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A city that is set on the sparkling shores of the bewitching river Thames, London is one of the most prominent and frequented tourist destinations in the world. Being a global city that has influenced the course of world culture for numerous centuries, the city is soaked in innumerable legends of its glory. One would find every street in the city speaking age-old tales. It is here a traveler seeks significant fragments of European history, art, and culture. From the British Museum to the National Gallery, everything leaves an everlasting impact for they have thousands of stories to unfold. Visit London and unravel mysteries that await exploration. Capture impressive shots at world-famous Big Ben or the London Eye.

USEFUL INFO ABOUT LONDON

Sovereign State: The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Form of Government: Unitary Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy

London Population: Approximately 9 Million (As of 2019)

Official Languages: English

Major Languages Spoken: English, Scots, Welsh, Cornish, Irish, and Scottish Gaelic

Ethnicity: Whites 59.8%, Asian British 18.4%, Blacks 13.3% and Mixed 5%

Currency: Pound sterling £ GBP

Map Referred: Europe

Area: 1579 Sq. Km

Population density: 4542 people per sq. km

Coastline: 0 Km

Neighboring Countries

Ireland

France

Denmark

Netherlands

Belgium

Network/Connectivity

For being one of the global cities in the world, London has amazing internet connectivity and phone services. You go to any place in and around the city, you would get a commendable network. Though most of the restaurants, hotels and resorts provide free Wi-Fi and pay as you go telephone services, it is always better to purchase a local prepaid SIM card upon landing.

It would help you remain connected to the outside world wherever you go. In short, you would be one tap away from the internet even while on the go. The most popular mobile network operators in the city are:

Vodafone

Three

EE

02

You can get an 8-GB 30-day data plan with limited talk-time and messages for about $20 in London.

Country Calling Code: +44

Embassy of UAE: +44 20 75811 281 and +44 20 78088 301

For more information, click here
(https://www.visahq.co.uk/united-arab-emirates/embassy/united-kingdom/)

General Emergency Number: 999 (112 is also used as a European Emergency Number)

Pound sterling (Otherwise known as the Pound) is the legal tender in London and is used across the United Kingdom. As it has been in use for hundreds of years now, it is the oldest currency in the world that is still used for exchanging goods and services. As per history, Pound has its origin back in the 8th century during the Anglo-Saxon period. Since then, the currency has changed a lot. In the past, metals like gold and silver were also used to make coins and other types of legal tenders.

Pound Sterling is one of the strongest currencies in the world and is used across the country. However, the Pitcairn Islands is its unofficial user. The local issue of Pound Sterling is used in the following places:

Scotland

Northern Island

Guernsey

Isle of Man

Jersey

Symbol: £
Code: GBP
1 Pound Sterling = 100 Penny
Few London Money Conversion Rates for your reference (As of June 2020)

London Currency into USD
1 GBP = 1.24 USD

London Currency into AED
1 GBP = 4.57 AED

London Currency into INR
1 GBP = 94.11 INR

London Currency into Euros
1 GBP = 1.10 EUR

Pound sterling banknotes are found in the denomination of 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100
Pound sterling bank coins are found in the denomination of 1, 2, 50p, 20p, 10p, 5p, 2p, 1p

As per archaeological evidence found in the region, it is stated that London has been home to humans for more than 4000 years now. However, the first major settlement in the region is believed to have been founded by the Romans in the mid-1st century CE. They were the ones who started building infrastructure and focused on the social development of people. Later, after the Roman Empire collapsed in the region in the 5th century, the period of Anglo-Saxons and Vikings commenced. This was the period when London became a significant power in Europe. It had become a prominent port city by the late 7th century. Hence, it grew into a center of trade, education, and politics eventually. Vikings also established their rule by the end of the 10th century. However, later, all the local powers were defeated after the Duke of Normandy became the King of England in the 11th century. During this period too, London rose to greater heights and became popular as an important city on the global map.

After the Middle Ages and with the beginning of the early modern period, London started trading with the other parts of the world too. Consequently, in the late modern period, London had become the largest city on the planet. Gradually, it became a breeding ground for youth culture.

Today, London is a global city and is one of the most important centers of education, trade, and politics in the world. It is also one of the most visited tourist destinations as millions of travelers from around the world flock this beautiful country to capture its surreal world. It is known for being home to innumerable sites of historical, architectural, and natural significance.

Spread over an area of about 1579 sq. km, the urban center of London is located on the banks of the beautiful river Thames. Hence, the city has been a major river port in the country for a long period of time now. Numerous other tributaries and canals flowing through the city have also been responsible for the fast growth of the capital city. The topography of London is quite interesting as it has several low-lying plains as well as high altitude regions. Numerous hills such as Primrose Hill and Tower Hills that beautify the charm of the city are some of the highest points in the city. The major city is divided into two parts, namely North London and South London.

The city also has a fair share of lush greenery and vegetation. That is why it has been popular amongst nature lovers and landscape photographers as well. As London is completely landlocked, it does not have any coastline. The neighboring countries that can be frequented from London include Ireland, France, Denmark, Belgium, and the Netherlands.

Art and Music
London, for being a global power since the Medieval Era, has developed its own style of art and music. And it is quite evident if you step out and explore its ancient landmarks of architectural significance and attend local music festivals. No wonder the global city has remained a cultural superpower for centuries now. It has molded the global art and architecture and has guided the entire world through its music. The folk music of England is still savored across London and other cities of the country.

Be it literature, visual art, or cinema, everything of indigenous nature in the United Kingdom is loved by people across the globe. The city hosts music and literary festivals. It is also one of the few places where you witness great Shakespearean plays and enjoy wonderful performances. However, over a period, pop culture has replaced old traditions and customs to a large extent due to globalization.

Food and Drink
With rich cooking traditions, British cuisine is popular all over the world. Its lip-smacking dishes rule the restaurants and cafes across numerous countries and territories. Due to the colonial history of the country, its authentic culinary tradition has been greatly influenced by numerous elements from foreign countries. Hence, you would find the flavors of Indian spices as well as the piquancy of the Chinese delicacies in its meals.

Be it the popular full breakfast or fish and chips, everything has become a part of the global cuisine. And as the country is extremely influenced by globalization, it relishes food of all kinds. People in London also love to sip on their favorite drinks as they enjoy flavorful dishes. Tea and beer are the most loved beverages in the city.

Must-Try Delicacies
Fish and Chips, Falafel, Cornish Pasty, Apple Crumble, Haggis, Chips and Gravy, Bangers and Mash, Sunday Roast

Must-Try Drinks
Creamy Tea, Cider, Real Ale, Gin and Tonic, Whisky, Brewed Beer

Hospitality
Though London is an extensively commercialized tourist place, it boasts of a generous and kind crowd. Despite being a global power that is run by a fast-paced environment, the city hosts locals that are quite helpful and welcoming. They know how to treat their guests, especially those who have come from other countries of the world. Hence, tourists always feel safe and secure while exploring around in London.

London is one of the most visited places in the world and home to thousands of tourist attractions ranging from historic marvels to natural sites.

Capture the moment of your life as you walk down the famous Westminster Bridge and take beautiful shots with the world-popular Big Ben in the background.

Explore the wonderful collection of the British Library, the largest national library in the world.

Enjoy Shakespearean plays at the theatres of London and bring home the memories from the old world.

Explore the awe-inspiring British architecture and admire the brilliant structural formation of numerous buildings.

Stay at world-class hotels and lavish resorts to experience a different world altogether.

Capture the dazzling skyline of London and frame some of the most beautiful and insta-worthy pictures.

Go shopping at wonderful complexes and enjoy fine dining at superlative restaurants and cafe.

Visit exhibitions and museums and find incredible and unparalleled art on display.

Get acquainted with the nightlife of London and explore the party scene in the capital city at its bars and pubs.

The region in and around London experiences a temperate oceanic climate and hence, the weather of this beautiful city is always comfortable for tourists. The city gets all three major seasons, i.e. the summer, the winter, and the monsoon.

The average temperature lies between in the range of 10 ℃ and 20 ℃ in a year. That is the reason the city has been a favorite destination for millions of tourists from January until the end of December.

July is the hottest month in London with 20℃ as average temperature.

January is the coldest month in London with 6℃ as average temperature.

October is the wettest month in London with an average rainfall of 68.5 mm.

The summer season in the region of London starts from May and goes up till the end of August, while the winter season starts from November and ends in February.

February to May and September to October
To roam around and explore different places comfortably, the best time to visit London is from February to May and September to October. This is the time when the weather conditions of London are quite tolerable and hence, you can visit places and spend an amazing time. During this period, you would not encounter harsh temperature conditions. That is the reason tourists consider this time to be the best for excursions. However, London witnesses travelers from around the world throughout the year.

Average London Weather
London Temperature in March: 9℃
London Temperature in April: 11℃
London Temperature in May: 14℃
London Temperature in September: 18℃
London Temperature in October: 13℃

Visit London with Family/Kids

Visit the popular Science Museum of London and let your kids absorb great knowledge.

Get a tour of the Warner Bros. Studio on the outskirts of London and experience the Harry Potter world.

Visit theme parks and entertainment complexes and have a fun time with your kids on a weekend.

Step aboard the London duck vehicle and enjoy all the major attractions of the city with your family.

Catch some of the most beautiful views of London from the gallery of the world-famous London Eye.

Visit London as a Couple

Visit the popular Buckingham Palace and take memorable selfies with your partner.

Walk past the popular Big Ben hand in hand and explore the lively streets of London.

Explore the local cuisine of London and relish some of the tastiest dishes in the United Kingdom.

Go shopping and buy the favorite style of your partner at malls, shopping complexes, and street markets.

Cherish the beautiful views in the sky at Primrose Hill of London and get lost in the air of romance.

Visit London with Friends

Visit the Westminster abbey and its famous bridge and take wonderful shots of Big Ben on your camera.

Visit historical places such as Windsor Castle and learn about the history of the city.

Visit the tourist sites of Camden neighborhood and explore its beautiful offbeat culture and lifestyle.

Visit Shore ditch and explore the vibrant nightlife of London.

Visit the famous Baker Street of London where the popular character of Sherlock Holmes lived.

Go on a cruise in the river Thames and witness the beautiful shores of the city.

Things to Buy

Sherlock Holmes Merchandise

Cufflinks

Pillboxes

Teapots

Locally Prepared Handbags

Ceramics

Gin

Zip Wallets

London Umbrella

Spa products

Napkin Rings

Buckingham Palace Hand Towels

Big Ben
One of the most popular structures in the world, Big Ben, otherwise known as the Great Bell, is a giant clock at the Elizabeth Tower in the Palace of Westminster. It was built in the late 1800s and hence, it is also one of the oldest places to visit in London. Come here and capture the stunning view of the clock. Built-in the gothic revival architectural, Big Ben is the prime attraction in the city.
Price: No Entrance Fee
Timings: 09:15 am to 04:30 pm

London Eye
Also known as the Millennium Wheel, London Eye has quite a place in popular culture. It has been a part of several movies, TV shows, documentaries and more. Standing at a height of about 443 feet, the London Eye was the tallest Ferris wheel on the planet when built. Today, it is one of the must-visit places in the United Kingdom. It witnesses tourists in millions every year. Take a ride and watch the extensive views of London from your naked eye.
Price:
$49 for adults
$42 for children
Timings: 10:00 am to 07:00 pm

British Library
If there is a bookworm in you that always crawls restlessly and is never at peace, then the British Library would be of great use to you. It would surely satisfy your urge of gaining knowledge for the library has a collection of more than 200 million items. It is the largest in the world and houses a wide variety of items, ranging from ancient relics to modern artifacts. Since its establishment in the year 1973, it has been one of the best places to visit in London.
Price: No Entrance Fee
Timings: 11:00 am to 07:00 pm

St. Paul's Cathedral
An instance of early modern art reflecting old world charm, St. Paul's Cathedral with its picturesque setting and hypnotizing architecture is every art lover's affection. It is dear to photographers and obviously, history buffs for being one of the oldest living cathedrals in the city. Built-in the late 18th century, St. Paul's Cathedral stands strong with its marvelous dome and enthralling interior and hence, it is one of the best places to see in London.
Price:
$22 for adults
$20 for students and seniors
$10 for children between 6 and 17 years of age
Timings: 08:30 am to 04:30 pm

British Museum
One of the few free places to visit in London, the British Museum in the city holds one of the largest collections in the world with about eight million human works. Established in the year 1753, it is also one of the oldest continuously working museums in Europe. If you are looking forward to learning about not only the history of London but also human history, art, and culture, then the British Museum is the best place to visit.
Price: No Entrance Fee
Timings:
10:00 am to 05:30 pm
10:00 am to 08:30 pm (Fridays)
(Closed on 1 January and 24-26 December)

Windsor Castle
A marvelous instance of flawless architecture, Windsor Castle is in the Berkshire country of the United Kingdom and serves as the residence of the country's royal family. With a beautiful road reaching the main gate and colorful vegetation all around, the castle looks nothing less than a paradise. Visit it and fulfill your dreams of walking into a fairyland. The building is one of the most photographed places in the country.
Price:
$30 for adults
$26 for students and seniors
$21 for children below 17 years of age
Timings:
10:00 am to 04:15 pm (November to February)
10:00 am to 05:15 pm (March t October)

National Gallery
One of the most popular places in London, the National Gallery is another place in the city where art lovers can find solace. Housing a wonderful collection of about 2300 remarkable paintings, the National Gallery is in the vibrant Trafalgar Square and was established in the early 19th century. The masterpieces that glorify the never-ending charm of London date back to as late as the 13th century. Hence, it is one of the most visited art museums on the planet.
Price: No Entrance Fee
Timings:
10:00 am to 06:00 pm
10:00 am to 09:00 pm (Fridays)

Buckingham Palace
With an exemplary facade offering a great deal of surprise, Buckingham Palace is one of the most popular administrative headquarters in the world. It is the place where all the official functions and events of the monarchy take place. Splendidly designed rooms to ornate halls, every corner of this paradisal palace would leave you in awe. Since its construction in the late 19th century, it has been one of the major tourist spots in the UK.
Price:
$30 for adults
$17 for children below 17 years of age
Timings: 09:30 am to 07:30 pm

Madame Tussauds
Undoubtedly, an iconic place in the United Kingdom that has become a rage in the pop culture, Madame Tussauds houses perfectly chiseled and flawlessly structured wax statues of numerous famous personalities from around the world. It is one of the most prominent tourist places in London and hence, must not be missed by anyone. The most notable figures displayed here include Albert Einstein, Mahatma Gandhi, Shah Rukh Khan, Steven Spielberg, Lady Gaga, Nelson Mandela, Cristiano Ronaldo, Bob Marley, and more.
Price:
$48 for adults
$42 for children
Timings: 07:30 am to 06:00 pm

Other best places to visit in London

Hyde Park

The Tower of London

Westminster Abbey

Trafalgar Square

Churchill's War Rooms

Natural History Museum

Hampton Court Palace

New Year's Parade
At the start of every year, the city of London seems drenched in bliss as people parade through the streets and roads of the metropolitan. Millions of locals and tourists from around the globe gather at places like Parliament Square, Trafalgar Square, and more to enjoy the wonderful scenes of happiness. People indulge in local events such as dancing and singing. It is one of the biggest celebrations in and around London.
Place: London
Time: 1 Jan

Notting Hill Carnival
A major music festival in the United Kingdom, Notting Hill Carnival is one of the most awaited celebrations in London. Shows and live dance and music performances happen. People groove to the beats of folk tunes and global music on the streets. Traditional dishes are served. Attend the festival to get an insight into the local traditions and customs of the country. You also get to relish authentic British cuisine.
Place: London
Time: August

Yoruba Arts Festival
Celebrating the rich art and culture of the Yorubas, this beautiful festival is all about workshops, music shows, dancing, and art exhibitions. People also revel in authentic African cuisine as the festival revolves around the traditions and customs of the Yoruba community inhabiting Western Africa. It is one of the must-visit local celebrations in London. Share an understanding of how different cultures live in the city happily.
Place: Hackney, London
Time: July

British Summer Time
If music is in your blood and music is all you need to start your day, then you must not forget to attend the lively event of British Summer Time. It is one of the most prominent and largest music festivals in London and is attended by thousands of people including tourists. Visit it and witness unforgettable performances from international singers like Bruno Mars and musicians like Eric Clapton. Give yourself a dose of rhythm and groove to your favorite tunes.
Place: Hyde Park, London
Time: July

Diwali
The festival of lights, Diwali is one of the major festivals in Hinduism and is celebrated with immense zeal and zest in India. However, if you visit the wonderful city of London in the United Kingdom, you will find people observing the festive celebrations with the same amount of love. Fireworks cover the sky and music conquers the streets. People, especially of Indian origin, dress up traditionally, Indian dishes are prepared, and gifts are exchanged with neighbors.
Place: Trafalgar Square, London
Time: October/November

Other festivals celebrated in London

Citadel Festival

The Great British Beer Festival

London Jazz Festival

Taste of London

As per the visa policy of the United Kingdom, every tourist is supposed to obtain a visa to enter the boundaries of London or any other place in the country unless they belong to a visa-exempt nation. Below given are the countries that can enter London without any prior visa. Citizens from the following countries have complete freedom of movement to/from the United Kingdom. The list includes:

British Citizens

European Union Citizens

Citizens of EFTA Member States

Irish Citizens with CTA arrangements

Citizens of Commonwealth Nations With ROA

Below given are the countries that also have a right to enter London or any other place in the United Kingdom without any prior visa. However, citizens from these countries can only stay for a maximum period of six months within the country. If you are coming from the Republic of Ireland, then you can only stay for a maximum period of three months. The list includes:

Andorra, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Australia, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Botswana, Brazil, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Dominica, East Timor, El Salvador, Grenada, Guatemala, Honduras, Hong Kong, Israel, Japan, Kiribati, Macau, Malaysia, Maldives, Marshall Islands, Mauritius, Mexico, Micronesia, Monaco, Namibia, Nauru, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Palau, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Samoa, San Marino, Seychelles, Singapore, Solomon Islands, South Korea, Taiwan, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Tuvalu, United States of America, Uruguay, Vanuatu, and Vatican City.

The United Kingdom also allows several nationalities to obtain an electronic visa waiver. However, to get one, you must have:

A passport with a minimum of six months validity

Return ticket

Amount to support your stay

Proof of accommodation

Tuberculosis test results

Two photographs

London Electronic Visa waiver would allow you to stay for a maximum period of six months. The list of all those countries includes:

Kuwait

Oman

Qatar

United Arab Emirates

Tourists holding a regular passport of all the other countries need to apply for a regular tourist visa. Click here to apply for a London visa or to learn more about UK visa requirements.
(https://www.gov.uk/)

Buses
Buses or minibuses are available at all the tourist spots in London. As they are cheaper as well as comfortable, they are preferred by many tourists. However, hop on hop off buses are the best ways to explore the major tourist attractions of London.

If you do not desire to spend hundreds of bucks just on commutation, then it would be the best option for you. Traveling by bus would also help you mingle with locals, which in turn, would let you understand the culture and lifestyle of the place better.
A day of bus travel in and around London would not cost more than $6 per person.

Taxis/Cabs
If you are someone who never compromises with comfort, then taxis/cabs would be perfect for you to travel to London. They are available on every street and across all the major London attractions.

You can also use these to venture off on the outskirts of the city and explore the city's beautiful neighborhoods. However, know taxis in London are quite expensive in comparison to other modes of transport.
A day of travel in and around London via taxi would not cost you more than $30.

Trains/Metros
Known as London Underground, the rapid transit system of London is worth an experience. As it is one of the most comfortable and fastest means of public transport in London, it is the choice of thousands of travelers. London metro is also one of the cheapest forms of commutation in the entire country.
A single journey in the core area of London would not cost more than $3 per person.

Ferries/Boats
Being a city set on the beautiful banks of the ever-shining river Thames, London also uses water routes for commutation. You can get into boats or ferries to reach one place to another. Exploring the city's glitz and glamour as you sail down shimmering waves of the stream is quite fascinating. Hence, no traveler should miss this once in a lifetime experience.

Cycle
Be your own boss and ride the way you want. Choose your path and move in the direction of your choice. Cycling is another way to explore the sprawling center of London. It is one of the cheapest and most wonderful ways of commutation. You can rent a cycle for about $2.5 for 24 hours.

Via Air Route
The easiest and the fastest way to reach London, especially when you are coming from another country, is the air route. The country has a few international airports that are well connected to the other parts of the world. The major international airports in London are Heathrow Airport, Gatwick Airport, Stansted Airport, and Luton Airport. All of them have great connectivity to the Middle East as well as across Europe.

Via Road Route
You can also take the road route to reach London from other places as the city's road network is commendable. You can either use public transport running between London and other cities in the United Kingdom or drive on your own. If you are on a budget and would not love to spend a fortune on traveling, then you can take the road route to London. Victoria Coach Station and other major stations in the city operate domestic as well as international buses regularly.

Via Rail Route
The rail network of London is quite fascinating as it connects most of the other major places in Europe as well as other major cities in the United Kingdom. Trains ply between London and places like Paris, Berlin, and Amsterdam on a regular basis. If you are coming from a nearby country, then you can opt for this option. Train travel is also cheaper and more comfortable.

Do research about London ranging from its weather to tourist attractions before flying.

Visit the popular places in London such as Madam Tussauds and British Museum early in the morning to avoid the tourist crowd.

Though vehicles drive on the left side in London, it is always better to look at both sides of the road.

Use your credit or debit cards wherever necessary as they are accepted at most of the places in the country.

Buses in London are cashless, so make sure to buy a travel card before hopping into one.

Head to unexplored places like Chislehurst Caves and Isabella Plantation to discover hidden beauties of London.

Metro and buses are the best and cheapest options for getting around in London.

Central London is the best place to stay and eat as it makes for a vibrant and colorful neighborhood.

Get the London pass and visit all your favorite attractions without any hassle.

Use river cruises to get once in a lifetime experience of London's beauty and glamour.

Always keep an umbrella with you especially while visiting during the peak season as it is hard to predict when it rains in London.

Safety Tips

Be aware of your surroundings as pickpocketing is common at popular and crowded places, especially at places like King's Cross St Pancras, Liverpool Street, and Westminster.

Do not keep original documents with you. Always keep them in the locker inside the hotel room and explore around with their copies.

Always keep hotel/resort card and emergency numbers handy.

Keep a fanny bag with you and keep all your valuables in it.

Avoid walking alone through empty streets at night and do not get into an unregistered vehicle.

Keep an eye on your drink or food, especially while having them at public places.

Health

Consult your doctor and get vaccinations for Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Measles, Mumps, Polio, Chickenpox, Rubella, and Pneumonia.

You can rent a bicycle for getting around in London if you love to keep yourself fit and healthy while on a vacation.

Get your journey insured to help you cover all your medical bills in case of an emergency.

Tap water is safe to drink in London and hence, you need not depend on bottled water.

Keep insect repellent with you while exploring the outskirts of the city.

Always eat at cafes and restaurants that are popular amongst tourists as well as locals.

What to Pack?

Travel documents

Universal adapter

Phone/Tablet/Laptop charger

Sunglasses

Warm clothes for winters

Light clothes for summers

Power Bank

Walking shoes

Fanny bag

Camera

Umbrella

Dress Code & Etiquette

Women and men should cover their head and shoulders while visiting temples, churches, and other such religious places.

Always apologize if you have done something wrong. Use 'please' and 'thank you' wherever necessary.

As per British etiquettes, it is not allowed to ask someone's his/her salary or earnings.

Do not make fun of local traditions and customs and do not talk ill of the country.

Do not bring anything edible into a church or any other place of religious prominence.

Always shake hands while meeting people and greet them with a generous smile.

Ireland
Ireland is one of the most beautiful island nations in the world and once you step into its boundaries and gaze upon its wonderful presence, you would be left astonished. The kind of spectacles it harbors is beyond imagination. From the world-famous Northern Lights to unique hexagonal landscape features, everything would charm you. Filled with heavenly beauties, the country takes you on a world tour.

Netherlands
A country below the sea level, Netherlands must be on your bucket list for the nation holds a significant amount of tourist spots. Visit it and indulge in exploring the charm of the gorgeous Amsterdam. Admire the artistic heritage of the country or plan a day trip to its lush green valleys and flower fields. Cruise beautiful canals or frame picturesquely present windmills. Take your kids to amusement parks or let them enjoy wildlife safaris.

Belgium
The kingdom of Belgium is generally considered as one of the most peaceful and safest nations in the world. That's one of the reasons why tourists love visiting it and savoring its enthralling beauties. From museums to art galleries, historical structures to archaeological sites and mountains to shores, everything deserves to be explored.

France
The country with Eiffel Tower, the world-famous symbol of romance, France is an unmissable place to explore when you are in the United Kingdom. The country houses ample spots that would set your mood right and make your vacation a wonderful experience. Visit places like the Palace of Versailles and learn about the past of the country. Walkthrough museums and get in touch with the ancient culture and lifestyle of France.

Denmark
Denmark is appealing, winsome, and bewitching for the country holds the charm of endless natural as well as ancient historical beauties. It has forests, plains, shores, hills, waterfalls, streams, and a lot more that would surely make your vacation a perennial experience. The bronze sculpture of the Little Mermaid, the queen's winter residence of Amalienborg, and the canals and harbors of Nyhavn are some of the most admired and visited places in Denmark.

The earliest known remains found in London have a history of more than 3500 years.

London is one of the few cities in the world where more than 300 languages are spoken.

Though London follows the left-hand driving side, it's Savoy Court Road is one place where one can drive on the right-hand side.

The beautiful city of London is home to more than 170 museums making it a significant city of history, art, and culture.

There are more than 10 places across the world named London. The United States, France, and Canada have most of them.

The number of Indian restaurants in this wonderful city of the United Kingdom is more than that of in the city of Mumbai in India.

Though the Great Fire of London that happened in the year 1666 destroyed most of the parts of the city, the total number of casualties in the incident was just six.

Though Queen heads the nation, she needs permission from the mayor of London to enter the city.

With more than 70 billionaires residing in the city, London is one of the most expensive and richest cities on the planet.

In conflict with the popular belief, Big Ben is not the tower but the bell inside the tower. The structure is called the Elizabeth Tower.

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