London is home to a truly rich history, world-class restaurants, and an incredible music scene, plus, tea. Tea is a must-have. London is a great city to visit. With England's excellent public transport, it's easy to get from one point to the next. It's possible to spend up to a week exploring each London neighborhood and still have plenty of things for your next trip.
London is the LA, DC, and NYC of Britain. The world’s largest city is a living, breathing, and thriving organism, a patchwork of humanity. Blow through the city on a double-decker bus, and take a pinch-me-I'm-in-London walk through the West End. Admire the Tower of London's crown jewels, Big Ben, and the Houses of Parliament. Take a cruise on the River Thames and take a ride on the London Eye. Visit the National Gallery to meet Leonardo, Botticelli, and Rembrandt, or visit their tombstones at Westminster Abbey. You can enjoy Shakespeare in a recreation of the Globe Theater and then marvel at a fun, glitzy musical at a modern-day theatre. The British Museum has a treasure trove of attic storage.
It's easy to see why the "Big Smoke" is such a popular destination. With distinguished places like the National Portrait Gallery, Trafalgar Square, the Tower of London, Tower Bridge, Kensington Gardens, and all manner of food, drink, shopping, history, and culture there are endless things to see, do, and experience in one of the world's biggest cities.
London experiences moderately placid and somewhat rainy weather year-round. Your visit to London depends on what you'd like to experience and explore the most. Spring, summer, and fall allow for taking in the parks and getting the most out of how walkable London is, while winter is beautiful and festive for those looking to get their fill of Christmas markets and traditional cheer.