sebaa16 asked:
We are 2 teenagers who are visiting London for 2 weeks and we are interested in having opinions on the best places to visit.
We appreciate any type of comments, thanks.
We are 2 teenagers who are visiting London for 2 weeks and we are interested in having opinions on the best places to visit.
We appreciate any type of comments, thanks.
I suggest the museums as there are so many to see but the link below shows you attractions in London.
Camden Market
if you’re into gory things then you might like London Dungeon
the Tower of London is fascinating, lots of suits of armour and the Crown Jewels
of course there’s loads of museums for every taste, Natural History, Science, V+A, British Museum etc etc etc (all free)
Here are MY picks
-London Eye flight
It takes 30 minutes to go full circle and provides spectacular views of London. It’s extremely popular so it’s best to book tickets online. (I’ll give the link at the bottom of my answer).
-Hyde Park
It’s one of the eight Royal Parks in London, and houses the Italian Gardens, Peter Pan statue, Diana Memorial Fountain, eateries, and green spaces. And a river with ducks. You can horseback ride or take a paddleboat on the river.
-Regents Park
Another excellent park, it’s home to rose gardens, sports, eateries, London Zoo, wildlife garden, and outdoor concerts.
-London Dungeon
-This show and thrill rides attraction takes you back to the darkest moments in London history. It’s best to book online for this. (Link is provided).
-Madame Tussauds
Wax figurines of the famous and infamous. Book online. (Link provided).
-Ripley’s Believe it or Not
You should know what this is.
-Changing of the Guard
It’s pretty neat watching this in front of Buckingham Palace. Free.
-Harrod’s
The world famous department store. Check it out. There are some interesting food.
-Piccadilly Circus
London’s version of Times Square
-West End
London’s theater district.
-Trafalgar Square
This square is a tourist attraction, with the National Gallery and fountains. And statues.
-Camden Market
Shopping
-Oxford Street
-The busiest shopping district in Europe, with good clothing stores, a few souvenier shops, and eateries.
Hm. That’s about it. Of course there’s a LOT more but when I was in London I didn’t have time to see everything (or close to a lot of things).
Here’s the link for booking the specified attractions online, and then some:
I would say the Imperial War Museum would be a good spot.
FYI-Alot of places close down at 6pm.
My recommendations are:
London Dungeon
Madame Tussauds
Campden Lock Market
London Eye Flight
Trocadero, Piccadilly (bowling etc especially for rainy days)
Natural History Science Museums (next door to each other)
They might also enjoy the London Ducktours – an alternative tour of London using refurbished WW2 amphibious vehicles!
Covent Garden is also great fun to visit because there are loads of buskers to see and there is a fun restaurant there called Belgo Centraal.
Enjoy your trip