London tips for a three day visit?

Question

its been some years now since I was there, can you recommend me three must dos which will make the trip much nicer?

thanks!

Answer 1

go and see the phantom of the opra its a lot of mony but wierth it and the london eye same its exspencive but woth the exspirience

Answer 2

Get  an  Oyster  card.  

Answer 3

Definitely make sure you go to Buckingham Palace, Natural History museum, Tower of london. Do one of the red bus tours as their a great way to see it all if you have limited time.

There are loads of nice pubs and restaurants especially Loch Fyne Covent Garden and La Bouchee which is a french restaurant in Westminster!! Definitely worth popping in. I love it there!!!

Answer 4

1] Eating out in London:

- Barrafina – a Soho tapas restaurant has some coveted outdoor seating for dining in the summer months. Barrafina is modelled on the Barcelona restaurant tapas bar, Cal Pep. Choose from a menu of Sam and Eddie Hart's acclaimed tapas bites.

2] London shopping:

-Oxford Street Primark

3] Attractions in London:

1. Central London - west end, visit historic places and some fun ones, meet new people too.

2. If you are here Aug.30th there is a women's convention and a free goodie bag, so check that out www.aawconvention.com

3. FREE there are loads of cinemas and youth centres 14-25 is www.uckg.org/vyg.

4. In the summer see Buckingham palace if you haven’t already.

5. FREE RAF Museum

Take to the skies on a free day out at the RAF Museum. There are over 80 aircraft on display, together with uniforms, weapons, photographs and more. Plus, there's a Battle of Britain sound and light show, a helipad, and even a Red Arrows flight simulator, if your nerves can handle it!

6. FREE the Ceremony of the Keys.

A tradition for the past 700 years, this ceremony takes place every evening at the Tower of London.

Answer 5

Definitely make time for the British Museum.  Even if you've been before, they are constantly remodelling it, and adding exhibits, etc.  Plus, it's free, a rarity in London.  Have you been to the Museum of Natural History?  It's another excellent, free museum.  Also, the parks are well worth a visit.  Make time for a picnic lunch in Hyde Park.

If you've been before, you've probably already done the touristy schtick, and you can only gawk at Big Ben and take photos of Buckingham so many times.

Answer 6

Buckingham palace

Big Ben

London Eye

Leicester Square

Trafalgar Square

Tower Bridge

Piccadilly Circus

Tower of London

British Museum

Madame Tussuad

Tate modern

Covent Garden

Oxford Street

Camden Town

Brick Lane

National Gallery

Natural History Museum

National maritime Museum

Victoria & Albert Museum

Answer 7

London Eye, early evening is lovely

Answer 8

Take a ferry ride across the Thames River, its lovely! Also a walk along the Tower Bridge, also ride on the London Eye...and right near the ride is some restaurants n stuff to check out. Have fun!