London Calling: Things to do in London
London is definitely one of the most must-visit popular destinations. Most people link London with Big Ben. It’s the UK’s capital city with the Big Ben tower clock, the Parliament Houses, the London Eye and many others. Since I was born in London, lived and worked there, I’m going to make some proposals for what to do and see if you are in London. London Transportation London's Underground rail network or "the Tube" as it is known, is normally the quickest and easiest way of travelling around London. If you buy an Oyster card or a day ticket, you can also use this on other transportation e.g. bus. London buses are a quick, convenient and cheap way to travel around London, with plenty of sightseeing opportunities en route. Believe me; you’ll get to see a lot of things that you would have missed using the underground tube. Attractions to See Coca-Cola London Eye is another popular attraction situated near the Houses of Parliament and the Big Ben. It’s a must to get a ride on the London eye in order to enjoy panoramic views. I’ve done the ride twice, one during the day and another one during the night. I have to say both times are amazing, each with its own unique way. Admission: from £6.53 Things to see/do around: Houses of Parliament, Big Ben. Nearby Public Transport: Waterloo and Charring Cross, Tube: Westminster The Houses of Parliament is near the London Eye, so after you enjoy a ride on the amazing wheel you can walk around here. The Houses of Parliament (Palace of Westminster) is right next to the famous bell– Big Ben. This nice complex is located next to the river Thames and is one of the most photographic scenes. Admission: Free Nearby Public Transport: Westminster Tube Station, St James Park Tube Station, Charring Station Trafalgar Square is located right in heart of London, is one of the city's most lively open spaces. Normally I reach this square by walking from the Houses of Parliament and the Big Ben. There [...]
