6 Reasons to Visit London
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To describe London as a major city in the world is a cliché. But that doesn’t stop us from convincing you that a typical London travel is one unforgettable experience you’ll ever have. Here are the reasons why you should consider London as your next vacation destination.
1. You’ll find World Heritage Sites
London is blessed with four World Heritage Sites: the Tower of London, the historic settlement of Greenwich which is referred in Greenwich Mean Time, the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, and the site comprising the Palace of Westminster, Westminster Abbey and St Margaret’s Church.
2. London hosts the 2012 Olympics
The city will host the biggest sports spectacle in 2012, it’s third after 1908 and 1948. As such, it will be a privilege to witness the biggest names sports converge and compete to the highest level. You surely want to be part of history, don’t you?
3. Most extensive transport system in the world
London covers the most extensive railway system in the globe. Eleven lines on the London underground carry 3 million people. That means there is no other city that can match London’s reach and that could only mean good news to folks who have always relied at underground transport system to get around and familiarize a new city.
4. Houses of Parliament and Big Ben
For many, many years the Houses of Parliament is the place where laws governing British life are debated and enacted. A typical scenario is that the Queen rides in her State coach to Westminster to open each new session of Parliament, usually in the second week in November. So it is expected that during the active months competition for space to witness the event. But still it’s worth exploring the chance.
5. Buckingham Palace
The Buckingham Palace is the Monarch‘s official London residence since the accession of Queen Victoria. Formerly known as Buckingham House, it began its days in 1702 as the Duke of Buckingham’s city residence. During summer season, visitors can tour the nineteen State Rooms, which form the heart of the Palace.
6. London Eye
At a height of 135 metres (443 ft), the London Eye is the largest Ferris wheel in Europe, and has become the most popular paid tourist attraction in the, visited by over three million people in one year. In over 30 minutes, it will make a full circle and thus give you a splendid view of London.
While you’re away home, many London hotels provide homely accommodation to complement the attractions described above. Truly indeed, your London travel will never be dull and boring at all.
Photo credit: sarfrazh
1. You’ll find World Heritage Sites
London is blessed with four World Heritage Sites: the Tower of London, the historic settlement of Greenwich which is referred in Greenwich Mean Time, the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, and the site comprising the Palace of Westminster, Westminster Abbey and St Margaret’s Church.
2. London hosts the 2012 Olympics
The city will host the biggest sports spectacle in 2012, it’s third after 1908 and 1948. As such, it will be a privilege to witness the biggest names sports converge and compete to the highest level. You surely want to be part of history, don’t you?
3. Most extensive transport system in the world
London covers the most extensive railway system in the globe. Eleven lines on the London underground carry 3 million people. That means there is no other city that can match London’s reach and that could only mean good news to folks who have always relied at underground transport system to get around and familiarize a new city.
4. Houses of Parliament and Big Ben
For many, many years the Houses of Parliament is the place where laws governing British life are debated and enacted. A typical scenario is that the Queen rides in her State coach to Westminster to open each new session of Parliament, usually in the second week in November. So it is expected that during the active months competition for space to witness the event. But still it’s worth exploring the chance.
5. Buckingham Palace
The Buckingham Palace is the Monarch‘s official London residence since the accession of Queen Victoria. Formerly known as Buckingham House, it began its days in 1702 as the Duke of Buckingham’s city residence. During summer season, visitors can tour the nineteen State Rooms, which form the heart of the Palace.
6. London Eye
At a height of 135 metres (443 ft), the London Eye is the largest Ferris wheel in Europe, and has become the most popular paid tourist attraction in the, visited by over three million people in one year. In over 30 minutes, it will make a full circle and thus give you a splendid view of London.
While you’re away home, many London hotels provide homely accommodation to complement the attractions described above. Truly indeed, your London travel will never be dull and boring at all.
Photo credit: sarfrazh
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