The British MuseumTTiffany_天天The narrator Jackie is quite professional and has learned a lot of the treasures of the town hall in the past and present. If the child is super patient, the child will take the initiative to pull it together. The whole process is serious and responsible. There is no time to drink water. Five-star recommendation!
London EyeAAnonymous UserThe London Eye is a huge Ferris wheel overlooking the city view of London, the experience is very good, but there are many people in line. Each car is about a dozen people. Before entering the car, each passenger will take a souvenir photo, take a photo and give you a small card with a QR code, and scan the code at the exit of the London Eye to collect their own souvenir photos, but it is charged, the cheapest is 20 pounds, and can only be paid by swiping the card, not accepting cash
Tower Bridge__TS***7pA bit expensive for what you get. Less than an hour was needed. It was a great visit. There were great views. And try as I might. I still cannot walk on those glass floors. I enjoyed the views and being in a historic building but .. it was fast up an elevator , across twice . And Down the stairs and walk over to the engine room and done. I can say I did it but it should have cost a bit less.
Buckingham PalaceJJackyJourneyVery good, magnificent and storytelling, painting exhibition is not good, no Chinese, the palace is very good, there is Chinese end. There are so many people, crowded, the fly in the ointment, can not take pictures. Every place has a time period to enter, everyone should pay attention to the time on the ticket.
Big BenNNithin FrederickBig Ben is probably the world's most famous clock. That iconic silhouette is instantly recognisable and is one of the most Instagrammed landmarks on the planet. Six monarchs and 41 prime ministers have come and gone since the bells first struck their now familiar music across Westminster.
ChinatownRRWongWow! You can find all things Asian here! You got the very best food here!
King’s Cross陌陌染MMKing's Cross Station (King's Cross Railway Station) is a large railway terminal opened in 1852, located in the King's Cross area of central London, on the junction of Camden and Eastrington, on the side of Camden. It is connected by A501, Euston Road and York Road. King's Cross is the southern terminal of the East Coast Main Line of the British Railways. It is on the west side of the Eurostar International train terminal, St Pancras Station. The two stations are the common outside stations of the London Underground's King's Cross St Pancras Station. To the west of King's Cross, next to St Pancras, the New British Library and Euston, the buildings are just a few minutes' walk away. King's Cross station has many routes to the east and north of England and Scotland, connecting many major cities such as Cambridge, Peterborough, Kingston upon Hull, Doncaster, Leeds, York, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, Aberdeen and Inverness.
Westminster AbbeyAAnonymous UserWestminster Abbey is worth a visit, it is very large inside, carrying the history and culture of Britain. Everyone can get a voice interpreter (free) when entering the church, and listen to the explanation while walking, but it is recommended to understand the history of the UK in advance and visit again, so that it is easier to understand. In addition to this there is an additional fee for the Queen's Jubilee Art Gallery, £5, and the Art Gallery is not allowed to take pictures
Oxford StreetAAse0Shops galore. Good to die for. Masses of humans. Who would not want to visit one of the greatest shopping centres in the world 🌎🌍. Oxford Street just keeps getting better and better 😄😎👣👣👣. So many things are here. You could literally do just about anything that comes to mind. Selfridges is my favourite and John Lewis is right behind.
Tower of LondonSskjoubMajestic tower in the heart of London. This place is a must-see for those who love history!