London has many popular areas. Probably the most well-known among locals and tourists is Covent Garden. It is a perfect place for shopping, eating and exploring the unique atmosphere which the capital has to offer. Covent Garden is located in the central area, Zone 1. The public transport has convenient links to get there by Tube or bus.
The Christmas lights switch-on has always been a tradition is London. It is one of the biggest events, which everyone anticipates. Oxford street decoration and lights are one of the best in the city. Christmas in the capital is magical, but this year it might be different. We have to admit 2020 did not start well, but lets bring some Christmas spirit to finish it.
This is a London walking tour during lockdown in 2021 along one of the most famous retail street in the world – Oxford Street in London. It has been reported on the news that one fifth of shops on London’s Oxford Street are going to go bankrupt. Retails business has already cut 200 000 jobs in the UK.
Getting to Oxford from London is very easy, which makes it so great for a day trip. That is one of the many reasons why you should chose to visit this beautiful city. There are options to travel by train from London Marylebone station or London Paddington Station. The train journey takes approximately 1,5 hours and the cost is about 28 pounds for one way ticket.
England is famous for its many green spaces, parks and natural reserves. London is a big city, which most people consider as busy and crowded. Every city like this has its own unbelievable peaceful hidden gems. This one is a must for every nature loving tourist. It is favourite area for the locals – Richmond. Richmond Park is a home of 630 deer.
If you are short on budget or looking to cut your trip spend, Princes Charles theatre is likely the cheapest of the lot, so you want to check it out to the north of Leicester Square.
If you find Leicester Square a buzzing place during the day, you’ll be glad to know it quickly becomes even more electrifying at night.
Despite the fact that the clock tower is all covered during the renovations, it is still one of the most visited attractions in London. Millions of people come to England’s capital every year aiming to see it. It is better to see Big Ben though the scaffolding rather than not see it at all.There are a few reasons why the symbol of London is under construction. They are replacing the roof of the tower, which gets damages in time from rain and humidity.
This London walking tour will show you one of the most visited shopping areas in the capital. We are going through Oxford Street, New Bond Street and Mayfair until we reach Piccadilly Circus . Oxford Street offers a wide variety of affordable fashion. New Bond Street is a home of more luxurious brands. The colourful window displays attract many locals and tourists.
Walking in London’s West End on the last evening before Lockdown in November. London is in Lockdown 2.0 as they call it because it started on the 5th November 2020 and it came 7 months after the first lockdown, which started in March 2020. Pubs, restaurants and non-essential retail must close.
Walking in London’s Covent Garden on the last evening before Lockdown in England. London is in Lockdown 2.0 as they call it because it started on the 5th November 2020 and it came 7 months after the first lockdown, which started in March 2020. Pubs, restaurants and non-essential retail must close. Schools, childcare, colleges and universities will stay open
Walking central London just 1 day before the second national lockdown in England. Lockdown 2.0 as they call it because the new lockdown started on the 5th November 2020.This London walking tour covers Piccadilly Circus, Coventry St, Leicester Square, The Hippodrome Casino London, Leicester Square Station, Charring Cross road
Walking London’s top shopping street just 1 day before the second national lockdown in England. It started on the 5th November. This walking tour covers Oxford Circus, part of Oxford Street, New Bond Street (Mayfair), Regent Street, Carnaby Street, Kingly St, Glasshouse St and Piccadilly Circus.
This London walking tour starts in the heart of the City of London – Bank of England. The video begins just in front of one of the entries to Bank underground station. Behind the huge walls in front of us is located the Bank of England. There is also a museum dedicated to the Bank of England, which you can visit, but it is currently closed.