Are there any tourist attractions between london science museum and victoria station?
I have to plan a trip for 14 year olds and we will be walking back from the museum to victoria train station at about 2pm is there anything that we could see either from outside or quickly inside
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Walking down Brompton Road, you'll walk past Harrods. Brompton Road will take to the edge of Hyde Park. When you get to Hyde Park Corner, you'll get to the north west corner of Green Park. I'm pretty sure there is some sort of memorial there. You can walk down the edge of Green Park to get to Victoria Station but I can't remember whether you get a good view of Bukcingham Palace. One of the roads from Hyde Park Corner will take you to Buckingham Palace but is a longer walk to Victoria as you have to walk round Buckingham Palace to start heading back towards the station. You may find it useful to get an A-Z of London as my comments may make a bit more sense if you're looking at a map.
there used to be a giant globe, dont know about now, on the concrete (painted) near the science musiums entrance
hard rock cafe is a cool place for a teenager
not directly on your route,but only 5 mins out the way.situated hyde park corner /piccadilly
im a london cabbie and cant think of anywhere better.
ps.dont forget to buy the T-shirt!!
Kenington Palace, Princess Diana Memorial, Kensington Gardens, Royal Albert Hall, nearby the Science Museum are the Geological Museum, the Zoological Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum. Just depends on what 14yr olds want to see. You could visit Harrods department store for a quick look.
The Natural History's only round the corner there too
It is quite a long walk back from the museum to the station but there will be loads of black cabs to hop in if you get tired. How about Harrods in Knightsbridge - it's so huge there is something to amuse everyone in there. You don't have to buy anything just have a look around.
the national history museum and the tate britain
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Answers:
Walking down Brompton Road, you'll walk past Harrods. Brompton Road will take to the edge of Hyde Park. When you get to Hyde Park Corner, you'll get to the north west corner of Green Park. I'm pretty sure there is some sort of memorial there. You can walk down the edge of Green Park to get to Victoria Station but I can't remember whether you get a good view of Bukcingham Palace. One of the roads from Hyde Park Corner will take you to Buckingham Palace but is a longer walk to Victoria as you have to walk round Buckingham Palace to start heading back towards the station. You may find it useful to get an A-Z of London as my comments may make a bit more sense if you're looking at a map.
there used to be a giant globe, dont know about now, on the concrete (painted) near the science musiums entrance
hard rock cafe is a cool place for a teenager
not directly on your route,but only 5 mins out the way.situated hyde park corner /piccadilly
im a london cabbie and cant think of anywhere better.
ps.dont forget to buy the T-shirt!!
Kenington Palace, Princess Diana Memorial, Kensington Gardens, Royal Albert Hall, nearby the Science Museum are the Geological Museum, the Zoological Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum. Just depends on what 14yr olds want to see. You could visit Harrods department store for a quick look.
The Natural History's only round the corner there too
It is quite a long walk back from the museum to the station but there will be loads of black cabs to hop in if you get tired. How about Harrods in Knightsbridge - it's so huge there is something to amuse everyone in there. You don't have to buy anything just have a look around.
the national history museum and the tate britain
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