What to do in 📍London ?

No doubt a lot of people had been to the capital city of England - London🫶🏼 By all means, Twin Towers, London Bridge, The Shard, Big Ben, Buckingham etc. sounds like a common sense. But then, here are the tips that might help you to organise your trip 💓 You will need 2 days at least to have a glance of every iconic places. Rent a hotel room nearby by 📍🚇the Aldgate station where all the good and reasonable hotel prices are located (I chose to stay at 📍The Chamberlain, breakfast included and is tasty 😋) After check-in, leave you backpack and head to the farthest attractions- You can either take the buses 🚌 or 🚶‍♂️or 🚇 Personally I think the walking is quite nice 👍🏼 📍Hyde Park 📍Green Park 📍Buckingham Palace - The home of the monarch 📍10 Downing Street - Office of the Prime Minister 📍Westminster Abbey -Where the late Queen’s coronation took place 📍Palace of Westminster - Enjoy the view of a historical palace 📍Big Ben - After the renovation from 2017-2022 it finally comes into light. You can now see the whole Big Ben 😍 📍London Eye (You have a better view from the Westminster side of the river, so better don’t cross the bridge just yet) 📍 Trafalgar Square 📍The National Gallery 📍 Walk along the Thames during Sunset - It’s quite enough for a day, so grab a drink and enjoy the night live next to the Thames 😎🙌 2nd day in London Take you time to have a full and wonderful English All-day-breakfast 😋 and time for the neatest attractions 🥰 📍Leadenhall Market 📍Sky Garden (Free entry reservation up to one month in advance⭐️) 📍St Paul Cathedral 📍Millennium Bridge 📍The Shard ( It costs £ 32 to go to the top) 📍 Tower Bridge 📍 Tower of London 📍 London Wall Trains/ Buses to Euston Station 🚉 📍British Museum ✨ #london #buckinghampalace #britishmuseum #bigben #westminsterpalace May 2022