London

The Royal City

One of the most visited cities in the world and offering the most tourist attractions, London is the capital city of England and the United Kingdom. Noisy, vibrant and a melting pot of cultures, London is a megalopolis of people. Considered a major global financial centre, its home to the headquarters of more than half of the UK's top 100 listed companies.
The largest city of both the Europe and the European Union, living in London gives you the option of getting on a plane and flying anywhere in the United Kingdom with the lowest airfares, even if its on a shoe-string budge, all thanks to low-cost airlines operating in the country.

Getting there

London's huge global status makes it the most served destination in the world when it comes to flights. Serviced by five airports, London Heathrow is the world’s busiest airport and attracts most of the biggest international carriers. London Gatwick, London's second airport also serves a large spectrum of places worldwide. Other budget carriers operating out of London are London Stansted, London Luton, a holiday charter airport and London City Airport, a commuter airport that also serves some budget carriers. As these airports offer a growing number of budget flights, choosing them is cheaper and faster, depending on your destination in London.

Transportation

London city has one of the most comprehensive public transport systems in the world. The public transport is the best option for getting anywhere for visitors and residents alike.

The London Underground or The Tube is the largest underground rail network anywhere in the world and is the most convenient method of transport even for new visitors to London. London's iconic Red Bus is recognized the world over. There are two types of taxis: the famous black cab and so-called minicabs. Black cabs are the only ones licensed to pick people up off the street while the minicabs need to be pre-booked.

Explore

With a plethora of activities to do and places to visit, London’s tourist attractions are conveniently located in Central London. Start at the historic City of London, head down to the West End, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, St Paul's Cathedral and the Tower of London and let your adventures from this amazing city.

St James's Park, a famous romantic hotspot, its gardens are ideal for picnics and strolling around and is situated between Buckingham Palace on the west and Horse Guards Parade on the east

Buckingham Palace, the official London residence of the Queen, also open for tours during the summer months only, but a must-see sight even if you don't go in.
Trafalgar Square, home of Nelson's Column and the lions, it was once a safe haven for London's pigeons.

The London Eye, it’s the world's third largest observation wheel and situated on the South Bank of the Thames, it offers magnificent views over London.
Tower Bridge, the iconic 19th century bridge located by the Tower of London near the City.

The Tower of London, over 900 years old, it was once London's original royal fortress by the Thames.

St Paul's Cathedral, the great dome is still seated in majesty over The City.
Wimbledon is the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world.

Time your trip for activities
Famous for its live entertainment, London is one of the best cities in the world for concerts, spanning from new musical trends to well-known bands. While many concerts are free, tourists on a budget can enjoy one of these pleasures. Football fanatics can also catch a game of football at the city’s 20+ professional football clubs for a true experience of a lifetime.