Things To Do in London

You'll find lots of activities in London whether you are looking for a day out, a weekend getaway or something to do with the family. The London Eye, an observation wheel 135 metres high that provides a breathtaking view of London's skyline, offers a great view. The London Transport Museum explores the history and evolution of London's transport system. It features exhibits that allow children and adults to explore London's transport history. You can also purchase a visitor oystercard that allows you to pay as you go for Tube trips.

The British Museum is a top-rated museum in London. It is home to a large collection including sculptures, antiquities and art. The Rosetta Stone is located here, and is one of the most significant pieces of Egyptian history.

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The British Museum can be visited online or in person. While the museum is free, you can purchase some exhibits. There are other displays at the museum that complement the Egyptian collection. These include sculptures from Parthenon. Children can also enjoy free activities, such as interactive exhibits that allow them to pretend they are at Tube stations.

You can also visit The Tower of London, an ex-castle that dates back to Norman Conquest of England. This tower was used as both a prison and royal residence. You can also enjoy stunning views over London from the observation tower. Amazing weaponry is also found at the Tower, which includes the crown jewels. From the last week in July to the first week in October, the tower is accessible to the public. It is best that you plan your visit.

You can also visit London's Globe Theater, which is a copy of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. Evening performances take place in this venue during the spring or summer. Tickets go quickly and are often sold out. The cafe is a great place to have lunch. The London Pass also includes tickets that allow you to visit the anchor Globe Theater.

London has many parks, including Hyde Parks and Kensington Gardens. These parks are great for kids to go on a walk or stretch their legs. Kensington Gardens is home to the Princess Diana Memorial Fountain. Regent's Park features giraffes. It is also home to London Zoo.

St. Paul's Cathedral offers a wonderful dome and crypt that offer breathtaking views of London. You can also visit The British Museum which has an impressive collection including Egyptian artifacts. It is free to visit, and offers stunning views of the River Thames.