new to London, wanted to know which are the places to visit around london, a day trip or at most a weekend?

Answer 1

1/2 to one day: Hampton Court, Windsor.

Day: Dover and Canterbury via Train

Weekend: Rent car. Drive to Winchester, then Stonehenge, stay in Salisbury. Next day visit Dorchester, Maiden Castle, head back via coast and Corfe Castle.

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Answer 2

Brighton is only a 50 minute train journey and is a great escape from LOndon since it is on the sea. You can easily do this in a day or stay down overnight to make the most of the varied nightlife. Be sure to take a walk through the lanes where you'll find lots and lots of interesting shops, cafes and people. Take the steps down from the promenade and there are more cafes, bars, shops and nightclubs with seats out on the beachfront. Go now before Summer is over!

Answer 3

Things to do and see in London: Visit the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square, take an open top bus tour of the city (best way to see the sights), visit Hamley's Toy Store on Regent Street and Harrods in Knightsbridge, go and see a West End Show, see Buckingham Palace, go to Covent Garden, see a performance at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre on the Southbank. A great place to eat in the evening is the Thomas Cubitt in Belgravia. There's so much to see and do in the city - hope this helps.

Answer 4

I would recommend the Weald and Downland open air museum, it is about 70 miles from London. The place is set in 50 acres of beautiful Sussex countryside with an amazing collection of nearly 50 historic buildings dating from the 13th to the 19th century. These buildings have been bought from many places throughout the UK, dismantled and rebuilt here. Many of the houses have been set within period gardens. In addition they have farm animals, woodland walks and a picturesque lake You can go inside the buildings, many have been furnished. They have tours and demonstrations which bring the past to life, or you can wander around at your own pace on your own. It is a really magical place for both children and adults.

Answer 5

The Ice Bar, The London Eye, but probably better to do the London Eye before the Ice Bar - you'll know why when you've been!

Book in advance for both - much easier for the Eye, and the Ice Bar has a waiting list.

Answer 6

River trip from say Westminster down to Greenwich a favourite of mine. Usually has someone pointing out the sights and there is more to see (except perhaps for London Eye but this far more leisurely).

Answer 7

Madame tusads, the tower of LONDON, St. Pauls Cathedral, The Palace of Westminster, Everything. LONDON is the Best place in the WORLD!!!. the LONDON eye, The Tube, Green Park, Buckingham Palace, EVERYTHING!!!

Answer 8

The Tate Modern art gallery is well worth half an hour (maybe even longer if you really like art). I'm not sure what's on there at the moment in the big hall but its always something pretty cool. That funny millenium bridge is just outside too and it leads to St Paul's just across the river if you haven't seen it before (don't go inside st paul's though).

Answer 9

London eye.

Camdens markets (see by canal)

www.accessallareas.org

www.carwash.co.uk

www.thechurch.co.uk (aussie club pretty mad)

www.schooldisco.co.uk

for clubs

SEONE (see accessallareas) is the biggest club in London ans resembles a festival

Answer 10

If you want some good food go ED'S DINER in soho, old crompton street. The best food in London Village!!!