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What Are The Top Tips For Travelers To London?
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What are the top tips for travelers to London?
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Try to avoid doing any travelling, especially in the Underground, during rush hour.
Buy a cheap compass. You only need to know roughly which is north, and where you are going in relation to it.
As you may have read, we are having a rash of phone thefts, so only use you phone in a cafe, shop etc, rather than on the street.
Walk everywhere you can. It’s such an amazing city that there are things to see in every street and square.
Start in the ‘centre’ - Trafalgar Square, and move outwards from there.
To keep prices down, buy a sandwich lunch in Marks and Spencer’s or Boots, and eat it in one of the parks.
Try and do a riverboat trip. Seeing the city from another perspective is amazing.
But above all, don’t try to do everything. Save something for a return trip.
Enjoy.
Buy a cheap compass. You only need to know roughly which is north, and where you are going in relation to it.
As you may have read, we are having a rash of phone thefts, so only use you phone in a cafe, shop etc, rather than on the street.
Walk everywhere you can. It’s such an amazing city that there are things to see in every street and square.
Start in the ‘centre’ - Trafalgar Square, and move outwards from there.
To keep prices down, buy a sandwich lunch in Marks and Spencer’s or Boots, and eat it in one of the parks.
Try and do a riverboat trip. Seeing the city from another perspective is amazing.
But above all, don’t try to do everything. Save something for a return trip.
Enjoy.
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