London in General Reviews

London, unlike many capital cities, is fairly relaxed and layed-back. The busy city has many tourist attractions, such as the Tower of London, the Crown Jewels, etc. which is proving to be a success for the tourist industry. Many people claim that London is too busy and stressful, but in fact if you're not in any rush to leave, ...  Read the complete review

London is the greatest city on Earth to anyone who truly loves life. The parks, architecture, and arts are stunning to the eye, and there are a never ending array of clubs, bars and restaurants to keep you entertained night and day. The diverse range of cultures gives the Capital a certain something that can't be matched or ...  Read the complete review

Many people refer to London as ?The Big Smoke?, but only those who have never been. If you haven?t yet had the pleasure of visiting one of the most dynamic and exhilarating cities on the planet, book your ticket now because London is one hell of a ride! Work hard and play hard is the motto, and you better believe it, since only the most ...  Read the complete review

This is a book by Ben West where he lists hundreds of things to do and places to see in and around London, everything is free and no prior purchases are required. It covers accomodation,art galleries,museums, libraries, Dentists, Funfairs,Lectures, Business information, Markets,Nature reserves, Parks,Sightseeing during the day ...  Read the complete review

I have been going to London for several years now, and I found it to be a great city with many positive aspects, however, there is also a downside to it as well. The amount of tramps and beggars on the streets is unbelievable. The streets are also filled with litter and never seem to be cleaned. Despite this, if you have never been to ...  Read the complete review

Brick Lane is a great market although it can be awkward to reach on foot, the the nearest railway station was closed on a Sunday when we were there, has that changed? I hope so. The maket is strung along the main street and the usual variety of stalls are there. The best things about Brick Lane are the back streets, full of ...  Read the complete review

London. A place of love, life, mystery, shopping, expense, nightlife and of course, rain. For my next few articles I have decided to write a set of detailed notes/guidance/advice or opinions (delete as applicable) on London, the city I currently reside in and have grown to love. I will hope to convey why I feel the way I do about it. Why ...  Read the complete review

Hasn't it changed - and not for the better. Smelly, expensive, busy, awful traffic, pollution and 'get out the way, or your be pushed' just some of the wonderful sights to experience in London. Do not attempt to go with no money, unless you can sing or strip your way around London, no seriously its ...  Read the complete review

London is a fantastic, living city that you need at least a week to explore just superficially. However, if you are going for a shorter period of time, I would recommend that you buy a weekend/daily travelcard as this will save you a great deal of money! If you are visiting London to go shopping, I wouldn't bother starting ...  Read the complete review

A couple of years ago I went down to London with my family and now we go twice a year. I still find there's loads to do new things to see, places to go. I can't see at any moment on one of these trips I've been bored! London has something for absolutely everyone. There are museums of Science, technology, sport and ...  Read the complete review

I was born and bred in London. After 24 years I left it, by choice, but I will always always regard it as "home". "Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner..." may be a well-known song, but mere words can never summarize that depth of feeling, that belonging, that the proud declaration "I'm a ...  Read the complete review

Having lived in London I thought I would share my opinion on the best places to visit in the City! A visit to Big Ben and Buckingham Palace has got to be done upon first visiting! You can get to both by getting off the tube at St James Park. Maddam Tussauds is fun for adults and kids,and is conveniently placed next to the ...  Read the complete review

Well I am going through the process of updating all my old opinions that I have written, and was ashamed of the quality if this one to say the least. The Millennium Dome, Grenwich London. Opened on New Years Eve 1999, as a focal point for celebration of the year 2000 - the Millennium. The project cost a rather ...  Read the complete review

London has been known to be one of the most famous tourists' destination. To fully explore London, it could have taken a week. What places to go really depends on how many days you are allocating to tour London. To prospective tourists, I categorise these places to three on the factors of how worthy a place to be visited. ...  Read the complete review

London has so many beautiful and amazing sights. But then what do you expect. It is the capital of England. The Millennium Dome has had a lot of bad things said about it but I still think it is a good place for a day out. The London Eye looks spectacular and the views are quite breathtaking. The Tower Of London is full of history as ...  Read the complete review

Yes its the capital of the United Kingdom and it is the place to be seen in . I know it is full of tourists but amongst that there are sites to be seen theatre to be watching in and there are hotels of dreams at dead low costs. It is true London now has everything it has the Millennium dome, the london eye the largest ferris wheel ...  Read the complete review

Finally a user-friendly guide to London restaurants. Whether you are looking for a trendy new restaurant with designer decorating, or traditional pub-grub, or a new type of cuisine to try, you can find it all. I've discovered some real jewels and have some new favorites. Perfect for trip planning and date planning! You can easily ...  Read the complete review

This hotel is a complete bargain. £55 per room for a night in a London hotel, let alone one that is located in County Hall, right in central London is unheard of. The rooms are reasonably sized, easily accommodating 4 people and are pretty well spec'd. Decent bathrooms, showers and TV etc. However, th best thing ...  Read the complete review