about 2 years ago

The capital city of United Kingdoms, London, is one of the most fascinating places on earth. A large number of tourists from different parts of the world tours to London throughout the year. London has something to offer for everyone, starting from its historical landmarks, to cuisines, various events and activities and more.

The city is very well connected with the other parts of England and with the different part of the world, this makes London tours easier and more convenient. Tours to London will let the tourists know about the glorious history of the beautiful capital of England.

Sightseeing tours of London

London is dotted with numerous places of tourist interests. From the famous buildings to sporting venues, museums and many more remain crowded with tourists throughout the year. Some of the must-see places of interest of London include Kensington Palace, the British Museum, Royal Botanical Gardens, Spencer House, Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, Houses of Parliament, London Zoo and many more. London in fact has a huge list of tourist attractions.

Touring the Tower Bridge

Apart from visiting the different tourist attractions, Tours to London also include cruise along River Thames and Tower of London tours. Tower of London is located on the edge of the city and of Stepney. Constructed during 1886-1894, over the years, Tower Bridge attracts tourists from all over the world.

No Beatles tour would be complete without a visit to the famous Abbey Road studios where you get to see the famous zebra crossing seen on the iconic Abby Road album cover. The tours takes a short tube journey to St John's Wood tube station, then just a short 5 -10 minute walk to the studios in. You can have your photograph taken on the zebra crossing. It can be a busy road but with the help of the rest of the group playing traffic warden, everyone on the tour can get their photo taken.

I took one of those famous black cabs to the center of London. This in inself was most exciting to me. My taxi driver handed me a leaflet of all the tours available around London. The wide range of tours available caused me to be faced with a difficult decision. What should I do things to do in london alone?

Finally, after much debate, I decided to enroll on a literary tour of London. As a child, I was inspired by the works of Dickens, Keats and of course, Shakesphere. This tour was an experience that I could not refuse.

The tour began at 2.30 pm and a small group of us were greeted by an elderly gentleman. He guided us along the streets of London, away from the traditional route. I could almost feel the souls of the writers that had written their famed stories along these tracks.