Thames is the charming, cultural neighbourhood of Greenwich . This area is known for its naval and military past, with landmarks like the National Maritime Museum and the Queen’s House — both free entry!

Right beside the train station is Greenwich Market . It’s not big, but there are some interesting food options available.

*Pro-tip: There aren’t any seats at Greenwich Market. Buy street food and walk over to the Thames Foreshore for views of the river!

One of the best things to do in Greenwich is hanging out at Greenwich Park , London’s oldest Royal Park. Climb to the top of the hill where The Royal Observatory sits for the best views of the city.

Fun fact: The Prime Meridian Line is located there too. It’s the exact spot that divides the eastern and western hemispheres — meaning longitude zero!

After chilling at Greenwich Park, head down to Old Royal Naval College ! The final fight scene from Thor: The Dark World was filmed here! You’ll be walking on the same grounds as the God of Thunder 🤩.

Opening hours: 24 hours How to get there: Take the Jubilee line to North Greenwich station

15) Tower Bridge

If there’s a blockbuster film featuring London, you can bet that Tower Bridge will be in it. Opened in 1894, Tower Bridge has been a key landmark in London’s cityscape.

For a fee, visitors can cross the iconic glass walkway between the two towers and enjoy views of the River Thames as well as view the engine rooms that were used to raise the bridge.

Entrance fee: £11.40 (~S$18.40) Opening hours: 9:30AM – 6PM, Last entry 5PM How to get there: Take the District or Circle line to Tower Hill station, walk 7min

Pre-trip Essentials and Tips for Your Next Trip to London

Entry requirements: As of 18 Mar 2022 , visitors to the UK no longer need to complete a passenger locator form or take any pre-departure or on-arrival Covid-19 tests.

Connectivity:  Vodafone UK SIM card costs £30 for 25GB of data, which can be found at Heathrow Airport.

Transport within London: The easiest way to get around London is via train or bus. There are a few different train services, and the main one is the London Underground (or the Tube, as locals call it).

London is divided up into nine travel zones and most attractions are located in Central London (Zone 1). There are peak fares (Mon – Fri) from 6:30AM – 9:30AM and 4PM – 7PM.

You can either purchase an Oyster Card (£5) or use a contactless payment card (like Apple Pay!). A single-tube journey in Zone 1 costs £2.40 (S$4.38) while a bus ride is £1.55.

Where to stay in London: We’d recommend staying in Zone 1, where most of the main attractions are located! One of the best places to stay in London for first-time visitors is Covent Garden, as it’s within walking distance to West End and Oxford Street

Tips for planning your next trip to London:

1) You can pretty much go cashless ( we did, for a full month ) — most street food stalls also accept card!

2) Book tickets early in advance. Slots for the Warner Bros Studio Tour, The Shard, and museum tickets run out quickly — I tried booking tickets for The Shard two weeks in advance and there were none left.

3) Transport (even public) can add up very quickly — save on transport costs by planning your London itinerary to cover attractions within walking distance of each other on the same day. Walking is also a great way to see the city — here’s a Google Maps link with all the attractions pinned!

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London comes alive once the weather starts to pick up, and with the sun (mostly) shining and evenings getting longer, there’s a whole summer ahead to enjoy all the city has to offer. From thought-provoking exhibitions to raucous street parties, we round up 12 of the top cultural events not to miss this season.

Explore the creativity of African fashion

The Victoria and Albert Museum has opened its first African fashion exhibition, displaying designs, photographs, and films from 25 of the continent’s 54 countries. The exhibit is divided into two sections, with the first chronicling historical outfits and images from the late 1950s onwards, while the second spotlights the new generation of designers and fashion photographers working in Africa today. 

Brush up on queer history at the UK’s first LGBTQ+ museum

Queer Britain , the UK’s only permanent LGBTQ+ history museum, opened its doors this spring after four years of planning. The free museum in Granary Square includes four gallery spaces and will host its first exhibition We Are Queer Britain , from July 20, marking 50 years since London’s earliest Pride march. 

Delight in a daytime light show

Festive light installations are an annual Instagram favorite, but now you can experience sparkling trails in the summer with Canary Wharf’s free festival of art. Summer Lights features 17 outdoor installations rendered in colorful transparent glass, reflective metal, and other materials that play with natural light.

Welcome Dippy home

Having concluded his four-year nationwide tour, the Natural History Museum ’s famous Diplodocus cast is back in London. Visitors can admire the 26m skeleton replica, along with reflections on the changing state of nature and biodiversity from Dippy’s UK tour, for free until the year’s end.

Take a herbology lesson in Professor Sprout’s greenhouse 

The Warner Bros Studio Tour is a must-see for Harry Potter fans, and this summer brings an exciting addition: Professor Sprout’s greenhouse , where Hogwarts pupils studied herbology with the no-nonsense head of Hufflepuff House. An interactive display allows visitors to pull out a potted mandrake and admire exotic plants, including the Venomous Tentacula hanging from the ceiling.

Grab tickets for the Queen of Dragons’ West End debut

The West End boasts no shortage of starry talent, and one of the year’s most anticipated productions is Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull at the Harold Pinter Theatre. After cutting its 2020 run short due to Covid-19, Jamie Lloyd directs Game of Thrones’s Emilia Clarke in a modernized adaptation of the classic play.

Get inspired by London ballroom culture

From August 1, the courtyard of Somerset House will play host to The Bright Land , a festival created by artists Gareth Pugh and Carson McColl. A 35m observation wheel will offer stunning views over the Thames. At the same time, weekends will see a selection of curated street parties, including weekly open-air vogue balls showcasing the best dance, fashion, and music of the city’s ballroom scene.

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Take a moment to reflect in a sleek pavilion

Each summer, the Serpentine Gallery commissions an internationally known architect to design its pavilion in Hyde Park , with free entry from June to October. This year, the Serpentine selected its first non-architect, Chicago-based artist Theaster Gates, who has created an imposing, cylindrical 10m structure called the Black Chapel , inspired by traditional kilns found in England's Stoke-on-Trent and the western US.

Catch an open-air screening in a striking setting

Many London locations tempt fate with outdoor cinemas each summer, but our pick is the Barbican’s series. From August 23-28, guests can enjoy the iconic concert film Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii , Studio Ghibli’s animated fantasy Princess Mononoke and dreamlike multigenerational drama Daughters of the Dust against the stark Brutalist backdrop of the Sculpture Court .

Pump up the volume with top musical acts

Festival season is well underway in the city, and the best of them is in Victoria Park , where All Points East is staging six days of live music. This year’s headliners are Gorillaz (August 19), Tame Impala (August 25), The National (August 26), Disclosure (August 27), and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (August 28), plus a Field Day takeover featuring The Chemical Brothers and Kraftwerk (August 20). 

Experience Europe’s biggest street party

Following a two-year hiatus, Notting Hill Carnival returns to the capital over the August bank holiday weekend. The festival celebrates the rich history of Caribbean culture in the UK and will see a vibrant parade of floats, trucks, and glittering costumed performers making their way through west London — with delicious food stalls and earth-shaking sound systems along the route.

Immerse yourself in outdoor arts

Close out the summer at the free Greenwich+Docklands International Festival , which brings together an array of theatre, art, dance, and circus performances from August 26 to September 11. Highlights include a 9.7m rotating zoetrope called Charon, originally created for Burning Man ; the Royal Ballet’s production of Sleepwalker with differently-abled dancer Joe Powell-Main; and a wave of rainbow-colored foam by Stephanie Luning.

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• Westminster Abbey is possibly the best example of early English gothic architecture. royal coronations, weddings and funerals have taken place here for centuries.
• The British Museum is the country’s largest and one of London’s most popular attractions with artefacts from some of the world’s most interesting civilisations.
• The new Shakespeare’s Globe is as close to the original as possible, including being subject to the English weather.
• Covent Garden is a beautiful lunch spot with a bit of shopping and free performances.
• Wander the rooms of the monarch’s official residence at Buckingham Palace.
• Hyde Park offers a sanctuary in the chaos of London.
• Camden Market is a blend of three separate markets that sell a little bit of everything.
• The Sky Garden is a beautiful terrace garden to watch the sunset. Tickets are free but book in advance.

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• London is huge, so if you’re short on time, try and choose an area you want to explore.
• Getting a free Oyster card is a great way to save time and cash on the tube.
• Some people don’t realise how close tube stops can be. Sometimes it’s quicker to walk!
• Many of the larger museums are free.
• If you want to see a West End show last minute, the TKTS booth sells all remaining unsold tickets for the day.
• Oxford Street is the place to shop but avoid it on a Saturday.

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London Should Be Your Next International Trip—Here’s Why

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So when it came to my first international trip in several years, there was only one place that made sense. London is one of my favorite cities—I’m quite familiar with it thanks to the four months I spent there in college—and revisiting a destination where I was already comfortable made easing back into big travel much simpler. Although I was still wary about that first during-a-pandemic trip (Europe? In this economy?), dwelling on the beloved spots I planned to hit up again helped reduce that travel anxiety. London was also an ideal location for me as an English speaker, as well as the seamless learning curves with currency (Apple Pay is everywhere), getting around (the Tube is clean and convenient), and general etiquette. Plus, there were exciting new attractions on the horizon—a giant slide at the Tower of London? Yup, they’ve got it—that had me genuinely giddy even amid the travel chaos.

Despite any trip-induced headaches, visiting a cool destination is still a fulfilling and worthwhile experience. Ahead, discover what hotels, restaurants, and attractions London has to offer in 2022—so you can make travel joyful once again.

London’s best attraction of the season is the Superbloom at the Historic Royal Palace’s Tower of London . While the Tower is one of London’s most iconic (and haunting) buildings, the Superbloom breathes new life—quite literally—into the nearly 1,000-year-old structure. Originally designed as a fortress, the Tower features a wraparound moat that has never been open to the public before. Now, though, HRP has planted more than 20 million seeds in the moat, which have been blooming into vibrant flowers all summer long.

Tom O’Leary, director of public engagement at HRP, says that from the orange poppies to the blue, white, and pink cornflowers, most of the seeds were selected to attract pollinators like bees and butterflies. “There are an abundance of pollinating insects in London, but in urban environments, these insects have to travel on average seven miles per day to find food, in contrast to three miles in the countryside,” he explains. “Superbloom marks the start of the transformation of the moat at the Tower of London into a permanent and sustainable naturalistic landscape.”

This project will up the ecological ante for years to come. Although the exhibit closes on September 18, the flowers will bloom year after year, allowing visitors to walk through the curving paths, listen to music composed specially for the exhibit, and try out the giant slide they’ve set up in the moat (we said there’d be one!).

When you’re done admiring the floral masterpiece, head inside the Tower to gaze at the Royal Family’s Crown Jewels collection, see where Anne Boleyn stayed before being coronated (and where she met her untimely death), and spot the iconic Tower Ravens—legend says the kingdom will fall if they ever fly away from the Tower.

After being sufficiently creeped out by this Historic Royal Palace, head to its more regal sister property, Kensington Palace . Commonly known for being the site where Will, Kate, & Co. currently live, Kensington is situated in Hyde Park and features extensive history on Queen Victoria—the longstanding monarch was born in the palace and was living there when she ascended the throne at age 18.

Not to be missed, though, is “ Life Through a Royal Lens ,” an exhibit at Kensington Palace on display through October 30 that chronicles the royal family’s relationship with photography . It begins with the grainy daguerreotypes of Victoria and Albert’s early exploration into the medium and flashes through decades of both regal and casual images. The intimate photos of Princess Margaret , taken by her husband, renowned photographer Anthony Armstrong-Jones, will stop you in your tracks, as will the group shots of Diana, Will, and Harry, taken before she died .

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Before you leave the city, don’t skip the London Eye for the best views of Big Ben—which has officially shed the scaffolding that obscured it for the last few years. The shiny new clocktower is definitely worth viewing from above.

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For classically luxe accommodations—where you’ll have London’s biggest attractions at your fingertips—try Sea Containers . Located on the South Bank of the Thames, Sea Containers boasts 359 rooms and suites with bold, nautical interiors. Amenities include thoughtful touches like USB ports for charging (no more worrying about international adapters), and you’ll have access to one of London’s swankiest bars, Lyaness , which prides itself on using unusual ingredients like oyster honey and fruit furikake.

Book Your Stay: Sea Containers ($$) and Lyaness ($$$) are located at 20 Upper Ground, London. read reviews

One Hundred Shoreditch

If you’re in the market for a trendier vibe, stay at the newly opened One Hundred Shoreditch . Located in the heart of Shoreditch, a buzzy east side neighborhood known for its nightlife and vintage shops, One Hundred and its plant-filled lobby are just begging to live on your Instagram story. The 258 rooms and suites feature nature-chic decor—think sculptural vases with dried botanicals, woven wall hangings, and paper lantern light fixtures. The front-facing studio lofts’ large bay windows are complete with a cozy chair while the suites’ private balconies look out onto London’s skyscrapers. Sustainable swaps add to the ambiance: Rather than stocking rooms with travel-size toiletries and plastic water bottles, each bathroom has large refillable glass bottles for shower necessities, and every floor has a water refill station.

Book Your Stay: One Hundred Shoreditch ($$) is located at 100 Shoreditch High Street, London. read reviews

Where to Eat

The perennial knock on London is that the culinary offerings are, well, not the city’s strong suit. Get those lies out of your head—pronto. As a mixing bowl for all different cultures, London has adopted a wide variety of cuisines. The Indian food is famously delicious (I could wax poetic for days about the house black daal at Dishoom ), but the Middle Eastern fare is heavenly, too.

Imad’s Syrian Kitchen is no exception: A new darling on the London restaurant scene, Imad’s was opened in 2021 by Imad Alarnab, a Syrian chef whose former Damascus-based restaurants were destroyed due to the war. While making his way to London, Alarnab cooked for his fellow refugees—dazzling them as he eventually did hungry Londoners.

Alarnab’s Soho-based restaurant is nestled on the third level of Kingly Court, a lively open-air confluence of bustling restaurants that you’ll discover by turning down an unassuming alleyway off Carnaby Street. Adorned with Grecian blue tiling and trailing pothos vines, the bright space meshes café with bistro. On the menu, falafel is a must: Instead of standard spheres, the chickpea filling is shaped as a small donut, ensuring that each bite has a taste of that perfectly crisp exterior. Other hits include the zahraa harra (roasted cauliflower that puts all other vegetables to shame) and refreshing Syrian ice cream (topped with threads of white cotton candy). The best part? Alarnab is known for walking around the restaurant and chatting with guests, so you can thank him face-to-face—and you’ll want to.

If you’re after a more traditional British menu but prefer a fancy experience, try the Michelin-starred restaurant Marcus . The vibe is effortlessly upscale but not stuffy, and the lunch menu (£60 for three courses) is divine.

Another elegant (and sumptuous) way to entertain yourself is, of course, afternoon tea. One of the classiest options is The Dorchester , a historic hotel located just off Hyde Park and a stone’s throw from Buckingham Palace. For £75, you’ll be treated to dainty finger sandwiches and unlimited pours of their more than 30 tea options .

When you’re ready to return to the mortal world with some casual food, head to one of London’s many markets. (Dining alfresco is the best way to enjoy the city’s rare sunny days.) New on the scene is the Tower of London location of KERB , an organization dedicated to highlighting street food that might otherwise go unnoticed. They group food trucks and stands into combined markets where diners can bounce between cuisines like barbecue, Taiwanese, Caribbean, Swedish, Indian, and more. (P.S.: The utensils and cups can be composted!) There are multiple KERB locations across the city, but, with an unparalleled view of Tower Bridge and Superbloom in full swing, the Tower of London location is an idyllic way to experience London.

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Clearly, London offers simply any activity, food, or attraction you might be interested in. It comes in handy to know that during your first big trip in our Covid-changed world, you’re pretty much guaranteed to enjoy yourself—and, reader, I did. [Editor’s note: The writer received comped experiences for this story.]

Cassie Hurwitz (she/her) is an associate editor at Oprah Daily, where she covers everything from culture to entertainment to lifestyle. She can typically be found in the middle of multiple books and TV shows all at once. Previously, Cassie worked at Parents , Rachael Ray In Season , and Reveal. Her love language is pizza (New York slices, Chicago deep dish, and otherwise). 

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Bagi yang pertama kali akan ke London, sedikit perkongsian tip ini mungkin dapat membantu anda untuk merancang perjalanan ke London dengan bajet yang minima :

1. Guna Oystercard lebih jimat, boleh naik tube dan bas tanpa had.

Anda juga boleh buat pre order di laman web Oystercard, boleh hantar ke seluruh dunia, best kan, belum sampai London lagi dah ada kad Oyster. Dapat ambil feel dulu sebelum sampai.

2. Tambang percuma utuk kanak-kanak

Kanak-kanak umur bawah 11 tahun tak perlu beli Oyster Card jika travel dengan orang dewasa, boleh naik percuma.

3. Makanan halal

Nak cari makanan halal murah boleh pergi ke London Central Mosques, dalam dewan makan masjid ada jual makanan halal, harganya sangat berpatutan.

4. Jimat di dewan makan Harrods

Salah satu cara lagi nak jimat duit makan, boleh pergi ke dewan makan Harrods 30 minit sebelum tutup, anda boleh beli makanan dengan harga runtuh. Kebanyakkan kedai makanan akan membuat jualan penghabisan Beli 1 Percuma 1.

5. Melawat muzium-muzium di London secara percuma

Di London terdapat lebih dari 20 buah muzium tanpa dikenakan bayaran tiket masuk. Antara muzium best yang percuma ialah:

The British museum, Natural History & Sceince museum, Maritime museum, Imperial War museum, Horniman museum, Museum of London, Transport museum dan banyak lagi. Mengapa bayar lebih, yang percuma kan ada! Haha.

6. Free walking tour

Anda juga boleh join London free walking tour, hanya perlu beri donation seikhlas hati, boleh semak jadual dalam laman web freelondonwalkingtours.com .

7. Air minuman

Air paip di London dikategorikan sangat bersih, jadi anda boleh minum air paip. Dapat jimat duit beli air mineral. Satu pound jimat banyak tu!

8. Lokasi menarik lain yang percuma

Nak naik London Eye mahal, tak dapatlah nak tengok pemandangan kota London, aduh! Sedihnya. Jangan gusar, ada pilihan lain lagi, anda boleh ke Parliament Hill ataupun Primrose Hill.

Dari situ anda boleh lihat pemandangan kota London, walaupun pemandangannya tidak secantik berbanding London Eye, tapi kira oklah kan, sebab ianya percuma. Tak perlu bayar tiket pun.

9. Sky Garden, lokasi lihat London yag menarik

Selain dari dua tempat di atas, anda juga boleh lihat pemandangan kota London dari Sky Garden, sangat cantik, tapi anda perlu tempah awal tiket untuk naik ke atas. Yang seronoknya ianya adalah percuma! Boleh semak laman web ini untuk tempah tiket skygarden.london/booking .

10. Waktu sesuai travel bagi yang ingin berjimat

Untuk jimat kos, elakkan travel pada musim perayaan krismas, awal tahun baru dan cuti sekolah pada musim panas, kerana kos travel pada waktu tersebut tersangat mahal. Pertengahan September hingga awal Oktober, Mac hingga April antara waktu terbaik dan murah untuk datang ke London.

11. Sewa kereta dan parking

Sewa kereta pandu sendiri juga mungkin bukan pilihan terbaik untuk tour kota London, kerana kadar bayaran parking sangat tinggi dan trafik juga sangat sibuk.

12. Lesen memandu

Untuk memandu di London tidak disyaratkan lesen memandu antarabangsa, anda boleh guna lesen memandu Malaysia saja. Tetapi hanya terhad untuk tempoh setahun sahaja.

13. 4 ikonik London

Mungkin anda hanya punya waktu yang singkat di London, walaupun hanya sekejap, jangan lepaskan peluang untuk bergambar dengan empat ikonik penting kota London iaitu : pondok telefon merah, teksi hitam, Big Ben dan Istana Westminster.

14. Bas Hop On Hop Off

Untuk lebih mudah dan jimat masa, boleh beli tiket bas Hop-on Hop-off, anda boleh lihat ke hampir semua tempat-tempat utama di London.

15. Cukai VAT

Di London mereka mengenakan cukai VAT (Value added tax) pada setiap barang yang dijual, kebiasaannya harga yang tertera sudah termasuk sekali cukai VAT.

16. Kecemasan

Jika berlaku kecemasan dail 999 (polis/ambulan).

17. Travel insurance

Jangan abaikan travel insuran, laburkan sedikit wang, tak mahal pun, bawah RM100 saja harganya, ianya sangat penting jika berlaku kes kecemasan.

18. Beli tiket online dan datang awal ke lokasi hot

Jika anda merancang untuk melawat tempat-tempat popular seperti Madame Tussauds dan London Eye, datang awal dan beli tiket secara online untuk elak dari beratur panjang.

19. Pengangkutan awam

Pengangkutan awam keretapi bawah tanah di London dipanggil Underground atau Tube.

Sediakan payung kecil dalam beg galas anda, tak kira musim apapun anda datang London, dalam masa satu minggu paling kurang mesti akan ada satu hari hujan.

21. Ramalan cuaca

Sentiasa semak ramalan cuaca, kerana cuaca di London sentiasa berubah. Hari ini panas suhu cecah 38 celsius, esoknya pula mendung, hujan dan sejuk suhu bawah 20 darjah celsius.

22. Lokasi membeli belah

Jika anda suka membeli belah, jangan lepaskan peluang untuk pergi ke tiga pasar utama ini di London : Camden Lock Market, Brick Lane London Market dan Portobello road market London.

Di sini anda boleh membeli pelbagai jenis barangan dengan harga yang murah. Barang antik dan barang terpakai semua ada jual.

23. Waktu sesuai ke Oxford Street

Mahu membeli belah dengan selesa di Oxford Street? Elakkan berkunjung pada hari sabtu dan ahad. Pergi pada hari biasa, kerana pada hari biasa tidak terlalu ramai orang.

24. Tempoh minima di London

Untuk lebih kepuasan, luangkan masa sekurang-kurangnya 5 hari untuk travel di London.

25. Peluang masuk ke Buckingham Palace

Mungkin ada yang tak perasan, sebenarnya kita boleh masuk ke dalam Buckingham Palace, pada setiap tahun kebiasaannya Buckingham Palace akan dibuka untuk pelawat mulai akhir bulan Julai hingga awal bulan Oktober. Boleh semak harga tiket dan jadual di internet.

26. Lokasi menarik lain

Jika anda ada masa lebih, boleh rancang trip balik hari dari kota London, antara tempat menarik yang boleh anda pergi seperti Stonehenge, Windsor, Costwolds, Leeds Castle dan Downtown Abbey.

27. Penginapan

Dan yang terakhir ialah tempat tinggal, di London terdapat pelbagai pilihan jenis penginapan, amat digalakkan untuk tempah bilik awal sebelum tiba di London, saya selalu menggunakan aplikasi dan laman web hotelscombined untuk semak harga dan tempah penginapan di London dan ke mana saja saya travel.

Seronok guna aplikasi ini, boleh banding harga dari pelbagai laman web hotel. Untuk dapatkan deals yang terbaik, boleh download melalui pautan ini : https://www.hotelscombined.my

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These London travel blogs will help you create the perfect itinerary for your trip to one of the world’s most exciting cities!

One of my favourite parts of being a travel blogger is showcasing my home city via my blog. I mean, I adore travelling the world, but where do I know better than the city I live in?

I’ve built up lots of London travel guides on my blog, sharing my favourite quirky things to do in the city, where to eat , and some weird and wonderful places to stay too.

First time visitors should tick off the obvious sights like Buckingham Palace, the London Eye, Tower Bridge, Hyde Park, the London Eye and the Houses of Parliament. You’ll probably go on a free walking tour to see a few other sights too. But… after you’ve seen the obvious ‘in every movie about London’ landmarks, where’s next?

Well that’s where I come in! Once you’ve seen the top sights in Central London, it’s time to go local. Why not catch the tube north to beautiful, leafy Hampstead and mooch around Hampstead Heath or grab a bite to eat in one of the area’s characterful pubs?

How about heading west to Shepherd’s Bush , one of London’s vibrant areas, and enjoying neon crazy golf, tasty local food and some unique entertainment?

You’ve probably heard about Camden and its famous market, but would you know the best places to eat once you get there? My London travel blogs will guide you to the most delicious treats in the area.

In fact, if you travel with your stomach, I’ve got guides to the best food markets in London , some great ramen joints dotted around the city, a list of bizarre themed restaurants , as well as a few hot tickets if you’re travelling on a tight budget .

Find out about an amazing food tour of Borough Market, where Londoners go for cocktails in Covent Garden, and a few events at the Natural History Museum that are guaranteed to surprise you!

These London travel blogs are packed full of personal tips – things you’ll only learn from years of living in the city. Follow them and you’re guaranteed to plan a memorable, action-packed itinerary! 

London Travel Blogs And Travel Guides

After living in this incredible city for most of my life, it's time to share my top London travel blogs and guides with you!

If you have any questions, don't forget you can always email me or leave a comment below.

48 Quirky And Unusual Things To Do In London 

From afternoon tea with a twist, to solving mysterious crimes and playing captain for the day, this is the definitive guide to the unique, crazy and downright unusual things to do in London.

Quirky, Unusual And Unique Restaurants In London 

From watching circus performers as you tuck into your main course, to eating in the dark, in a prison or while watching some weird and wonderful entertainment, these unique restaurants in London all offer something very special.

London’s Best Food Markets

From Borough and Brixton to Camden and Hampstead, it's time to reveal the best food markets in London.

11 Quirky Hotels In London For 2021

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The Best Escape Rooms In London

The best escape rooms in London will have you cracking codes, solving puzzles, escaping from Mafia bosses, perfecting your wizarding spells and stealing millions of pounds.

13 London Desserts You Have To Try

From super-duper freakshakes and croissant-donut hybrids, to the latest waffle sensation and ice cream filled macaroons, these are the top London desserts right now.

Best Ramen In London

Time to share where to eat the best ramen in London. From Tonkotsu and Ippudo to Bone Daddies and Kanada-Ya, where should you go for your bowl of noodle soup?

Amazing CHEAP Restaurants In Central London

This guide to the best cheap restaurants in London is perfect if you’re on a budget!

Best Cafes To Work From In London

Searching for the best cafes to work from in London? No doubt you’ll need Wi-Fi, power, good coffee and a relaxed but focused atmosphere. Find out which places I'd recommend.

Where To Go For Cocktails In Covent Garden, London

What are the best cocktail bars in Covent Garden? From secret and quirky bars to glam hotels, find out where to go for cocktails in Covent Garden, London.

The Best Things To Do In Shepherd's Bush Right Now

From immersive experiences, shopping and escape rooms, to crazy golf, spinning and delicious food, these are the best things to do in Shepherd’s Bush, London.

The Best Restaurants In Shepherd’s Bush

From cute cafes and romantic wine bars, to immersive dining experiences, delicious dim sum and tasty Middle Eastern cuisine, it’s time to reveal some of the best restaurants in Shepherd’s Bush.

Best Places To Eat In Camden Town

The definitive guide to the best places to eat in Camden, featuring the best pub for a Sunday roast, top burger, tasty curry, plus some great cheap eats in Camden Market.

A Helicopter Tour Of London

As bucket list activities go, a helicopter flight over London has to be one of them! Find out more about this once in a lifetime experience now.

The Best East London Street Art Tour

From incredible murals and unusual graffiti, to colourful hidden messages, it’s time for London street art tour. 

Top 10 Things To Do In Hampstead, London

With a great food market, adorable streets and of course Hampstead Heath, there are plenty of amazing things to do in Hampstead. 

The Best London Food Tour

Flavoursome salami from Sussex and Wales, English sparkling wines that compete with the best champagnes, and traditional pies filled with indulgent fillings – this London food tour is a reminder that British cuisine shouldn’t be overlooked!

When Is The Best Time To Visit London?

England is a country obsessed with weather. Don’t know what to say? Comment on the weather! Us Brits talk about it a lot, but contrary to what you may have heard, we don’t have awful weather in London. It’s just a little unpredictable and varies from region to region.

You can expect average lows of around 5 °C in London in January / February, and highs around 25°C in July / August.

If you’re wondering when is the best time to visit England, I’d suggest planning a trip in May or June. The weather tends to be warm and sunny, rain is at a minimum and it’s out of peak season, so you shouldn’t be battling any big crowds either. The longest day is around 20th June every year, so it’s a time you can enjoy maximum daylight hours exploring!

I’ve never been a fan of November in London. It’s the wettest month of the year, and while December can be pretty cold, there’s a Christmas magic in London which always puts a smile on my face!

Planning your trip to London? Here are a few quick highlights:

There are so many amazing things to do in London! What are you going to choose? 

Let me know if you have any questions about anything I’ve mentioned in my London travel guides, or any questions about public transport, safety or areas I’ve not mentioned already. If you want to check out any of my other travel guides about the UK, you can find them all here .

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With a passion for food, fun and adventure, Chloe is the content creator behind one of the UK's top travel blogs Wanderlust Chloe. From volcano boarding in Nicaragua, to sailing around Sicily and eating her way around Japan, her travels have taken her to some of the coolest spots on the planet. Named Travel Influencer of the Year in 2022, Chloe regularly works with a number of tourism boards, producing inspirational travel content across multiple platforms. Find out more about Chloe here.

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Bertolak dari KLIA ke lapangan terbang Heatrow (Transit bergantung kepada jenis penerbangan).

• Makanan di dalam pesawat disediakan

CAMBRIDGE - YORK

Melawat di sekitar bandar Cambridge. Melihat keindahan seni bina Universiti Cambridge.

Membeli-belah di pasar terbuka di Cambridge yang berwarna warni dan bersejarah pula terletak ditengah-tengah bandar.

Kemudian, kita akan menuju ke York. Bermalam di York.

• Sarapan dan makan malam disediakan

YORK - EDINBURGH

Habiskan waktu melawat di sekitar bandar York.

Pada sebelah petang, kita akan bertolak ke Edinburgh.

Bermalam di Edinburgh.

Melawat di sekitar bandar Edinburgh.

Pada waktu petang kita akan membeli-belah di Princes Street yang terkenal di Edinburgh.

Bermalam di Edinburgh

• Sarapan dan makan malam disediakan.

LAKE DISTRICT - LIVERPOOL

Bergerak ke ‘The Lake District’. Lake District terletak di kawasan pergunungan di Barat Laut England.

Melawat kawasan sekitar kemudian kita akan bergerak ke Liverpool.

Bermalam di Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL - TELFORD

Mulakan lawatan ke The Royal Albert Dock (Pengkalan Diraja Albert).

Kemudian, kita akan membeli-belah di Outlet Designer Cheshire Oaks.

Seterusnya, bergerak ke Town of Telford. Bermalam di Telford.

Mulakan lawatan ke ‘The Iron Bridge’ dan kawasan sekitar.

Kemudian, kita akan melawat Muzium Victoria.

Pada sebelah petang, kita akan melawat bandar bersejarah di Wellington.

Bermalam di Telford.

WINDSOR - LONDON

Bergerak menuju ke kebun epal di Kent untuk merasai buah-buahan yang segar. (kecuali bulan September dan Oktober).

Melawat bandar bersejarah Canterbury dan kawasan sekitar.

Sekiranya berkelapangan, kita akan melawat Windsor (kediaman Keluarga Diraja British).

Bermalam di London.

Mulakan lawatan ke sekitar bandar London untuk melihat pemandangan terkenal dan menghayati panaromanya.

Lawatan itu menekankan pemandangan utama London.

Kemudian bergerak ke Heathrow London Airport untuk penerbangan pulang ke Malaysia.

LONDON AIRPORT

Tiba di KLIA (Transit bergantung kepada jenis penerbangan).

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Rute ke Dieng dari Jakarta Naik Kereta Api Beserta Waktu Tempuhnya

Rute ke Dieng dari Jakarta Naik Kereta 2024

Waktu tempuh menuju ke dieng, wisata dieng.

Dieng terletak di Jawa Tengah, tepatnya di perbatasan antara Kabupaten Wonosobo dan Kabupaten Banjarnegara. Bagi para traveler yang ingin pergi ke Dataran Tinggi Dieng, perjalanan dari Jakarta bisa menjadi pengalaman seru tersendiri.

Apalagi kalau perjalanannya ditempuh dengan kereta api. Kamu mungkin akan menikmati perjalanan yang santai sambil melewati berbagai pemandangan indah di sepanjang jalur rel. Ketahui rutenya dalam artikel ini.

Kalau dari Jakarta ke Dieng lebih dekat Stasiun Purwokerto. Traveler bisa mengawali perjalanan dari Jakarta di Stasiun Gambir atau Stasiun Pasar Senen.

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Umumnya, perjalanan dari Jakarta ke Wonosobo naik kereta ditempuh sekitar 4 jam lebih. DIlihat detikTravel dari laman resmi PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) (27/08/2024), berikut adalah daftar stasiun asal beserta stasiun tujuan dalam rute dari Jakarta ke Dieng dari stasiun tujuan terdekatnya.

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Perjalanan dari Stasiun Pasar Senen ke Stasiun Purwokerto ditempuh sekitar 4 jam 36 menitan. Biasanya, keberangkatan dari Stasiun Pasar adalah kereta-kereta kelas ekonomi, sehingga harganya lebih terjangkau.

Harga tiket kereta keberangkatan dari Stasiun Pasar Senen ke Stasiun Purwokerto berkisar mulai dari Rp 100 ribuan hingga Rp 600 ribuan.

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Perjalanan dari Stasiun Gambir ke Stasiun Purwokerto ditempuh sekitar 4 jam 23 menitan. Biasanya, keberangkatan dari Stasiun Gambir adalah kereta-kereta kelas luxury yang harganya cenderung lebih tinggi dari kereta yang dari Stasiun Pasar Senen.

Harga tiket kereta keberangkatan dari Stasiun Gambir ke Stasiun Purwokerto berkisar mulai dari Rp 300 ribu hingga Rp 1,5 jutaan.

Setelah turun di stasiun Purwokerto, traveler perlu melanjutkan perjalanan ke arah Wonosobo sebelum mencapai ke lokasi Dieng. Purwokerto cukup dekat dengan Wonosobo.

Dikutip dari salah satu travel agency yang menyediakan paket tour ke Dieng, jarak Stasiun Purwokerto ke Wonosobo berkisar 89,1 Km dengan dapat waktu tempuh pakai kendaraan kurang lebih 2 jam 10 menit.

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Coach trips from London to Ukmerge

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With FlixBus, you can conveniently reach 18 destinations from Ukmerge, including Riga, Vilnius, Tallinn.

Yes, night trip options are available from London to Ukmerge. Check out the route's schedule and choose the best option to suit your plans!

Starting rates for a trip from London to Ukmerge are at £104.99. Maximize your savings on FlixBus tickets by venturing during non-peak times and weekdays. Secure your ticket conveniently via this website or our app . Multiple secure payment options are at your disposal, including card payments, PayPal, Google Pay, among others. Check out all your options in the payment segment. Facing payment glitches? Our payment assistance page is here to help. For those buying tickets onboard or at selling points, cash remains a viable payment method.

Booking bus tickets between Ukmerge and London with FlixBus is quick and easy. Simply navigate to the FlixBus website and choose your trip in just three clicks. To find cheap coach tickets, you need to select your city & station of departure and destination, the dates of outgoing & return trips and the number of passengers. The search function will then show you coach trips at the best price, enabling you to reserve your seats and add the trip to your cart before paying for your booking.

In London, there are 9 coach stops, namely London Bridge, London Finchley Road (Stop CL), London Hammersmith Bridge Road, London Hammersmith Bus Station (Bay D), London Marble Arch, London Paddington Train Station, London Stratford- Montifichet Road Stop U, London Victoria Coach Station, North Greenwich- Millenium Way Stop F. As for Ukmerge, it's served by a single stop: Ukmerge, Bus Station. You can locate the FlixBus stops on the embedded map on this page.

Travelers journeying from London to Ukmerge are entitled to one piece of checked luggage (50x80x30 cm, up to 20 kg) and one hand luggage (30x42x18 cm, up to 7 kg) free of charge. For specifics on extra or unique baggage, consult our luggage policy . Bikes can be ferried on FlixBus, subject to slot availability. Refer to for more information and our bike pricing guide for rates.

Printing is unnecessary for your London to Ukmerge trip. Online bookers will receive a PDF confirmation via email, embedding a QR code as your ticket. Those using the FlixBus App will have the ticket saved there. Present the digital QR code to the driver upon boarding.

For your journey between London and Ukmerge, stay updated on your coach's whereabouts with our Real-Time Coach Tracker . Choose the relevant coach stop and get the projected arrival details, helping you stay informed about any possible delays.

Every FlixBus service between London and Ukmerge is designed to cater to passengers with mobility constraints. Our commitment is to make journeys as accessible and comfy as feasible for those with mobility challenges or disabilities. All trips between London and Ukmerge welcome service animals. We accommodate wheelchairs, folding wheelchairs, and other mobility aids at no extra charge.

Child ticket prices for the London to Ukmerge route vary based on age and the timing of the booking. Those under 15 recieve a discount from the regular adult rate. At the time of booking, we sift through all discounts to offer you the most cost-effective rate. Should a discount surpass the child fare, that will be the rate charged. Kindly go through our child travel guidelines . Prams and foldable pushchairs, given they don't exceed a combined size of 240 cm (94.5 inches), can be stored in the luggage area at no extra charge.

The first FlixBus service from London to Ukmerge is scheduled for 09:30.

The day's last FlixBus departure from London to Ukmerge is at 23:40.

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Travelling with FlixBus isn’t just quick, it’s cheap too . If you book coach tickets in advance online or using the app, you can expect to pay as little as £104.99 for a ticket between London and Ukmerge, , but prices might go up in high season or if buses are full, getting to an average of £178.99 . That’s still a great saving compared to train, car or plane travel! What’s more, travel by coach is one of the most sustainable modes of transport . We’re working towards making our entire FlixBus fleet 100% carbon neutral, and every customer can offset their carbon footprint by making a donation when they purchase their bus tickets.

What to expect onboard the FlixBus bus from London to Ukmerge

Once you’ve booked your bus tickets through the FlixBus App using one of our secure payment methods, you just need to bring your phone to use as your ticket - and your luggage, of course. Don’t worry about packing light as you can bring one piece of carry-on luggage and one piece of hold luggage for your journey, with no hold luggage restrictions. Want to be guaranteed the best seat in the house? You can reserve a seat when you book coach tickets. Opt for a classic seat, a table seat, a panorama seat for a great view, or reserve the free seat beside you for extra space. Once you’ve stowed your luggage away and settled in, sit back and enjoy the journey with onboard hospitality and other services available on your FlixBus. Some services you can look forward to on FlixBus coach trips include free coach Wi-Fi onboard, toilets and plug sockets. Whether you need to fire off some emails during your trip or you want to relax and enjoy the ride, we’ve got you covered.

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