What can I do in London?

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Taf

Take a boat close from north side at Westminster Bridge up the Thames to Greenwich get off where the Cutty Sark is, close by are several cheap noodle bars. Camden Market is well worth a look. London Zoo in Regents Park.

When you go to the Science and Natural History Museum you could walk north up Exhibition Road into Hyde Park to see the Dianna Memorial if that's your thing, a one street detour along the way would show you the Albert Hall and walk south down Exhibition Road across the Cromwell Road and almost immediately on your left is a little adequate and cheap chinese sit-down bar.

The yellow duck tour is probably worthwhile, they use renovated second world war amphibious vehicles painted bright yellow to do a short tour through London and a little on the Thames. The London Eye south side of the Thames between London and Waterloo bridges.

Get on the underground and go to Kew Gardens.

Nadia

Good ideas from the above posting. It depends on what your interests are. Id take someone to the Palace, Tower of London, boat ride along the Thames. Visit the markets such as Kings Road, Portobello Road, Petticoat Lane (Liverpool Street Market) Window shopping down Oxford street and Regent Street. China Town. Go to see a show in the West End (tickets can be bought at the Haymsarket in Picadilly Circus (not from single touts, only from Ticket booths) you can search www.lonelyplanet.com for other guidance.

M_S

Catch a West End show.

fdm215

There's a great Italian restaurant (can't think of the name!) down the street from Queensway Tube station. It's on the same side of the street as the station. Definitely walk around that area for some cute shops and restaurants.

Check out the street market near Liverpool station. Good deals and some cool unusual stuff too.

GRAHAM B

There are plenty of nice restaurants, it depends what food you like. Those at Butler's Wharf are plentiful and different. Or Mezzo in Soho, which stands on the site of the old Marquee club.

Think global, drink local

There's a chinese place across the road from King's Cross station. It's very cheap and very good.

The science museum and the natural history museum are very good, and also free. The national gallery on trafalgar square is good for a laugh/

Why not visit Brian Haw's peace protest in Parliament Square, He has been there since 2001, and the mother of parliaments has passed legislation specifically to shut him up and move him on... and failed.

When you've seen the real thing, try the reconstruction in the Tate Modern gallery.

KATIE

Do the open bus tour its great it costs Â£22 for a hop on off tour and is really worth the money.
You could also go and see a show.
Also you should def go too harrods and have lunch in the pub in the basement.

n0thsa .

london is great, just chill in the fantastic country

hey=)

i think u should just live it up and ride those red buses and make-out with ur boyfriend in front of one of those castles. really sweet! :) have fun

London eye's good, you need to book in advance

Rachellie

go to soho your find lots to do there

anonymous x

omg yes! u shuld try harvey nichols sushi bar thats fun an if u go to harrods carvery u mite see someone famous, im not sayin u will but every time ive ever been i ve seen someone famous, lol bruce forsithe sang happy bday to me there! x

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