Ultra-detailed travel guide to London

Britain, the legendary empire, is a beautiful country with many cultural relics, beautiful natural scenery and rich tourism resources. As the capital of Britain, London is located in the southeast of England. It is one of the most important financial and trade centers in the world, and also a famous historical city, with many places of interest, full of historical buildings and artistic treasures. London's tourist landscape makes this international metropolis full of charm.

Route overview

D 1 Buckingham Palace (1 hour) Trafalgar Square (0.5 hour) National Gallery of Britain (2 hours) Thames (0.5 hour) Big Ben (0.5 hour) Westminster Abbey (1 hour) London Eye (0.5 hour)

D2 Park (1 hour) British Museum (2.5 hours) South Mei Sen (1.5 hours) Oxford Street (2.5 hours) Queen's Theatre (2.5 hours).

D3 Covent Garden (1 hour) St. Paul's Cathedral (1.5 hour) Millennium Bridge (0.5 hour) tate modern (1.5 hour) Boluo Market (1 hour) London Tower Bridge (1 hour) Chinatown (.

D 1

Travel tips

Wake up the taste buds with a hearty English breakfast and explore London from the tip of your tongue. Take time to go to Buckingham Palace to watch the guard changing ceremony. After that, I went to Trafalgar Square to buy a cup of coffee and sandwiches, sat by the fountain and watched pigeons and people coming and going leisurely by the roadside. Take a break, go to the British National Gallery to enjoy the world famous paintings and indulge in the art world. In the evening, by the Thames, watch Big Ben and the London Eye at sunset, have dinner nearby and taste London's most popular hamburger lobster. After nightfall, climb up to London and watch the night on both sides of the Thames.

On the first day, the scenic spots were concentrated, mainly on foot. Slow down and stroll on the streets of London, so that you can better feel the charm of the city.

The tour of the Thames and Big Ben is held at night, with relatively few tourists. You can enjoy the beautiful sunset and sunset on the Thames.

Buckingham Palace (1 hour) walk 15 minutes Trafalgar Square (0.5 hour) walk for 2 minutes, National Gallery of Britain (2 hours) walk 15 minutes walk on the Thames (0.5 hour) walk for 5 minutes, Big Ben (0.5 hour) walk for 5 minutes, Westminster Abbey (/kl

Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace is the place where the Queen of England works and lives in London, the administrative headquarters of the royal family, and one of the few royal palaces still in use in the world today.

Trafalgar square

In addition to tourists who speak different languages, there are many action arts, such as painters, speakers, bands and flying pigeons. There is a leisurely life everywhere.

Bangkok National Art Gallery

In chronological order, there are as many as 2,300 world-class paintings from13rd century to19th century, the most famous of which is Van Gogh's Sunflower.

the Thames

Thames is a famous mother river in Britain, which flows through London. In British history, the Thames Valley occupies a pivotal position and can be called a flowing history.

Big Ben

Since 1859, Big Ben has been telling the time for London for more than a century. It is one of the famous ancient clocks and landmark buildings in London.

Westminster Abbey

The Royal Catholic Cathedral in Gothic style is not only the chapel of the Anglican Church, but also the place where the king is crowned and members of the royal family hold weddings. Prince William's wedding was held here. In addition, it is also the British national funeral mausoleum, where many celebrities, including Newton and Churchill, and members of the royal family are buried.

the London Eye

The London Eye, also known as the Millennium Wheel, aims to welcome the new millennium. Located on the Thames in London, it is a landmark in London and one of the most attractive tourist attractions in London.

There are 12 subway lines in London, extending in all directions. Subway and bus are the main traffic routes in the city, but buses do not accept cash tickets. It is suggested to buy an OysterCard, and you can take the subway/bus/tram/light rail by swiping it, which saves the time of queuing for tickets. In addition, you can enjoy discounts by taking the subway.

Big Ben is not open to non-British citizens. Tickets are required to visit Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and the London Eye. It is recommended to book tickets in advance to save queuing time. Tickets for Westminster Abbey/Westminster Abbey are around 72. There is no need to change tickets or make an appointment for specific activities. Can be explained in Chinese.

The National Art Museum is free to visit. Bees interested in western classical art can buy online at the National Art Museum and make an appointment for in-depth explanation. There are about 398 in-depth lectures on Chinese in the National Gallery, and the lecturers are all graduates from the top British art colleges.

Traffic strategy

English breakfast is world-famous and represents a unique English lifestyle. After a long flight, you can sleep in on your first day in London, have an English breakfast near your hotel or residence, and explore the city from the tip of your tongue.

The schedule of the first day was very tight, and the full English breakfast provided enough calories. At noon, you can have a light meal near Trafalgar Square, which is very economical. Recommend several restaurants with super branches: PretAManger, eat. Eat sushi, wasabisushi lunch, Leon.

There is enough time to eat. Try BurgerandLobster, a popular lobster restaurant in Britain.

Ticket introduction

The most popular accommodation area in London is Soho/China.

Soho is the most prosperous area in London, which is rich in tourist attractions, food and shopping places.

Near China City, there are many restaurants in China and Southeast Asia, where the oriental cuisine of London is concentrated.

The nightlife here is very rich at night, and many theaters and bars will not let you down.

Get up early and go for a walk in Hyde Park. Take some bread to feed the swans and squirrels in the park and start a day's journey in the eyeful of green. Then take the subway to the British Museum to enjoy the vast treasures, and then enjoy an English afternoon tea. After a hearty meal, you can go to buy buy, Oxford Street and buy some sporting goods. Go back to the hotel and put down your shopping trophies. In the evening, watch a classic musical in West End of London, where there are many theaters and experience the artistic life in London.

Hyde Park (1 hour) takes 30 minutes, British Museum (2.5 hours) takes 20 minutes, Funan Mei Sen (1.5 hours) takes1minute, and Oxford Street (2.5 hours) takes1minute.

Hyde Park

The most famous and largest royal park in Britain.

British Museum

The oldest and most magnificent comprehensive museum in the world.

Southern Mei Sen

Queen's favorite afternoon tea restaurant

Oxford street

The most prosperous streets in Europe are all over/kloc-exquisite buildings in the late 8 th century, where more than 300 world-famous shops and large shopping malls gather.

Queen theatre

The Phantom of the Opera released by the Royal Theatre is one of the four major musicals in the world. Award-winning, continuous performance for more than 20 years, still full.

: The British Museum is the history of world civilization. Thousands of years of history are concentrated in the exhibition hall. Bees who are interested in learning and have plenty of time can make an appointment to explain in Chinese. The British Museum has about 1 19 in-depth lectures in Chinese, including professional lectures by senior scholars. It will take a long time, at least 2 hours.

After visiting England, I just arrived in tea time. Afternoon tea is also served in the Grand Court Restaurant of the British Museum. The authentic English traditional afternoon tea under the splendid eaves of the atrium restaurant of the British Museum is also a different experience.

For the evening performance, Phantom of the Opera at the Queen's Theatre is highly recommended. As the first of the four major musicals in the world, it has won numerous awards and has been released for more than 20 years, and it is still full. Tickets for the performance are around 249. If you only watch one musical in your life, Phantom of the Opera will definitely be the choice of your life.

Catering strategy

The next day's trip can slow down and savor London. English afternoon tea is not only the enjoyment of taste, but also the best way to experience the elegant and exquisite life of traditional British aristocrats. The Grand Palace Restaurant of the British Museum provides afternoon tea, which can be experienced after the tour. There are also some exquisite afternoon tea restaurants to choose from around the British Museum.

Accommodation strategy

D2

Depart for Covent Garden in the morning, visit the London Expo, take a double-decker bus along Riverside Street to St. Paul's Cathedral, and climb to overlook the whole city of London. In the afternoon, go to Boluo Market, the oldest market in London, and taste the freshest and most authentic English snacks, from different kinds of organic fruits and vegetables, instant oysters, handmade cheese to freshly baked bread. Then stroll along the Thames to Tower Bridge in London and enjoy the cruise ships and seagulls at sunset. Finally, go to the bustling Chinatown, enjoy the food in my hometown and feel the rich nightlife in London.

Covent Garden (1 hour) 16 minutes' drive from St. Paul's Cathedral (1 0.5 hours) 5 minutes' walk from Millennium Bridge (0.5 hours) 2 minutes' walk from tate modern (10.5 hours)1minute walk from Boluo Market (6544

Vegetable and flower markets in central London.

An open-air market with everything from handicrafts to English snacks.

St Paul's Cathedral

The second largest dome church in the world and the first cathedral in England.

Qiannian bridge

Built for the Millennium, the location of the movie Harry Potter 6: The Betrayal of the Half-Blood Prince.

Tate UK

The largest and most famous modern art palace in Britain.

city status

The oldest market in London, authentic English snacks.

Tower Bridge

Landmark landscape, the symbol of London

Chinatown

A gourmet paradise in central London.

Bergland Robuste (Soho)

One of the most popular restaurants in London.

Travel tips

Covent Garden, Millennium Bridge, Boluo Market and Chinatown do not need tickets.

You need to buy a ticket to visit St Paul's Cathedral and Tower Bridge in London. It is recommended to book tickets in advance, and you can also get a free Chinese voice explanation for a more in-depth visit.

Bee Bee, who is interested in modern art, can book an in-depth Chinese explanation service in tate modern, and enjoy the charm of modern art more deeply under the leadership of students from top art colleges in London. There are about 429 in-depth Chinese explanation services in tate modern, and professional lecturers give in-depth Chinese explanation.

Ticket introduction

Soho District of China City is a gourmet paradise, where you can taste the popular hamburger and lobster restaurant, the most popular Nando roast chicken in Britain, Tapas in Spain and Japanese sushi. If you miss the taste of your hometown, you can also satisfy your hunger here and taste the taste of your hometown in London.