London travel all Raiders, after reading this one is enough! [Travel Schedule] I have summarized the main itinerary in London for 5 days: [DAY1] Thames River - Big Ben - St. James Park - Buckingham Palace Royal Parade - 10 Downing Street - Trafal Plaza - National Gallery - Charing Cross - British Museum - London Eye [DAY2] Notting Hill - Baker Street Subway Station - Sherlock Holmes Museum - Natural History Museum [DAY3] London - 934 Platform (Platform 934)-London Tower Bridge [DAY4] Thames River - Big Ben - Parliament Building - Harrods Shopping - Her Majesty's Theatre > Phantom of the Opera [DAY5] Covent Garden - Lunch > Burger and Lobster Lobster Restaurant - Hyde Park [about traffic] London Underground - [Tube map]: London's subway system is the oldest in the world. At first glance, the subway map of London, like a myriad of colors of wool wrapped around, can not find any clue, the complexity can be compared with the subway black hole I have experienced - Moscow. But the subway, as the most important way of travel for the people of London, understands the subway, which basically means there are no obstacles to activities in London. At this time, Tube map is the best artifact. The operation of the Tube map is very simple. There is only one map of the London Underground when you open the app. However, its function is not simple. Click on the search bar, it will show you the nearest subway station; enter the destination, it will help you plan your trip; in addition, from time to time will make a subway strike in London, it can also query the real-time situation of each line Oh. London Metro Card - [Oyster card]: There are several tickets to choose from in London by public transport. You can pay in cash, you can also use Oyster to prepay your valued London card, or you can purchase a Paper Travel Card. The price of the itinerary depends on the type of ticket you choose and the area and time of your trip. In general, the London Oyster Card is the cheapest and most recommended option. ["Phantom of the Opera" booking] "The Phantom Of the Opera" is one of the masterpieces of the musical master Andrew Lloyd Weber, a piece of music since junior high school After the teacher gave us the class, I fell into a deep fascination with this musical, and at the same time I was obsessed with "Cat." It is a pity that "Cat" came to a close on September 10, 2000. Since then, I have stopped making a release - so I swear that I will go to London in the future and I must go and see a "Phantom of the Opera". For this reason, I spared no expense in buying the tickets in the middle of the first row of the best Stalls area of Her Majesty's Theatre. It is also the most expensive place in the theater. [Performance time]: Every Monday to Saturday night 19

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