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Tower Of London


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London, Greater London EC3N

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"*Be dazzled by the largest diamond in the world, on display at the Tower Of London"  See More

"Of course the absolute must dos vary depending on interest but I've taken a bunch of people for their 1st trips and I always seem to include the Tower Of London."  See More

"Tower Of London - if you're into British history even a little bit you will love this place."  See More

"2) The Tower Of London neat place to view some history, and the Crown Jewels are beneath the tower."  See More

"I would also add a day at the Tower Of London and perhaps the The Jack the Ripper Tour walking tour - these tours will give you a great overview of the history of London and East London."  See More

"Hop-on/Hop-off Bus to get the lay of the land; London Eye, Tower Of London, the Beefeaters' tour (they are amusing); Harry Potter Tour (go to Tourist Information Offices for info); London Zoo, Madame Tussauds London, Trafalgar Square, (the church, St Martin-in-the-Fields has brass rubbings and the cafe is in a crypt); the Natural History Museum; Science Museum."  See More

"Another hit was the Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower Of London though that is at night."  See More

"Things to do - There's the Tower Of London and the London dungeons, the London Eye, Natural History Museum, Tons of theatre productions (my sister is currently starring in CATS the musical which is only in London until January so you should definitely go and see!"  See More

"If you have already seen the touristy things: Tower Of London Buckingham Palace etc."  See More

"Walk to Trafalgar Square From outside Charing Cross Station, catch the old Route Master bus (number 15) to Saint Paul's Cathedral Walk from St Paul's to the Tower Of London - do a tour with the Beefeaters Walk across Tower Bridge Walk back along the river to The Shard - pre-book your tickets online for The View from The Shard (one of the best, uninterrupted views of London)."  See More

"If it was me, I'd take the tube to Leicester Square, straight on the Piccadilly line from Heathrow, walk down to Trafalgar Square, hop on an eastbound bus 15 which is the route that goes past Saint Paul's Cathedral and the Tower Of London."  See More

"If the queues aren't too bad, you could even take a visit to Tower Of London and be dazzled by the Crown Jewels."  See More

"Hello Sally, It is very easy to get off the beaten track in London. Try these places: - Brixton Village Market in South West London is great for great food (Honest Burgers, the best cake store, gluten free, pizza, cook-you-own-toast breakfast place). It is also undercover! - Broadway Market is also lovely on a nice day, has great food and is slightly cheaper than Borough Market. - Do a walking tour with"  See More

"In London, I usually take 1st time visitors to the Tower Of London, this will take up a good part of a day."  See More

"I've taken a lot of people to London for the their 1st trip and the one place I've taken all of them is the Tower Of London."  See More

"Explore that area -- the TTower Of London is nearby, too -- and then get on a Thames Clippers (Thames Clipper) boat for a ride up river."  See More

"The British Museum is amazing but depending on your interests you might enjoy Tate Modern, Natural History Museum, Tower Of London or The Sherlock Holmes Museum more."  See More

"Tower Bridge and the Tower Of London - touristy and cheesy but necessary if you've never seen them."  See More

"I highly recommend the The British Museum and the Tower Of London."  See More

"Check out a child appropriate play and got to the Tower Of London, they will have a blast!"  See More

"One place that I take everyone to is the Tower Of London, it's fun, it's got great history and people of all ages like it."  See More

"uk There's something for everybody in the city - all the popular attractions: Tower Of London, National Gallery, The British Museum, Tate Modern, London Eye, Covent Garden, Buckingham Palace, Oxford St, Regent St, and Bond St, for shopping."  See More

"As for bus tours, I took one with my family that left from the Tower Of London -- we just took a train to Tower Hill Underground Station and crossed the street to meet the bus."  See More

"Tower Of London is a must go, go when they open and head straight to the crown jewels first to avoid the crowds."  See More

"If this is your very first time, I'd suggest starting your trip with a visit to the Tower Of London."  See More

"My favorite is the Tower Of London; Saint Paul's Cathedral & Trafalgar Square & Piccadilly Circus are good areas for exploration."  See More

"Culture - Buckingham Palace House Of Parliament, Tower Of London, Tower Bridge, Saint Paul's Cathedral, Swan at Shakespeare's Globe, Monument to the Great Fire of London"  See More

"quick way to see loads of the must see London sights like Tower Of London , Tower Bridge , Canary Wharf, The Shard etc etc."  See More

"Definitely go to the Tower Of London, there you'll have things of interest for whole fam: armor, crown jewels, funny Beefeaters giving the history."  See More

"DAY 4 visit Saint Paul's Cathedral, Tower Of London and Tower Bridge"  See More

"Try the Tower Of London which you can get to the boat and if you buy a National Rail ticket you get 2 for 1 entry."  See More

"As for sighting, in London: Tower Of London (get a free tour with one of the Beefeaters- hilarious and informative--plus your kids will love this place--you can climb very tight spiral staircases), river cruise on the River Thames, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace with St James' Park (they will love all the birds and white pelicans), Big Ben/Parliament Square."  See More

"My number one pick in London is the Tower Of London, people of all ages enjoy the Tower."  See More

"In my travels, this includes The White House, Everglades National Park, Great Wall Of China, Tiananmen Square, Big Ben, Tower Of London, Vatican City, Colosseum - all were amazing for their own individual reasons, and I was thrilled to have visited each one in their own right."  See More

"If I had to choose something after that it would definitely be the Tower Of London."  See More

"It's on the edge of the City of London, and has great access to the Tower Of London, Tower Bridge, and Tower Hill Underground Station with easy access to the rest of central London."  See More

"Then walk down the South Bank and along the way you will see sites such as the Tate Modern, Shakespeare's Globe and The Tower Of London (along many others) Along the way you will also pass a lot of pubs for lunch as you had said you wanted to."  See More

"Some of the highlights include Tower Of London, Natural History Museum, Buckingham Palace, The British Museum, National Gallery, Tate Modern, London Eye, The London Dungeon, Madame Tussauds London, Harrods, Shakespeare's Globe, Saint Paul's Cathedral and on and on!"  See More

"Personally I love the Tower Of London & its history."  See More

"Hi Raine, You seem to have a nice grip on what to see and do but I would suggest a few tweeks to get the most of food and sightseeing, among the locals. I assume you are okay with walking? Remember that you can always pop in a bus or tube but do make sure to have an oyster card with money in it (or a day/weekend pass) which you can get at most tube (that's the underground) stations. You can use >"  See More

"You'll see many major sites such as Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Parliament Square, Westminster Abbey, the London Eye, the The Shard, St Pauls, the Tower Bridge, and Tower Of London and will get a good feel for the City."  See More

"Sights worth seeing: the Tower Of London (my fav), House Of Parliament, Saint Paul's Cathedral."  See More

"I have taken 3 different people on their 1st trip to London in the last few years and while I try to tailor the trip to their particular likes, I have ended up seeing the Tower Of London, Portobello Market, the Victoria & Albert Museum and Harrods on all of the visits, Camden Market, Westminster Abbey and The British Museum on two of the visits."  See More

"The Tower Of London and the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace are must sees for me."  See More

"That said, here are some of my favorite London haunts: Tower Of London."  See More

"Try St Dunstan in the East Garden - it's a war-damaged church turned into a secret garden near the Tower Of London."  See More

"I take all 1st timers to the Tower Of London, Westminster Abbey and The Windsor Castle if a longer visit."  See More

"My favorite cultural attraction is definitely Tower Of London."  See More

"Tower Of London don’t let the high admission fee discourage you from coming here."  See More

"I went to Buckingham Palace, London Bridge, Tower Of London, Westminster Abbey, Thames River Boats, Big Ben, Mephisto Picadilly Circus and a few other places all without having to pay a dime outside of my London Pass."  See More

"Not sure what your interests are, but here are a few of my favorite places: I would make sure to see the Tower Of London."  See More

"Tower Of London is fantastic for a full day and has some of the better 'museum cafe food' I've found."  See More

"You can do all of the normal touristy sights - Buckingham Palace, Tower Of London, Westminster Abbey etc."  See More

"Katya, I love London! Great choice. In fact, we love all of the UK -- there is a ton to see outside London also. We lived in the UK for two years. So, the most important thing to remember is - there are two season's in England: Winter (rain) and July. You have to go prepared that it could rain a lot and then be pleasantly surprised when you have sunny days. Rain in England is all part of the experience. My favorite spring month in the UK is April. There is typically less rainfall, the temperature is on the rise, and things are in bloom more than normal. They observe good friday/Easter - which is 18-21 April next year. There are two bank holidays in May on the 5th and 26th, so you will want to miss those weekends if you want to avoid crowds, or plan around those weekends if you want to be part of what might be happening -- for example, Covent Garden Market will have a lot going on those weekends and can be very interesting, but at the same time theatre tickets will be hard to get. You may also want to avoid the heavy tourist crowds of the summer months: J-J-A. There are some great sites that will show you weather data in the UK - like !"  See More

"I'm not sure how literally you mean "Kingdomly" but if you mean it very literally I would make sure to see the Tower Of London."  See More

"You can get free tickets to the Key Ceremony at the Tower Of London but you need to request them ahead of time."  See More

"The few last times I went there I didn't pay for any kind of activities and I enjoyed my stays even more than when I spent my time in waiting lines for "must sees" like Tower Of London, London Eye, ."  See More

"You can go see many of the sights for free (there is only a charge to enter and honestly the outside of the buildings are generally the most interesting part): Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, London Bridge, Westminster Abbey, House Of Parliament, Tower Of London, Olympic Park, etc."  See More

"Tower Of LondonTower of London is one of my all-time most favorite parts of London, but there is so much to see there that I, personally, would be incredibly annoyed by having to just see a part of it (which, unfortunately, is what you’d have to do to keep this schedule)."  See More

"Tower Of London –don’t let the high admission fee discourage you from coming here."  See More








   
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