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Tower Bridge, the most famous bridge in London
Tower Bridge is possibly the best known icon of London as it appears in almost any information related to this city. Its appearance in many films makes it an image recorded in the minds of many people and something totally recognizable from the city of the Thames. It is situated next to the Tower of London and a modern building designed by Norman Foster that accommodates the Greater London City Council offices across the river. Construction of tower bridge The Tower Bridge was completed in 1894 and was built due to the growth of the city in an easterly direction…
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Visit Trafalgar Square and its famous Nelson’s Column
Like any big city, London has its own symbolic square. That in which all public events seem to be organized, where the demonstrations begin or end and a place of obligatory passage for its inhabitants and visitors. Trafalgar Square is located in the heart of London next to Charing Cross station, and is undoubtedly the most important public space in the city center. A must-see place for tourists since it contains, in addition to the famous Nelson’s Column, the National Gallery, the most important art gallery in the country. What to see in Trafalgar Square Trafalgar Square has a rectangular…
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What to do in Hyde Park, the largest park in London
As in all big cities, in London there are several parks where its inhabitants and tourists go to walk, relax or play sports. Also, in London it can be said that each park is different and has its own charm. You won’t find two parks the same. Here we are going to talk about Hyde Park, the largest in the city with more than 140 hectares of extension and a lot of history under its trees. You cannot leave London without visiting this park. The History of Hyde Park The origins of this extensive London park date back to 1536…
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The best excursions to do from London. What to visit
Although you have a lot to see in London, this fascinating city also has some spectacular surroundings that you can spend some time discovering. If you go to London for many days or have already visited it more times, here are some tips. In addition, all these places are quite close to the city so you can go and return in a single day and enjoy a magical day visiting very diverse places and where you will find very special corners. Here is a list of the best excursions to do from London. If you do not want to do…
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How to save in London: London Pass and 2×1
In London it is also possible to buy a tourist card with which you can obtain discounts and free access to various museums and monuments. The London tourist card is called the London Pass and here we are going to tell you about its benefits, prices and how to use it. In addition, it is also possible to use the 2×1 discounts offered by the National Rail railway company. London is a city that offers many possibilities to save during your visit to the city. How to save with the London Pass Card With the London Pass you can access…
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Buckingham Palace, the Royal Residence of the United Kingdom
We hardly need to walk a few minutes from places like Big Ben, Victoria Station or Trafalgar Square to reach the official residence of the British Royal Family, Buckingham Palace. Remember that if when you arrive at the palace you see the British Union Jack waving, the queen is not at home, but if on the contrary the flag is the royal standard, perhaps you could have five o’clock tea with her. In addition, it is also possible to visit its interior in August and September. Buckingham Palace, royal residence Although Buckingham Palace was built in 1703, it was not…
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What to see in Green Park – Another Royal London Park
Green Park is another of the royal parks in London that you have the option of visiting in this city. It is located next to Buckingham Palace and acts as a bridge between two other royal parks in the city, Hyde Park and the most beautiful of all, St. James’s Park. Although it can be said that Green Park is the least beautiful of all the royal parks in London, it is also a park that has something special that makes it different. That is why we recommend visiting all the parks. A bit of Green Park History In its…
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Visit Regents Park, another of London’s royal parks
In North London we can find another of London’s royal parks, which is also one of the best known and loved by Londoners, Regent’s Park. In one of the favorite places to relax in the city and to practice sports. And increasingly visited by tourists who come to London. Its canal for rowing and its spectacular zoo are two of the main attractions of Regent’s Park. History of Regent’s Park Regent’s Park has not always belonged to the city of London since in the Middle Ages it belonged to a small town called Tyburn. However, King Henry VIII appropriated it…
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