Planning a trip to London: Where to go and what to see
A trip to London can be both exciting and interesting. In this diverse city there is lots of life and energy, making it the ideal destination for a short break (or perhaps even longer). To get the most out of the trip, the planning stage is essential. Deciding what to see and where to go will help get the most out of a fabulous break.
Staying in the heart of the city
Most of London is accessible via the underground system, and via cab rides. If visitors choose to stay in the heart of the city it is therefore reassuring to know that they are never too far away from an attraction or sightseeing opportunity. From high-end boutique hotels to hostels and rooms to rent, it will be possible to find something in budget. It’s a good idea to check out previous guest reviews online before committing to an accommodation choice for a better idea of what to expect.
A memorable trip to Stonehenge
Even though it is not located in London, Stonehenge is well worth the extra effort to get there. With it being a mysterious landmark, there is plenty to explore on a visit. When tourists can take in both the mystery and the magic surrounding it, they get a true appreciation for how large it is. When planning a trip to Stonehenge, it’s essential to always be sure to use registered trip and tour operators to get the best value for money.
Exploring the City of London
To be in the hustle and bustle of it all, visitors really need to explore the City of London. They can do this by going on an organised tour by bicycle or on foot, or by going on an open-top sightseeing bus (which is perfect for those brighter and warmer days). When taking time out to explore, one gets to see and feel the heartbeat of the city and feel closer to those that live within its walls, and this can help with feeling more immersed in the local culture and goings on.
Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle
A day trip to see these royal residences and locations is sure to leave tourists in awe, as a tour around Windsor Castle makes it possible to see the inner workings of the Royal Family. As an official residence of the Windsors, and as one of the largest occupied castles in the world, it will be easy to fall in love with everything it has to offer.
Local theatre
When heading to London, it’s a must to check out at least one show, whether it’s a popular West End show or something that is running at smaller theatres. A night at the theatres outside of the West End can allow theatregoers to support local artists and groups, and enjoy a fun day or evening too.
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