Tourism in London?

Question

what are the principal places in London that the foreigners must visit? Write a long list if it's possible.

Answer 1

london dungens

the london eye

bukuim place ( cant spell it were the queen lives)

madum tosards ( where the musem model thing is)

picadilly curcuis ( like  a bt of the twn)

Answer 2

The Tower of London

A boat trip along the river

St.Pauls (but only from the outside as the charge a rip off fee to let you in)

London Eye

Natural History Museum

London Zoo

Answer 3

*The London Eye - great for getting a few over London, it is nice to go on the eye at night as well as you can see all the lights over London.

*Madame Tussauds - A museum of wax work models

* The theatre - there are a large number of theatres in the West End with many different shows such as Billy Elliot, Mama Mia, Women in Black and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang etc.

* The London Dungeon - this is another waxwork museum. Rats, plagues and torture machines are focused on in this museum.

* London Aquarium - an aquarium showing a great variety of fish and sea creatures.

*Tower Bridge

* Shakespeares globe

* Cutty Sark

* The science museum

* The British museum

Answer 4

The Thames... go on a a boat trip from Swan Pier



Walk from St Pauls Cathedral, across the thames footbridge to the tate gallery

walk across tower Bridge

Visit the zoo, in regents park..Go on a barge from Little Venice, along the grand union canal and into the heart of london Zoo.

go on a DLR train to docklands - ie, west india quay - and have lunch in the smart new docklands area, in the shadow of canary wharf

Answer 5

Amongst many include;

Buckingham Palace

London Eye

Tower of London

Big Ben

Trafalgar Square

For a full list along with a shopping guide and online streetmap go to:

http://www.gostreetmaps.com/london.html

Answer 6

Ha. Kizzy, your spelling is so bad it's almost beautiful.

The Tate Modern, St Paul's, Tower Bridge, The Tower of London. Greenwich Park and Observatory.

Edit: The Cutty Sark can't be seen at present . It is covered in sheeting and surrounded by hoardings.