Best Places of London? What visit?

Answer 1

if you've never been there then all the obvious places eg. london eye, big ben, westminster abbey, st pauls cathedral, natural history museum, buckingham palace, downing street, oxford street (the shops), trafalgar square or you could take a bus tour of the city which is easiest cuz you dont have to get on any trains or tubes.
the last time i went there i went to the royal college of surgeons (i think that's what its called..) which has a really weird but fascinating museum with loads of preserved specimines (i know it sounds quite dull but its actually really interesting!). its free of charge aswell but i cant remember where it is..

Answer 2

London Eye.

Tate Modern.

National Gallery.

Oxford St. / Marble Arch / Soho / Leicester Sq. / Shaftsberry Avenue (main shopping / theatre / entertainment) district

I could go on

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Spitalfields Market, Camden Town, Tate Britain, South Bank

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South Kensington - You have The Science Museum, The Natural History Museum, The Victoria and Albert Museum (really good), and Harrods - the most famous shop in the world all within walking distance of each other. And there some great shopping in Knightsbridge here also.

All of the museums and galleries I have mentioned are also free

Answer 3

My vote would include but not limited to:

The London Eye

The British Museum [Rosetta Stone]

Hyde Park, Speakers Corner, Sundays

Victoria Station

Harrods

The Changing of the Guard

And just riding the Tube and the Buses with a Day Pass to see what you can find!

Thanks, RR

Answer 4

There are some great schools, maybe you could learn how to write or ask a question properly.
Example: "Best Places of London?" What visit?...... could be
"What are the best places to visit in London?"

Answer 5

Soho

Hyde Park

Speakers' Corner @ Hyde Park Corner on a Sunday

Brick Lane Market on Sunday

Spittlefeild market on Sunday

Camden on a Saturday or Sunday

Southall for the British Asian experience and the cheapest nicest curry you ever eat

Answer 6

Try a river boat cruise, that is really nice you get to see loads of London. The London eye too! I recommend going to the Tate modern there is always something good to see there and if you have time try and see a show.

Answer 7

Camden Town for shopping that is a little bit different to your usual shops.

London Zoo is a great place to go.

Greenwich is wonderful if you are interest in maritime history and you can stand on the Greenwich meridian line at the Royal Observatory (and there is a great weekend market at Greenwich too).

Answer 8

Oh my god...so many!!!!

Try shoreditch and brick lane for vintage clothes shops and cool markets

Tottenham court rd and soho for amazing diversity and the best gay bars and clubs in the world

Greenwich - where i live to eat any cuisine in the world!

Notting hill gate and portobello rd for more markets and cool cafes

Southbank for live street entertainers and river walks

and sooooooooo much more

check out whats on london.com or timeout magazine london

Answer 9

Golders green and Camden town followed by Bermondsey

Answer 10

tower of london,hampton court,tralfalger square,kew gardens,regent street for top end shopping.
depends on your taste.