London always attacks visitors!

#londontraveltip I've been playing in London for a week and I feel pretty good. Next time I come, there's basically no need to worry too much about safety. There are people everywhere on the road, so as long as you don't go to strange places, you still feel quite secure. If you want to prevent petty theft, just have a string in your heart. With a long history, the buildings are all very beautiful, and any photo can make a great impression. In contrast, similar urban landscapes can only be found in the eastern region and are not dense. There are many museums, most of which are free. The souvenirs in the gift shop make people linger and buy a lot, and a museum can be visited for almost a day. There are too many cultural attractions to see and explore, as well as operas and so on. In terms of weather, it's already quite cold at this time, so we need a thicker coat. Also, it is recommended to have a woolen hat so that you won't feel your head blown out in the wind. It is also recommended to have an umbrella for each person or wear waterproof clothing. It has rained almost every day in London this week, but today it was sunny and we left. Then it rained in New York [laughs and cries R]. There was no need to exchange pounds for cash throughout the trip, as long as you have a credit card, you can go shopping and eat. I didn't buy an Oyster card for the subway, it's just pure Apple Pay. It's not very convenient for Uber to take a taxi when traveling. One reason is that they often take a taxi for half a day without a car coming. In addition, London is really congested, and taking a 40 minute subway ride may take an hour [laughs and cries]. The price feels similar to that in the United States. The Uber XL fare from the airport to the city is 86GBP, and later when I took a London taxi from the city to the airport, the fare was 78GBP. The subway feels a bit better than the New York subway, but the experience of taking public transportation is still public transportation. However, it is not congested and convenient enough, so if there is not a lot of luggage or physical discomfort, the subway is still better. The signal in London has always been poor, and the network is often intermittent, with a focus on randomness. I don't know if it has anything to do with using G Home Fi. The service in the UK is much better than in the UK, making people feel that the service fee was not given for free. Heathrow Airport's exit security check for liquids is really strict, a level of strictness that has never been experienced while flying in the United States. Next time you fly from Europe, remember to pack all the liquids together. #travel #trip #historicallandmarks #familytrip #london