Making the most of London: things to do

1. Making the most of London: things to do Vibrant and noisy, the magnificent city of London is one of the world’s leading cities, an               international capital of education, fashion, culture, music, finance, trade, and politics.           This huge city is divided into 32 boroughs, each one offering a peculiar vibe and flavor                 to its patrons from around the world.                                                   London, boasting of one of the most comprehensive public transportation systems,               accommodates the popular Tube, bus service and trains. The city has a plethora of           countless attractions to suit every taste and finances, but its main appeal is its             extraordinary diverse things to do. Take just a diminutive walk through any part of the             city, and you’ll be left mesmerized with the impression that the entire world has come                 to town.                                                                             "When one is tired of the city London, one is tired of life." as it is famously quoted.                 Whether you’re looking for modern art, shopping, ancient history or the frenetic energy             of underground raves, this diverse city truly has an itinerary for everyone.                                     Enjoy the London’s fantastic sights and make the most of the fabulous things to do in             London with the itinerary listed below.                        

2.     Whether you are a first-timer to the capital or a Londoner, born and bred, you’ll           discover plenty of new things to see in London, and the city never disappoints.                  Day one:    Day one is all about exploring London by road as well as River, on an infamous London                 Duck tour. The amphibious vehicles jump into the River Thames for an interesting           duck-eye view of the Parliament. After the duck-tour, the best place to visit is the             Westminster bridge. After you’re done taking quintessential obligatory pictures of Big           Ben, head straight towards Westminster Abbey.                                                                   Considered as the most prestigious religious building, the abbey is a burial place for           celebrated royal highness. As we end the day by walking down Whitehall, spend a little               time outside it to catch a glimpse of the Prime Minister.                                      

3. Day Two:  As you rise and shine on your day 2 for the trip, begin at the Tate modern and saunter                     along the south bank. Tate modern,             accommodates works by dali, Picasso, Pollock and Rothko, also is a brilliant example           of adaptive Reuse. Bang adjacent is Shakespeare’s Globe theatre. If you fancy a             guided tour of the theatre, it’s absolutely worth the money and time.     Next up, the Shard! Spend quality time at the tallest observation deck in the city and                 breathe in the London air. Heading towards the final stop for the day, Check out for the             exhibitions at the world-famous Tower bridge that take you up to the engine rooms. If           you’re lucky enough, you might get to experience the bridge open and close.                           home   to the country’s art collection,                                                                                               Day three:  Spending the morning at the world heritage site of the Tower of London should indeed             be a good idea. No trip to London is complete without a mandatory visit to St.Paul’s                   Cathedral. We absolutely recommend going to the top of the dome and taking in the         fantastic view the city has to offer.                                                         If you wish to experience the choral mass, then stick around. It's best to check out the                 theatre guides to see what’s in vogue. Most theatres are near and around Shaftesbury               Avenue, Covent Garden and Piccadilly Circus.                                  Day Four:  The last day of your trip included a train ride to the Baker street for the most popular                   attraction of Madame Tussauds. Avoid queues by pre booking and spend ample           amount to time, appreciating the wax statues. Alternatively you can take a long walk             through Regent’s park all the way to the London zoo.                                                   It’s adorned with pretty cafes along the lake. Relaxing away time in the evening on top               of primrose hill is a good idea for the last day to not be very chaotic. If zoos and hills                                                          

4. sound too sedate for your choices, try heading into Camden Town to experience the               nightlife.                   Considered as the cultural heart of the capital, London is ever dazzling and never               disappoints. This gorgeous city of London will ensure that there is never a dull moment             on your trip. The city promises a journey of a lifetime in the land of love, romance,               culture and perfection! ​Follow our Pages​.                                                      Contact Us:  Company Name: TravBond  Address :    Mail : info@travbond.com  Website : ​https://www.travbondreviews.com/