London, the capital of England and the United Kingdom, with its rich history, aesthetic architecture and dynamic, multi-cultural present, is a poet’s haven, a shopper’s paradise and a lover’s dream. Although it is one of the most expensive cities in the world to live in, it has something to satisfy everyone’s taste and it is no wonder why every soul should visit this amazing and ever-evolving city to visit at least once in their life.

While most people would think that a luxurious city like London would have few accommodation options for those on a slightly smaller budget, the truth is far from it. There are a variety of hotels, apartments and hostels that one can choose from depending on their pocket and tastes.

Elegant hotels include Blakes Hotel, Cadogan Hotel, The Lanesborough, The Ritz, The Savoy Hotel, The Regency and Claridges. Each of these guarantees a typically English experience rich in history with subtle touches of modernity. With stunning décor and impeccable service, each promises to make your stay unique, memorable, and magical.

For those who cannot afford the royal lifestyle, there are hotels that offer an unforgettable experience at a more affordable price. These hotels include, The Gore, The Beaufort Hotel, The Zetter, The Ibis Hotel and The Hampstead Guest House.

However, if these hotels aren’t enough for you, cheaper options include The Mayflower Hotel, Fullers Hotel, Reubens At The Palace, The Arriva Hotel and Hotel 167. You can also stay in one of the many hostels that offer dorms. for extremely affordable prices. Ashlee House, Holland House Youth Hostel and Wake Up! London are just some of them.

London, one of the world’s leading tourist destinations, is packed with world-famous monuments, museums, shopping streets, theaters and restaurants. To truly enjoy this majestic city and its wonders, one needs not only a lot of money but also a lot of time.

No trip to London is complete without visiting Buckingham Palace. Unfortunately, it is open to the general public only from July to September. However, it is worth the wait. The public can access the Queen’s Gallery and the 19 State Rooms, including the Throne Room and the Ballroom. Unfortunately the queen’s private apartments, pool and garden are off limits. Westminster Abbey is one of the finest Gothic buildings in Britain. It has played host to coronations, funerals and marriages of British monarchs and is a must-see tourist spot. Other architectural landmarks that you cannot miss are the Clock Tower, also called Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, St. Paul’s Cathedral and the London Eye, the largest observation wheel in the world that allows you to see the city in all its splendor.

London is full of museums and art galleries, including the British Museum, which exhibits works from all nations and eras, the National Gallery, which houses one of the largest collections of European paintings, the Tate Modern, which houses modern art, the Science Museum, which is dedicated to the scientific advances of the last 300 years and, of course, Madame Tussaud’s, the world’s largest wax museum that houses wax statues of notable personalities from around the world.

London offers one of the best shopping experiences in the world. You can choose from the 2 km long Oxford Street, which is probably the busiest shopping area in London, to Regent Street and the most exclusive areas of Knightsbridge, Mayfair and Chelsea. Harrods and Harvey Nichols are without a doubt the most popular department stores here, Soho is the area to shop for music related goods and New Bond Street for designer clothes and other expensive items. London is also world famous for its markets, where people go not only to find rare and genuine bargains, but also just for the experience. Camden Passage, Chapel Market, Leather Lane Market and Portobello Road Market are just a few of the many markets that abound in this city.

After a day full of exhausting sightseeing and shopping you need to rest and one of the best ways to do that is by partying at one of London’s many clubs and bars, including Fabric, Turnmills, 93 Feet East and Cargo. But if partying isn’t your style, you can spend the night watching a performance at one of London’s many theaters or laugh out loud at one of the many comedy clubs here or just enjoy a quiet meal at one of London’s restaurants. the city.

London really does offer a multifaceted experience. Its streets fuse the past and the present in a beautiful and rich fusion. Vibrant, exciting and beautiful, London is THE place to be.