What to see in London with the nephew

[Nosha123]

Thought I would take the 19yr old nephew on the London Eye and then do a London Duck Tour...
What else could I do with him in the same day to make the most of being up in London?
He wont want to see the aquarium...
What is nearby that we can pop to after the Duck Tour?

[bednobs]

what/where is the duck tour?

[marval]

http://www.londonducktours.co.uk/

[Pam29]

what about just a walk down the south bank side of the river - always lots going on and theres the tate modern to pop in or the globe. a few pubs and eateries too.

[sandyRoe]

What about The Imperial War Museum? I don't know how far it is from The London Eye, though.

[jno]

Vinopolis wine museum? Design Museum? St Paul's? Depends what sort of things he likes, really.

[emmie]

SR, it's a bit far, and you would really need to devote quite a time to see The
Imperial War Museum. Lots of cafes, restaurants down on the south bank or walk over Waterloo Bridge into Covent Garden, always stuff going on there.
Cinemas in Leicester Square, which isn't far from Covent Garden with many food outlets, pubs.

[Davethedog]

War museum is about a 20 minute walk from London Eye but there is nothing else there. From Waterloo you could walk over Westminster Bridge past the Houses of Parliament turn right up Whitehall, into Trafalgar Square, from there you could go up St Martins Lane into Theartre Land or up the Haymarket and up to the Trocadero. On either route many pubs and eateries.

OR from Parlaiament Square you could walk down Birdcage Walk to Buckingham Palace and then up to Marble Arch and into Kensington and Harrods - Albert Hall.

[emmie]

Camden market only if you have time to spare. And that is a fair distance from where you will be.

[Nosha123]

thanks all! Very helpful!

[rowanwitch]

covent garden has loads of good shops only you may want to let him wander in on his own while you have a coffee

[whiskeryron]

http://www.theoriginaltour.com/

W.Ron.

[sara3]

Camden.. forget the distance, make time :o)