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London Travel Advisory: Enjoying London’s Top Sights And Sounds
London is often the first destination of choice when one thinks of the United Kingdom and England. It is a city that has a rich history of the existence of England and Great Britain. Much of the city is a mix of the new and the old; thus, London has numerous famed attractions. From architected of the past ages to that of the new, to theatres and parks, the city never disappoints. If you are looking for a bit of a grown-up only getaway, something to do with the family as a whole, or just out to discover London’s story through its history or to do a bit of shopping, you will not miss something that will turn into a memorable experience. Below are a few choice attractions that are the city’s pride.
Madame Tussauds
Think about a close encounter with one of your favorite celebrities. Well, the Madame Tussauds is a world of wax. It houses life-size wax models of various celebrities, and it is a popular attraction for many first time visitors.
ZSL London Zoo
The London Zoo is a great place to take the kids and get them close to creatures of the wild. The ZSL Zoo has over 800 species of animals and holds immersive exhibits, live show, and family-friendly interactive performances.
Regent’s Park
Designed by John Nash, the Regent’s Park seats on a 395-acre space and has sporting facilities for children and grown up activities, an amphitheater, and several gardens. The park is home to more than 100 different bird species as well as the ZSL London Zoo.
Hyde Park
This 350-acre park is a popular family-fun destination. It is home to some of London’s famous landmarks such as the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain, the Serpentine Lake, and the Speakers’ Corner. It is a beautiful place to take the family for some relaxation after a stroll around the city.
Kensington Palace
One of the places that are part of England’s history is the Kensington Palace. It is a famous royal residence for the British Royal Family members since the 17th century. The Palace opens its doors to the public as from 10 AM to 6 PM, daily.
Oxford Street
Oxford Street is one of London’s streets where both the local and tourists go shopping until they drop. And, you can just as well take a stroll through the street as you do some window shopping.
Sherlock Holmes Museum
The Sherlock Holmes Museum is located where the fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes lived. It will be a fun experience for the kids.
Westfield London Shopping Centre
Visit the Westfield London Shopping Center, one of United Kingdom’s biggest shopping complexes. It offers a different experience from dining to fashion and entertainment.
Victoria And Albert Museum
The Victoria and Albert Museum is a gateway to the epicenter of art. It is the largest art and design museum in the world.
Natural History Museum
The kids can learn about nature and natural history when they visit this world-class museum. The Natural History Museum receives more than five million visitors, annually.
