Take A London Tour
Few European cities offer the attractions, excitement, and convenience of touring ancient and contemporary landmarks as London, England. With so much to see and do, try to set aside several days for your adventure of discovery. But even if you have just a day or two, you will not be disappointed when you plan it carefully. 1. Schedule a bus tour. You can ride a double decker around the sites of London to see the many fine places that will clamor for your attention. Take note of St. Paul’s Cathedral, Trafalgar Square, and Westminster Abbey for starters. Long recognized and loved for their role in the city’s political and spiritual development, they offer a regal welcome to those who stop by to visit. 2. Take a walking tour. Check out the underground schedule to hop the tube at convenient locations. You can explore Nottinghill and Piccadilly for trendy shops and quaint bookstores. Or go to the immigrant district to dine at Asian eateries or shop for exotic imports. When you’ve seen enough of one district, take the tube to the next or call a taxi if you must, keeping in mind the price difference. 3. Visit London history. You will want to include the Tower of London in your travels. Erected in 1066 by William the Conqueror as a fortress to repel invaders, the Tower long served