What can I do in London tomorrow?
During the day (I'm on holiday) I live in London and want to try something different to the usual tourist stuff
Answers:
I'd suggest a guided walk - they're always fun - try www.walks.com. You may wish to try the London Duck Tour - a vehicle which is amphibious - www.londonducktours.co.uk
There is so much you can do in London, just visit the place and you won't be bored for long, I can be sure!
Go to Charing Cross....to eat in Pizza Hut!.it's really posh!
Visit Camden lock, including the market,then a visit to London Dungeons, Then the Hard-Rock cafe for diner,,,,well that's your day planed,,
enjoy,
go to westminster abbey - parliament - big ben - the london eye - st pauls - buckingham palace and the tower of london - you can squeeze all of that in one day - they are all near by each other -
Find a Pie n Mash shop, an old London tradition.
Go see a show - I live close to London and I regularly do the 'touristy' things like the museums too. But, I recently saw The Lion King - and wow - what a day out that was!
Sit in a traffic jam on the bridge! I think just about everything in London is a tourist attraction these days, just pick one and do it! Splash out for a ride on the wheel, go up St Pauls Cathedral, take an evening boat trip on the river.
leave
Go to see a lunchtime concert at St-Martin's-in-the-fields (Trafalgar Square). Here's the link.
http://www2.stmartin-in-the-fields.org/p.
Enjoy your holiday.
Go the markets. There are good markets at Walthamstow for instance which is very ethnically colourful to the eye.
strip joint
Take a walk through hyde park if you have time left.
Get Mugged, its an old London tradition and you get to visit police stations and hospitals as well !
Highgate Cemetery, they do tours including Marx's grave etc..itsfull of some famous Victorian memorials to famous Victorians and rather leafy and green.......and its different.
Nearest tube Archway up the hill and its on your left through a small park next to the Church at the junction with Dartmouth Park Hill
yeah, tourist stuff sucks. if you like museums, go to some. but if you're like me and hate educational stuff, wander round a bit, visiting stores, crossing hobo's and prostitutes, and have a good time. but be warned. i advise non smokers to hold their breath, if ya know what i mean.
Go shopping in Oxford Street, visit the London eye, or just walk around, its amazing how time flys.
go to the new adventure playground in peckham and join the fun!
Dulwich Art Gallery is good. Chill out with a Pimms on the banks of the Thames. Hampstead heath is a good walk that most tourists miss. Good Tea shop there too.
try the ICE BAR just of regent st. whole place completely made out of ice, the tables, chairs, bar and even the glass holding your cocktail. they do supply you with gloves and coats.
can't get cooler than this can you.
visit:
Hogarth's House----
http://www.londontown.com/londoninformat.
Chiswick House----
http://www.londontown.com/londoninformat.
Leighton House----
http://www.londontown.com/londoninformat.
If I got like sudden holiday then I like to sit in front of river alone..was listening music.....if I wish then walk ,walk and walk alone...
Heyyy,don't think that I am not a friendly person...I am..
But sometimes I want to stay with me.... :-)
For something different I would suggest
South
The London Wetland Centre at Barnes - fantastic centre for birdwatching in south west London
North
The Estorick Collection in Canonbury, London N1 - small chic Italian art gallery, then explore Islington's Georgian squares and fab restaurants
East
Brick Lane and Spitalfields have an amazing mix of multicultural shops, markets and cafes surrounded by some beautiful old buildings
West
Go up to Harrow on the Hill. Fantastic views from the top and the quaint old buildings of Harrow School contrasting with the new Wembley Stadium being built just down the road.
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Answers:
I'd suggest a guided walk - they're always fun - try www.walks.com. You may wish to try the London Duck Tour - a vehicle which is amphibious - www.londonducktours.co.uk
There is so much you can do in London, just visit the place and you won't be bored for long, I can be sure!
Go to Charing Cross....to eat in Pizza Hut!.it's really posh!
Visit Camden lock, including the market,then a visit to London Dungeons, Then the Hard-Rock cafe for diner,,,,well that's your day planed,,
enjoy,
go to westminster abbey - parliament - big ben - the london eye - st pauls - buckingham palace and the tower of london - you can squeeze all of that in one day - they are all near by each other -
Find a Pie n Mash shop, an old London tradition.
Go see a show - I live close to London and I regularly do the 'touristy' things like the museums too. But, I recently saw The Lion King - and wow - what a day out that was!
Sit in a traffic jam on the bridge! I think just about everything in London is a tourist attraction these days, just pick one and do it! Splash out for a ride on the wheel, go up St Pauls Cathedral, take an evening boat trip on the river.
leave
Go to see a lunchtime concert at St-Martin's-in-the-fields (Trafalgar Square). Here's the link.
http://www2.stmartin-in-the-fields.org/p.
Enjoy your holiday.
Go the markets. There are good markets at Walthamstow for instance which is very ethnically colourful to the eye.
strip joint
Take a walk through hyde park if you have time left.
Get Mugged, its an old London tradition and you get to visit police stations and hospitals as well !
Highgate Cemetery, they do tours including Marx's grave etc..itsfull of some famous Victorian memorials to famous Victorians and rather leafy and green.......and its different.
Nearest tube Archway up the hill and its on your left through a small park next to the Church at the junction with Dartmouth Park Hill
yeah, tourist stuff sucks. if you like museums, go to some. but if you're like me and hate educational stuff, wander round a bit, visiting stores, crossing hobo's and prostitutes, and have a good time. but be warned. i advise non smokers to hold their breath, if ya know what i mean.
Go shopping in Oxford Street, visit the London eye, or just walk around, its amazing how time flys.
go to the new adventure playground in peckham and join the fun!
Dulwich Art Gallery is good. Chill out with a Pimms on the banks of the Thames. Hampstead heath is a good walk that most tourists miss. Good Tea shop there too.
try the ICE BAR just of regent st. whole place completely made out of ice, the tables, chairs, bar and even the glass holding your cocktail. they do supply you with gloves and coats.
can't get cooler than this can you.
visit:
Hogarth's House----
http://www.londontown.com/londoninformat.
Chiswick House----
http://www.londontown.com/londoninformat.
Leighton House----
http://www.londontown.com/londoninformat.
If I got like sudden holiday then I like to sit in front of river alone..was listening music.....if I wish then walk ,walk and walk alone...
Heyyy,don't think that I am not a friendly person...I am..
But sometimes I want to stay with me.... :-)
For something different I would suggest
South
The London Wetland Centre at Barnes - fantastic centre for birdwatching in south west London
North
The Estorick Collection in Canonbury, London N1 - small chic Italian art gallery, then explore Islington's Georgian squares and fab restaurants
East
Brick Lane and Spitalfields have an amazing mix of multicultural shops, markets and cafes surrounded by some beautiful old buildings
West
Go up to Harrow on the Hill. Fantastic views from the top and the quaint old buildings of Harrow School contrasting with the new Wembley Stadium being built just down the road.
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