Camden Market is a trendy and welcoming atmosphere with an eclectic mix of shops, food stands, and vintage clothing. Here, the street is alive with energetic young people, street performers, and bustling markets. This is an excellent place to look for bargains or try some delicious international street food.
The Tate Modern is one of London's top art galleries, showcasing contemporary and modern art from a great range of artists, including exciting exhibitions and activities for children. Explore the collection and relax in the Terrace Bar that holds an extraordinary view of London.
St. Paul’s Cathedral is an iconic London landmark, with an unforgettable dome that is one of the most impressive sights in the city. Walk through the striking interior, admire the art, and climb to the top of the dome for unforgettable views of the metropolis.
Public transportation in London is plentiful and inexpensive, with buses and subway trains running frequently throughout the city. Oyster Cards are recommended, offering reasonable rates for both zones and cost-effective transportation. Alternatively, visitors can take a tour bus for a more scenic view of the city. A cab ride in central London can range from £10 to £25 for shorter journeys, depending on the traffic.
If you have more time, a visit to the British Museum or National Gallery is highly recommended. If you have less time, consider visiting Buckingham Palace or The Shard for an unforgettable view of London. It’s best to plan beforehand as some of these places require pre-booking.
London has several international airports, but London Heathrow Airport (LHR) is the primary hub for most travellers. The airport is situated just 14 miles west from the city centre and can be reached by taxi, train or bus. A taxi ride to Central London will cost between £45 - £70 depending on the time of day and traffic. Alternatively, the Heathrow Express train service will take you to Paddington Station in just 15 minutes for around £25.