London

To all my British friends I am In London and falling in love with your country.

Be sure to visit Asadal, it is situated right next to Holborn station. One of the best Asian restaurants ever.

Thank you so much for sure
this is great also I know a lots of good Asian restaurant in Toronto and LA, tell me about some real British experience.

I am so grateful to what this Great center of culture and history has to offer

Big Ben and Buckingham Palace are obvious choices...The Eye maybe....my favourite...St Paul's Cathedral because the scene from Mary Poppins with the old lady singing Feed the Birds was filmed there. Tubes are very easy to negotiate so you should have no problem getting around. Madame Tussauds if you have some spare time...I wasn't very keen on it to be honest but it seems to be popular with tourists.

Of course...If you have time...visit Scotland...it's very pretty!

Great Hellon

There's always the jump on and off buses...can't remember what they're called now but they're world wide so I'm sure you're aware of them? Think the ticket lasts a couple of days so that's plenty of time to visit London...at least the main attractions.

Honestly though...if you have time, visit Scotland.

WALK!

From Green Park Station to Buckingham Palace then through James Park to Westminster, Parliament & along the Embankment or cross over the bridge & visit the Eye.

From St. Paul's Cathedral to Leadenhall Market, have a Bitters inside (this is Daigon Alley btw). Have a tasty fish dinner at Chamberlin's Seafood.

In Covent Garden Market get a meat pie & then walk to the Tames, past Cleopatra's Obelisk & take a sunset cruise on the Thames.

From the Tower Station visit the Roman Wall, then cross to the Tower of London. After the tour walk over the Tower Bridge (if you dawdle you'll see it raised) then walk down Tooley to the London Bridge Station.

I also agree with Hellon. If you do go to Scotland, I recommend Stirling. It is close to many historical & fascinating spots.

Thanks Larry even reading them makes me excited and my mouth water. And Hellon too. I love to see Scotland but I am not sure I'll be able to do so this time.

London is a big city, its always difficult trying to do everything in a few days. But your good if you are here for a week, should be enough time to really see London..etc

London eye, Aquamarine (near london eye), Westminster abbey, big ben, london bridge, Leicester square, oxford circus, British museum, Buckingham palace, tower of london, wembley stadium. london zoo ...etc etc

Thanks ArtistrySoul I covered most of them today. amazed with Westminster abbey and parliament building.

If I went back it would be hard for me to not just camp out in the British Museum all day, every day. So much to see! Have fun!

That would be a fun idea if one could.
Thank you sweet siby

Well ddavidd not hiding any more that's a plus... I'm with Sibs the British museum is a must... fascinating place

Speaker's Corner may interest you and...perhaps you can even participate? Go on...no one knows you over there! Anyway....some of the rants are good for a laugh at the very least :)

I'd agree with Larry on Stirling...if you have time to head north... there's a lot of history around this part of Scotland.

I am back and I am in love !!
((with London))

I've lost something in London
I've found something in London
that was lost,
in my search
for finding it.
I've lost something in Landon
and that was my lost being,
my being lost!!