65438+ 10 weather in London.

1. The climate in Britain has been abnormal and the temperature has been low in the past two years. 10 The weather in Britain at the beginning of the year is equivalent to the late autumn in China. Just prepare clothes according to this standard. Take some raincoats. In June+10, 5438, although there was not much rain in Britain, it would suddenly rain a little. When it is not necessary to bring an umbrella, just wear a coat. The temperature in Britain in June 5438+ 10 is about/kloc-0-18 degrees. The most important thing is to see if there is sunshine. Britain has high latitude and strong ultraviolet rays. Once it is sunny, the effect of sunshine is obvious, so it is best to take one or two short-sleeved shirts and a coat outside. After the sun rises at noon, the temperature may rise to 25 degrees, and it will feel sultry.

Don't worry at all. The British don't care what brand of clothes you wear. No one will ever check whether your clothes or bags are really famous brands. . . . Don't worry.

In London, the best means of transportation is the subway. Just buy a one-day ticket. There are two prices. I'm not sure, but one is 4 pounds and the other is 6 pounds. The difference is 4 pounds. You can use it to go to the first and second districts of London (zone1&; 2) Naturally, the other one belongs to six districts in London, (zone 1-6), which is basically a scenic spot in London. It is enough to buy 1-2 area, including Greenwich, which is far away and is also the second area. You can go to the airport if you are in the 6 th district, but you don't have to. Just buy a one-day ticket.

Buses in Britain are more complicated because there are many companies contracting. If you don't understand, you'd better not buy a weekly ticket. (There are weekly tickets, ranging from 5 to 20 pounds) because some weekly tickets say that you can only take the company's car, and some are through tickets. Even some bus companies have many different models. Cheap weekly tickets are not universal, and they are expensive if they are universal. Therefore, if you buy a weekly ticket, it will delay your travel time and be easily confused. It's your mother's first time to go, so you'd better not sit down. In London, the subway is very developed and enough.

4. The route arrangement is not difficult, 10 days is enough. But it depends on your budget. . . I wonder if your mother will go with you? Or what relatives? In any case, 80% of the scenic spots in Britain are concentrated in London. So the route I recommend is: 4 days in London -65438+ 0 days in Bath (including Stonehenge)-2 days in Lake District-Scottish Highlands 1 day-Edinburgh 1 day-London 1 day (you can go to Windsor Castle).

I recommend this because it takes at least 4 days to visit all the most interesting sights in London. Do you want to go to Windsor Castle? Oxford and Cambridge are really boring. Let's go to the Lake District, which is a holiday resort for local people. The environment is extremely beautiful, and your mother will definitely like it after she goes. As for Bath, I mainly watch Roman Bath and Stonehenge. Bath is 65,438+0 hours' drive from London and Stonehenge is about 65,438+0 hours' drive from Bath. These two places are worth seeing. Last year, the total ticket price of Stonehenge and Roman baths should be less than 25 pounds. There are no tickets in the lake area, just need to buy boat tickets and accommodation fees. It is a natural scenery, which can be said to be the most beautiful place in Britain. Edinburgh must go, mainly to the castle. The fare seems to be 5 pounds a person. The height of Scotland is another sight. As for London, museums are free, including the British Museum. The more expensive ones are the London Eye and the Wax Museum (you can buy a pass, about 45-50 pounds), and Westminster Abbey collects tickets, 10 pounds. Other places don't cost much, including the National Assembly, which is also free to visit (be sure to go to the National Assembly to watch the debates of the upper and lower houses).

English food is rubbish, and Chinese food is nothing to eat. Souvenirs can be bought cheaply as long as they are not bought at tourist attractions. They can be found everywhere in ordinary souvenir shops. To put it simply, in London, you don't have to go to the shops near Tower Bridge. In other souvenir shops in the city, there are also souvenirs about Tower Bridge or other scenic spots. Therefore, you can buy enough souvenirs at one time. In London, Oxford Road, Regent Street and Covent Garden are all suitable for shopping. Mainly in Sohu District.

Local fast food, take McDonald's as an example (there are not many KFC). A meal for one person is about 4-5 kg.

Other fast food, such as fried chicken, hamburgers, Turkish barbecue, hot dogs, fish and chips, costs about 5- 10.

So fast food in London or other places is within 10. Chinese food costs at least/kloc-0.5 pounds per person, and Indian food is similar. French food and Italian food, if you don't order wine, it's about 1, 20-30 pounds for one person, and double it if you order wine.

That's about it. If you have any other questions, please leave me a message. I am online today.