London is one of the world’s most exciting and must-visit cities. For many travellers, London instantly brings to mind Big Ben, red buses, royal palaces, and historic streets—but the city offers far more than its famous landmarks. As the capital of the United Kingdom, London blends centuries of history with modern culture, world-class attractions, green parks, and vibrant neighbourhoods.Having been born, lived, and worked in London, I’ve experienced the city both as a local and a traveller. In this guide, I’ll walk you through the best things to do in London. London Transportation Getting around London is surprisingly easy thanks to its extensive and reliable public transport system. The London Underground, commonly known as the Tube, is usually the fastest way to travel across the city, especially during peak hours. Purchasing an Oyster card or a contactless day ticket allows unlimited travel on the Tube, buses, and some overground trains. London buses are not only affordable but also one of the best sightseeing options. Sitting on the upper deck gives you street-level views of landmarks you would completely miss underground. Routes pass iconic streets, historic buildings, and lively neighborhoods, making the journey part of the experience. Pro tip: Combine Tube travel for longer distances with buses for sightseeing and short hops. London Attractions to See Coca-Cola London Eye Located along the River Thames near the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye is one of the city’s most iconic attractions. A ride offers breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of London’s skyline. Riding during the day lets you see landmarks clearly, while nighttime rides showcase a beautifully illuminated city. Admission: From £6.53 Nearby attractions: Houses of Parliament, Big Ben Transport: Waterloo, Charing Cross, Westminster BOOK TICKETS Houses of Parliament Also known as the Palace of Westminster, this historic complex sits beside the Thames and is one of the most photographed locations in London. Standing next to Big Ben, it represents the political heart of the UK. Admission: Free (guided tours available) Transport: Westminster, St James’s Park, Charing Cross BOOK TICKETS Trafalgar [...]