Is London known for romance?

With such a rich history of art and literature, few cities have seen the amount of romance that London has. In fact, its winding streets play host to a number of romantic spots, including the London Eye, the River Thames, Primrose Hill and Notting Hill.

Is London pretty at night?

The city of London is as spectacular at night (if not more) as it is in the daylight. With so many of its famous landmarks lit up for its visitors, you’ll find some incredible views atop the London Eye, King Henry’s Mound or even Primrose Hill.

Is London good for couples?

Considering its world-renowned landmarks and once-in-a-lifetime experiences, London is great for couples. Whether it’s an anniversary or a date night, the city has a lot to offer, from a champagne experience in the London Eye to a private tour of one of its many museums.

Is it hard to date in London?

No, it’s not hard to date in London. In fact, it can be easier because of the number of people and the number of romantic places to go and visit. London has a range of locations for a date night, such as the London Eye, Royal Observatory or even Covent Garden.

What are 4 interesting places in London?

If you’re only able to do 4 things in London, we recommend visiting the royal home Buckingham Palace, the world’s most famous clock, Big Ben, the Tate Museum and the much-loved London Eye (where you’ll have the chance to see all 3 from the top).

Which London museum is better?

Many people think the British Museum is the best museum to visit in London because of its diverse range of exhibits. However, if you prefer science and engineering, then you should try the National Science Museum. If you like dinosaurs and natural history, then the Natural History Museum is for you.

How much time do you spend on the London Eye

You spend approximately 30 minutes riding the London Eye once around. A single pod travels at about 26cm per second, or 0.9km (0.6 miles) per hour (twice as fast as a tortoise sprinting). This speed allows guests to comfortably step on and off without the wheel having to stop.

The London Eye the best view of London?

Many people think that the best view of London can be found at the top of the London Eye. With a view of up to 40 kilometres (as far as Windsor Castle on a clear day), you can see famous landmarks like Buckingham Palace, Big Ben and the Tate Modern.

Is London a good place to visit with a family?

London is widely considered to be one of the best cities in the world to visit with a family. There is a wealth of things to do in the UK's capital city, ranging from Shrek’s Adventure! London (for kids), the London Dungeon (for teens) and the London Eye (for all the family).

Is the London Eye suitable for small children and infants?

The London Eye is suitable for children of all ages and abilities. As one of London's main tourist attractions, you can safely take an infant or very young child in one of its 32 pods. Children aged 2 and under can board the London Eye free of charge.

Do kids enjoy the London Eye?

The London Eye is a family-oriented attraction enjoyed by kids (of all ages) and adults alike. The 32 pods are sealed, climate-controlled and buggy-friendly. On a clear day, you can see up to 40 kilometres from the top, which is as far as Windsor Castle.

What is the best age to go to London?

Any age is the best age to go to London. In fact, the city of London has an array of attractions perfectly suited to children (and adults) of all ages and capabilities. Some of the best include the London Dungeon, the London Eye and the SEA LIFE London Aquarium Centre.

Can you go on the London Eye at night

Yes, you can go on the London Eye at night. Its operation hours are from 10:00 am to 8:30 pm (last rotation). Check out our latest London Eye opening times to plan a smooth visit. Riding the London Eye at night is a totally different experience, as it allows you to see the city of London’s nightlife in all its modern glory.

Is it worth going on the London Eye at night?

Yes, it is absolutely worth riding the London Eye at night, because it’s an especially magical experience to see the lights of the city at sunset. We recommend taking one of the London Eye champagne experiences and making an evening out of it with friends.

Which area in London has nightlife?

It depends on what kind of nightlife you’re looking for. The West End is world-famous for its nightlife, as it’s home to some of the best bars and shows you can find. The South Bank is equally famous for its alternative nightlife, including river cruises and the London Eye.

Can you explore London at night?

Some would argue that London’s nightlife is even more beautiful than its daytime counterpart. If you really want to explore the whole of London at night, we recommend seeing it from the top of the London Eye, maybe even with a glass of champagne.

How is a weekend in London?

If you have a weekend in London, you can spend it doing almost anything you can imagine. Home to some of the world’s favourite landmarks, including the London Eye, Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London, its combination of taxis, underground and ferries makes exploring the capital easy and quick.

Are London attractions open on Saturday?

Almost all of London’s most famous attractions (from the London Eye to the London Dungeon) are open during the day on Saturdays. The same is true of restaurants, bars and cafes. The only things that could be closed on a Saturday are parts of the underground.

Is 2 days in London enough?

If you prioritise the most important things you want to see, 2 days in London is certainly enough time to see the most important attractions. Especially if those 2 days are a weekend, the city of London truly comes alive on Saturdays and Sundays.

Is 3 days enough to see London?

Yes, 3 days in London is certainly enough time to see plenty of the city’s most famous and sought after attractions. If this is your first visit, we recommend spending your days visiting its world-renowned landmarks, including the London Eye, Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London.

What do you see on the London Eye Thames River Cruise?

On the London Eye Thames River Cruise, you’ll see many of London's most famous buildings and landmarks, including the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, the Tower of London, Tower Bridge, Shakespeare's Globe and the London Eye itself (when you start and finish your cruise).

Which tube is near to the River Cruise?

The closest tubes to the London Eye River Cruise are Charing Cross, Embankment and Waterloo. Waterloo is the closest underground station to the London Eye (5 minutes on foot). Embankment and Charing Cross stations are a 10 to 15-minute walk (just cross over Hungerford Bridge).

How do I get to the London Eye River Cruise?

The London Eye River Cruise is situated right next to the London Eye, on the South Bank of the River Thames, opposite Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. Waterloo is the closest underground station to the London Eye (about 5 minutes on foot).

How many parks are there in London?

London is a surprisingly green city, with approximately 40% of it being public green space, which includes around 3000 parks. We've recommended out favourite ones above, but there's definitely still lots to explore in London.

Which are the best parks for cycling in London?

Epping Forest is an ancient woodland with areas for cycling. You can also visit Richmond Park, which has a road around the edge of the park that makes it the perfect bike ride.

Can you see Big Ben from the London Eye?

Yes, you can see the world famous Big Ben from the London Eye, as it's just next to Westminster Bridge. For a truly unique view from above, we recommend booking at ticket with the London Eye for unparalleled views of London.

What is near the London Eye?

There's lots to do around the London Eye! You could take a boat tour along the Thames with our London Eye River Cruise, or you could visit Big Ben, which is just next to Westminster Bridge. If you have time you could even head over to SEA LIFE London or The London Dungeon on Southbank. Adventure awaits with our Multi-attraction tickets !

What can you see from the London Eye?

From Buckingham Palace to the Olympic Park, you can see it all! See Big Ben, Westminster Bridge, Wembley and many more sights from the London Eye. For more information on what you'd see, check out our Information Guide .

Is London dog friendly?

London is the perfect day out for both you and your dog. There are plenty of pet friendly restaurants, places to stay and activities for you and your furry friends. You can even bring your dog on the Tube and the London buses, so getting around is a breeze. So next time you're heading to London why not bring your best friend along with you?

Are dogs allowed in Regent's Park?

Dogs are allowed in Regent's Park, so it's the perfect spot for a dog walk around nature in London. However, we do recommend checking rules on the website as there are certain areas within the park where dogs are not permitted.

Can dogs go on the London Eye?

Assistance dogs including guide dogs, seeing eye dogs and hearing dogs are permitted on The London Eye. Please note that other therapy pets and/or emotional support animals are not permitted onboard. For more information on accessibility, check out our Accessibility Guide.

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