London enjoys a swarm of travelers each year due to the rich and unforgettable experience it offers. Once conservative London now enjoys a sense of modernity and is regarded as one of the coolest cities in the world. So be wise, plan your trip in advance.

You will be surprised by the wide variety of Hotels, from 5 star London hotels to 2 star hotels… from elegant and expensive London boutique hotels to cheap bed and breakfast hotels. Be sure to choose a hotel according to the purpose of your visit taking into account proximity and cost.

Some good examples are the Langham Hotel London, located in the West End of the city and ideally located near Regents Park. It is a short walk from the best shopping areas such as Regent Street, Bond Street and Oxford Street. If you’re looking for budget accommodation in London, try the London House Hotel. Business travelers can’t go wrong at the exclusive Jumeirah Carlton Tower.

There are many ways to transportation in London. If you like to travel in style, renting a car with a driver is quite common in London. You can take the fast underground trains, commonly known as the tube, to go shopping or visit any of London’s famous landmarks. attractions. Get a discounted travel pass for a single day or multiple days.

It’s not a bad idea to start your day by taking a bus or subway to the Central Line’s St. Paul Station to see St. Paul’s Cathedral, which is both an architectural marvel and an awe-inspiring historical beauty. Stop at Vinopolis, if you want to experience world-class wine tasting. Here, you can learn all about wine making.

Of all the other sights, the Thames offers the most famous in London and you can get a stunning view of the city from Tower Bridge. From there, when you reach the North Bank, don’t miss the Tower of London. It is a very historical place and a must see.

Lots of things happen in London every day, events such as concerts, shows, sports, festivals and plays are very popular. When you’re ready for something exciting… you’ll enjoy the thrill of watching live show rehearsals at the Royal Albert Hall. The history of this impressive building will surely fascinate you.

After a tiring day, you may want to reward yourself with a hearty, hearty meal. London has dozens of restaurants offering dozens of cuisines from various parts of the world. It’s a good idea to join Henry VIII and his special guests for a festive show at The Medieval Banquet located in Ivory House, St Katharine’s Dock.