hotels in London

Museums in London

• British Museum. Imperial War Museum. Natural History Museum. Victoria & Albert Museum. Science Museum.

Exhibitions / Art galeries London

• National Art Gallery. Tate Britain. Tate Modern.

Cultural activities in London

• Musicals. Theatre. Classical Music. Opera. Dance. Walking Tours. Sightseeing Bus Tours. Festivals.

Historic monuments in London

• Buckingham Palace: The home of the Queen of England, this enormous stately home boasts treasures from centuries of British history and unrivalled grounds, however it is only open to the public between July and October
• Trafalgar Square: Home of Nelson's Column and the lions, and once a safe haven for London's pigeons until the recent introduction of hired birds of prey
• Houses of Parliament: The seat of the United Kingdom parliament and World Heritage site, as well as setting for royal coronations since 1066, as well as having one of the most famous clocks in the world, Big Ben
• Tower Bridge: The iconic 19th century bridge located by the Tower of London near the City, It is decorated with high towers and featuring a drawbridge
• Tower of London: London's original royal fortress by the Thames which is over 900 years old, contains the Crown Jewels and guarded by Beefeaters
• St Paul's Cathedral: Built after the 1666 Great Fire of London, has an impressive interior but its huge dome is its most unique and memorable feature. St. Paul’s Cathedral

Shopping in London

• Harrods. Knightsbridge. Oxford Street. High Street Kensington. King’s Road. Sloane Square.

Day trip

• 1_The Big Bus Tour: The Big Bus Company offers open-top sightseeing tours with live guides, or with a digitally-recorded commentary in eight languages. All-inclusive hop-on, hop-off tickets are valid for 24 hours. A ticket also entitles you to a free river cruise, free guided walking tours and discounts on theatre tickets.
• 2_Blenheim Palace: Blenheim Palace is set amidst breathtaking parklands, in the heart of Oxfordshire Cotswolds, eight miles from Oxford. It’s set in 2,100 acres of spectacular parkland and surrounded by sweeping lawns and formal gardens.
• 3_London Markets: London is famous for its open-air markets Portobello, Covent Garden and Camden Town. Anything and everything can be found from top quality speciality shopping, British arts and crafts, street entertainment, a range of restaurants and cafes.
• 4_Oxford: Renowned for its dreaming spires and ancient University, stunning architecture and riverside setting. With over 900 years as a seat of learning, most sightseers to the city come to see the buildings and quadrangles of the 39 colleges that comprise Oxford University. The cruising on the Thames and punting on the Cherwell are must-do activities.

Group activities

• 1_Shopping in London: Oxford Street is the most famous street in London. Knightsbridge locates Britain’s most famous store, Harrod’s features on many tourist “must-see” lists - and with good reason.
• 2_Tower of London: During its 900-year history, The Tower has been a royal palace and fortress, prison and place of execution, arsenal, mint, menagerie and jewel house. View the breathtaking Crown Jewels, stand on the execution site of three Queensor take a free guided tour by the Yeoman Warders.
• 3_Boat Trip to Hampton Court: Hampton Court is one of the world’s finest royal palaces. Set in 60 acres of beautiful gardens and home to some of Britain’s most famous Kings and Queens.
• 4_Discovering London: A recommended walking tour to start with Westminster Abbey, where Kings and Queens have been crowned since 1066. Famous icons of London, including Big Ben and The Houses of Parliament, Whitehall, Downing Street and Trafalgar Square are nearby Westminster. The Changing of the Guard before visiting Buckingham Palace is a London must-see. In the afternoon, visit the Tower of London with its Beefeaters and the Crown Jewels exhibition. Finish the day off with a cruise on The River Thames.
• 5_Windsor Castle: Is not only the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world but also the most romantic. The castle has been redecorated and enlarged by monarchs from Henry II to Elizabeth II. It is open between October and March.