London Itineraries
The variety and number of attractions in London are very large, so every visitor
in the city will be able to find the attraction closest to their heart. London has it all
from art, street culture, music, museums, galleries,
sports, restaurants, musicals, theaters, history, heritage sites,
churches, squares, parks, luxury shops, markets
and the list goes on.
It is recommended to dedicate at least 4-5
days to London. If you have arrived in the city for such a period of time, here are some sites and itineraries
that a visit to them is a must.
In the additional article you can read about
additional tours and visiting other neighborhoods, which are recommended to visit.
Trip to the Port City of Southampton
The city of Southampton is the second largest port city in England with one of the largest and busiest cruise ports in the world. The city definitely has something to offer tourists: an old city with preserved houses and walls that you can walk on parts of alongside beautiful and well-kept marinas and vibrant shopping centers.
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Guided Tours in London
Like any self-respecting big city, London offers its visitors
a huge variety of tours of all types and styles.
In this article
a description of:
East End food tour
London bike tour
Olympic Village tour
Tour of Wembley Football Stadium
Wimbledon tennis tour
Shopping in London
Shopping enthusiasts know that it is best to visit London during the sales season, meaning right after Christmas and for a month. In the summer, sales take place throughout the months of June-August. Throughout the year, but especially in the sales season, one of the famous shopping streets in London is Oxford St. The street, which is 2.5 km long, is the main shopping street in London and therefore a must-visit site for shopping lovers - but not only.
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Cruise on the Majestic Princess to the British Isles
A wonderful and recommended cruise I took at the end of the summer to the British Isles on the Majestic Princess of Princess Cruise Lines lasted 12 nights and visited 9 different ports in England, Ireland, Scotland and even one port in Normandy, France.
Trip to Greenwich
The way from London to Greenwich and back is done by the DLR
and/or by a leisurely cruise that takes about an hour and is recommended in pleasant weather. There
is also a faster and cheaper cruise option - definitely recommended
- on the "river bus" of Thames Clippers.
You can start
the visit
at the Old Royal Naval College, a wonderful group of buildings on the waterfront, designed by
Christopher Wren. Originally the place was a hospital and home
for former sailors, later it housed the Royal Naval College, while
today it is home to the University of Greenwich and Trinity College
of Music.
The visitor center at the entrance to the college was recently opened
in an upgraded version. It has a permanent exhibition, partly interactive
and also suitable for children, alongside temporary exhibitions, a souvenir shop
and a tourist information center.
Tours in Hebrew in Cambridge
Join a guided tour in Hebrew and enjoy a lovely and experiential day out in Cambridge, one of the most beautiful and special cities in the world, located about a 50-minute train ride from London.
