4-day tour of London
I'm going now to explain to you a little 4-day tour of London. For the transfers that require more than 10 minutes' walk, you would use the public transport; in fact, the price of this tour also includes the London Travelcard, which gives you access to buses, trams, National Rail services and the London Underground.
1st day
It was founded in 1852.
It was named after Prince Albert & Queen Victoria.
Victoria & Albert It's the world's largest museum of decorative arts and design.
Museum It houses a permanent collection of over 4,5 million objects, organized in 145 galleries.
Packed lunch @ Hyde Park
One of the largest parks in Central London.
It covers an area of 142 hectares.
Hyde Park It is divided in two by the Serpentine.
It is famous for the Speaker's Corner → an area of public speaking (every topic but royal matters are allowed).
One of the UK's most distinctive buildings.
It was opened by Queen Victoria in 1871.
Royal Albert It’s a concert hall in South Kensington.
Hall It was originally designed with a capacity of 9000 people, number then reduced due to security reasons.
2nd day
Gothic church.
Traditional place of coronation and burial site for English monarchs.
Westminster It is famous for the Poet's Corner → some of the major poets in English
Abbey history are buried here (like J. Austen, W. Shakespeare...).
It is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987.
Packed lunch @ St. James's Park
Also known as the “Palace of Westminster”.
Houses of It is the meeting place of the members of the two houses of the
Parliament Parliament (House of Lords + House of Commons).
It was destroyed by the Great Fire and later rebuilt in Gothic style.
It is the primary residence to the British monarch.
It was originally built for the Duke of Buckingham in 1703; it was later
Buckingham enlarged and became the official royal residence with Queen Victoria.
Palace It houses 775 rooms.
It can be visited just during the summer season, usually for 1 month.
It's a road junction and a public space in London, built to connect
Piccadilly Circus Regent Street to Piccadilly.
It's the street of the most exclusive and elegant shops.
3rd day
4-Day Tour on London
Four-Day-Tour on London
I'm going now to explain to you a little four days tour of London. For the transfers that required more than 10 minutes walk you would use the public transport, in fact the price of this tour includes also the London Travel Card that gives you the access to buses, trams, National Rail services and the London Underground.
1st day
Victoria & Albert Museum
It was founded in 1852.
It was named after Prince Albert and Queen Victoria.
It's the world's largest Museum of decorative arts and design.
It houses a permanent collection of over 4,5 million objects, organized in 145 galleries.
Packed lunch @ Hyde Park
Hyde Park
One of the largest parks in Central London.
It covers an area of 142 hectares.
It is divided in two by the Serpentine.
It is famous for the Speaker's Corner → an area of public speaking (very topic but royal matters are allowed).
Royal Albert Hall
One of the UK's most distinctive buildings.
It was opened by Queen Victoria in 1871.
It's a Concert Hall in South Kensington.
It was originally designed with a capacity of 9.000 people, number then reduced due to security reasons.
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