While it’s often gothic architecture is typical of England, London is multiculturalism in itself. An eclectic mix of ethnicities, cultures, cuisines, art and entertainment, there’s something for everyone in England’s capital. As the city grew, it consumed outlying villages and towns and while these are now considered to be a part of ‘Greater London’, they have retained their own distinct personalities. A city that has existed for more than two thousand years and has survived multiple invasions as well as devastating fires and plagues, it’s impossible to get to know London in just a few days. That just means you’ll have to keep visiting!
“Travelling through Europe was a dream come true. This tour was both fun, interesting and insightful. Saw a lot, ate a lot, and generally had a great time. Everything was well planned, and our accommodations were of a high standard.”
Excellent trip
5 - Excellent
Rebecca Pence
“We saw alot. My 69 year old mother and I did this trip. It was very well done. We saw so much in the 5 days. Your on the bus enough to rest. The hotels were great.”
Life changing trip
5 - Excellent
Roa'a Alawneh
“I had never traveled outside of the Middle East previously so this trip was incredibly eye opening and soul blazing. Thank you so much to stefano for everything….as you can tell from the photos all the stops were just terrific. The company were incredible and the landscape was drop dead gorgeous. However I have to say I’m used to more hospitality and would have liked to see more water offered on the bus for free as well as snacks from the company…far too many experiences ended up being optional and pricey but I would honestly do it all over again. Communication wasn’t always 10/10 but trips are not meant to be perfect. Honestly for the tear jerking views I saw I would sell an arm and a leg. Thank you so much!!!!!! Much love xoxoxoxo”
Westminster Abbey is possibly the best example of early English gothic architecture. royal coronations, weddings and funerals have taken place here for centuries.
The British Museum is the country’s largest and one of London’s most popular attractions with artefacts from some of the world’s most interesting civilisations.
The new Shakespeare’s Globe is as close to the original as possible, including being subject to the English weather.
Covent Garden is a beautiful lunch spot with a bit of shopping and free performances.
Wander the rooms of the monarch’s official residence at Buckingham Palace.
Hyde Park offers a sanctuary in the chaos of London.
Camden Market is a blend of three separate markets that sell a little bit of everything.
The Sky Garden is a beautiful terrace garden to watch the sunset. Tickets are free but book in advance.
Travel Tips
London is huge, so if you’re short on time, try and choose an area you want to explore.
Getting a free Oyster card is a great way to save time and cash on the tube.
Some people don’t realise how close tube stops can be. Sometimes it’s quicker to walk!
Many of the larger museums are free.
If you want to see a West End show last minute, the TKTS booth sells all remaining unsold tickets for the day.
Oxford Street is the place to shop but avoid it on a Saturday.
