There are 5 airports in London: Heathrow, Gatwick, City, Stansted and Luton. At the first two, there is a fast train service to the centre (Heathrow Express and Gatwick Express).

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Soho is the most famous of all the cosmopolitan areas of modern London. Located near the fun West End, it is commonly known as Theatreland. Soho is also the oldest

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Contrary to its name, Piccadilly Circus is not a circus at all but a busy road junction linking five busy streets, including Regent Street and Piccadilly. The word ‘Circus’ comes

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One of London’s central districts, Covent Garden is very popular with tourists, especially those with an active cultural life. Covent Garden is home to many of London’s theatres, fashionable shops,

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Top 10 James Bond locations in London James Bond, Agent 007, is no longer just a literary character created by Ian Flemming. Thanks to the successful film adaptation and, above

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For several people, it can be a surprise to know that the UK has several surfing beaches. Apart from surfing being a challenging pursuit, it is associated with the rewards

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The Royal Air Force Museum is a must-see for those who love aeroplanes. Although little known to the general public, the museum’s collection is impressive, including several aircraft used in

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The rooms used by the War Cabinet commissioned by the famous Prime Minister Winston Churchill during the Second World War have been preserved and restored. Today, they are an interesting

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Is the tallest building in Western Europe, which offers a360-degree view of London and is open to visitors. In other words, you can have a unique view of the English

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The Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace in London is one of the city’s most popular tourist attractions. The most famous ceremony takes place at Buckingham Palace at

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