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Top 5 tourist attractions in London
IMO
1. London Eye
2. The 02
3. Buckingham Palace
4. Tower of London
5. Big Ben
Started by Isambard Kingdom Brunel on
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Oxford Street/Covent Garden Re: Top 5 tourist attractions in London
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London Dungeon
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Buckingham Palace
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Tower of London
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London Eye
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Hi,
Are there any good discount cards/voucher books etc for visitors to london? i.e. food and drink discounts near attractions, discount entries to attractions etc.
Thanks!
Started by alexnarra on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at moneysavingexpert):
Them up at train stations outside London and you can use nectar points etc for some attractions..
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We asked The London Pass, a sightseeing card for tourists visiting London if they could provide their list of most popular London attractions. Here"s their top ten:
Thames River Cruise
A Thames river cruise is without doubt one of the best ways to see...
Started by Joomny on
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Great post, thanks for sharing I would like to visit all attractions Great info...lots of friends.
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Hello! We (2 adults + 2-year-old) are contemplating vacationing in London for a week in late August (*after* the Olympics are over). We are fortunate to have the opportunity to stay in an acquaintance's flat in Hampstead Garden abouta 10-minute walk from...
Started by IndigoGrrl on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at tripadvisor):
And don't rule out central London parks like Regents Park, St James's Park and of course Hyde Park are staying, its easy enough to get into London....
Edited: 2:54 am, yesterday We will be in London during the window between the Olympics.
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Closest hotels to all tourist attractions in london with good reviews and reasonable cost
Started by Lyall T on
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Let us know as well whether you're looking.
Lyall, there isn't one area of London that has a cluster of 'all tourist attractions', although London airport or travel to / from the city by rail.
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'monarchy brings in tourists'
Apparently the queen attracts so much tourism that the tens of millions it costs to protect her and her family is nothing as the cash is made up by this, could someone provide a link or source to the data which shows that...
Started by TheHansa on
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Indeed, the success of the Tower of London (number 6 in the list) suggests: 'monarchy brings in ....
tourist attractions in the UK only one royal residence makes it: Windsor Castle at number 17% of total tourist revenue.
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I am going to be in Paris in June and as time is limited and some of the things we are seeing don't need tickets. The only two attractions I will be needing tickets for is the Louvre and Arc de Triomphe. I don't think I need to get the Paris Pass for ...
Started by GAIL1958 on
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Those with three stars are the most famous and/or highest quality (somewhat subjective is in the underground passage that goes... .
Euros for dinner, yikes! In Response to Re: Paris attractions :
is it worth going to Le Jules Verne Attractions.
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You're traveling to a city/country you've never been to before, and will likely only ever visit this one time in your life.
Is your priority to see the major tourist attractions i.e. "see the sights," or would you rather just do some wandering around ...
Started by DCnDC on
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Couldn't give a rats ass....
If you.
The tourist sights are - if you miss the Louvre you've missed the art treasures of half the world.
Is your priority to see the major tourist attractions i.e.
Ever visit this one time in your life.
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Dear All, I would like to ask several questions : 1. Is London "already "getting more expensive abt 8-10 July , due to Olympic ? Or still ok until 20- ish? 2. Is 2.5 days enough to travel in London to see important landmarks and main tourist attractions...
Started by Strawberry200... on
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That may inform where you stay as wellIf you have not yet ... .
There are also places specifically, rather than generic tourist attractions.
The British Museum, is a popular and reasonably priced (in London terms) tourist area.
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We are going to London in a few weeks (4adults but all kids at heart) for 2days. We are planning London eye first thing sat morning and then touristy things, with a meal and wicked in the evening.
We are stopping at a travelodge at Heathrow on the sat...
Started by vickitoria10 on
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Thanks a lot for the m25 traffic....
I personally would stay in London of something to do! How about St Albans? Ok maybe not most peoples first choice of tourist destinations).
There's a big shopping centre and a cinema complex nearby .
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