TravelAwaits
Jun.4.2021
You’re planning your first trip to London, and your excitement is off the charts. Writer Samuel Johnson said in the 1700s, “When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford.” And many of the stellar attractions of London today weren’t even around back then. Layers of history live in London, and they are just waiting for you to discover them. Whatever your interests are, you will find fascinating ways to spend your time in London.
With all London has to offer, planning your visit may seem overwhelming. London is hectic and sprawling. Reading up on a few basics about this iconic city will help you navigate more easily and enjoy it to the fullest. Knowing what to expect before you go will help ensure a fabulous trip!
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