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This video for part of our visit in London on a bus. We had original tour, and thus, were able to hop on and off all day long! It was very cold in December. You can’t feel it while you’re watching, but we really felt it.

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Mug and Coaster Set: Classic London Tourist Attractions

• Mug and Coaster Set
• Classic London Tourist Attractions Design
• Mug Size: H 8.5cm x W 8.5cm x D 8.5cm
• Coaster Size: H 1cm x W 9.5cm x D 9.5cm
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Enjoy your favourite drink with this amazing fine china mug and a coaster to stop them stains on your table, Both the mug and coaster have a fantastic assorted design of all the classic tourist attractions in the centre of London

- Mug Size: H 8.5cm x W 8.5cm x D 8.5cm
- Coaster Size: H 1cm x W 9.5cm x D 9.5cm
- Dishwasher & Microwave Safe!
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Sightseeing In London:A Travel Guide To London’s Most Famous Historical And Cultural Tourist Attractions That Will Make Your London Travel Totally Satisfying

London, England is the perfect destination for your next overseas trip. What is it that sets London part from the rest? Its famous tourist attractions.

In London, there are hundreds of historical and cultural noteworthy attractions that depict its past and give a clear portrait of its present. Several places of interest include Buckingham Palace, the Tower Bridge, the London Tower, and St. Paul’s Cathedral. Then, there are attractions that appeal to those with special interests and specif

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The United Kingdom’s capital city, London is the right destination. It is such an awesome city that is unique for its historic and modern attractions alike. It is one of the places on earth where you can find anything. The magnificence of the entire city can leave you stunned.  Be it history, culture, art, architecture, historic and modern landmarks, shopping, entertainment, nightlife, museums, events, galleries or sports, you will definitely not run out of things to do during your London visit.  

London Eye

The London Eye is Europe’s tallest Ferris wheel. Owned by Merlin Entertainments, It draws in a million of visitors every year, this is one of the most visited tourist sites in the United Kingdom. Rotating in the wheel situated on the south bank of River Thames gives you a great view of London. With options for you to choose and privatize capsules. In recent years it has become the hub of London’s New Year firework celebrations. Definitely, a spectacle not to be missed!

Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey is the Anglo-French Gothic masterpiece truly revealing the glory of London architecture. It is a church serving the British monarchy’s coronations, weddings
and funerals. The Abbey is a treasure house of paintings and all kind of art. The closest stations are St James Park and Westminster station.

Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace is the London residence of the British Monarchs since 1837. More than 50,000 people visit the palace every year. The palace is open for visitors 7 days a week.
Tourists visit the Queen’s gallery to see things owned by the British Monarchy. They also see the furnishings, gowns and jewels and other personal accessories when they visit
the palace. The works of famous artists are displayed. Visit the Royal Mews and Royal Stables. One highlighting feature of the Buckingham Palace is the Guard Changing Ceremony every morning at 11.30. Green Park and Victoria Station are convenient for underground transportation.

British Museum

The collection of 71,000 objects of a famous scientist and physician Sir Hans Sloane led to the establishment of the British Museum. The museum is a complete reference for human
nature, history and art. Today, the museum holds a library with 150 million objects and artifacts. It is a three floored building running ten different departments, restaurants and cafes. Holborn, Tottenham Court Road and Russell Square tube station are the closest.

Tower of London

Tower of London is one of the historical marvels of London built in the 11th century. It is one of London’s oldest and preserved buildings. It has been the royal fortress serving as a palace, prison, and store house for weapons and a place for crown jewels. It is a historic site and is an excellent site for tourism. It is the first London tourist destination that was written in books by London tourists. The Tower of London is open for visitors on all days.

London is an ideal destination for a perfect sightseeing tour. London is well connected with all parts of the UK and transportation facilities are convenient for travelling to any location in London.

Camden is a borough based in inner London. It is recognised for its unique and entertaining area known as Covent Garden. Here you will find street performers, a range of entertainment facilities and brilliant architecture including The Royal Opera House which is commonly referred to as Covent Garden as the large building in itself symbolises the area.

The Royal Opera House is regarded as a major venue for performing arts and has a seating capacity of over 2000 alongside four beautiful balconies and an amphitheatre gallery. The building is predominantly a theatre which has undergone severe redevelopment in 1990, from its original construction in the 1850′s. The entire Covent Garden area is estimated to hold a market value of £650 million and is spread across 550,000 sq ft of land.

In Camden town you can visit Camden Market where you will come across a variety of large markets selling crafts, fast food, clothing and many more unusual items. It is an extremely popular space in all of London, attracting 100,000 visitors every weekend and is also in fact the fourth most appealing tourist attraction in the city. The market was established in the 1970′s as prior to this there was merely a smaller market, selling food only.

For a more cultural experience of Camden, visitors can go to Camden Arts Centre which has recently been part of a huge restoration programme costing £4.2 million. The Arts Centre showcases various collections of contemporary art in its amazing art gallery, the largest in the North end of London. In addition to viewing the selected art pieces, visitors also get the chance to learn about the process involved when constructing art pieces.

A structure that may be worth visiting is BT Tower, a tower which stands 189 metres tall however, it is no longer open to the general public and even the restaurant found within the structure is only strictly accessible for BT events. From time to time, broadcasts can be made from the very top of the structure on special occasions. The building is a permanent fixture in London and can no longer be removed as it was given Grade II building status in recent years. BT Tower is now used for calculating pollution levels from various sources in order to estimate how air quality in all of London can be made better.

For a fun day out with the family, both adults and children can go to London Zoo, which is the oldest scientific zoo in the entire world. The zoo has over 700 different kinds of animals inhabiting the place with over 15,000 individual animals to explore. This formally makes London Zoo one of the largest of its kind in Britain.

London Zoo had its opening in 1847 and was the first zoo to introduce a Reptile House, Insect House, Children’s Zoo and Aquarium. It is now part of a large renovation plan which began its operation in 2008 with the view to recreating real environments for animals as opposed to the cages they are currently kept in, in order for the public to encounter a more stimulating and realistic experience.

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i was here today in LONDON’s WEST END lots tourists on a mild sunny day. Piccadilly Circus, Regent Street,The Mall , Pall Mall, Horse guards parade, Whitehall, St Jame’s park, Admiralty Arch, Nelson Column, UPS, EROS, Life Guards, Horses, Black Man Plus Routemaster Bus in Silver Livery Trafalgar Sq
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