Klick
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well the best souvenir would be the London eye, but unfortunately, you cant take it home!
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LĂbano
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Most previous answers are good.
I usually go for a "MIND THE GAP" T-Shirt
with the London Underground logo
Every Londoner has this voice in his head whenever stepping out of an underground "Mind the Gap"
so I think it's very funny, and other people who have visited London would immediately recognize that you were there and smile! |
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Veronica Alicia
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A Chelsea Pensioner.
You could put him in your entrance hall and use him as a coat stand and hat rack. |
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Sam Sock Puppet
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It depends what you're in to. Personally, being a london resident - I think the museums are amazing. (boring I know). The natural History Museum and Imperial War museum are fantastic. The've both got souvenier shops with some good stuff in. |
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morgan
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Get a camera & click away at anything & everything |
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carmel_andrews
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go to a souvenir shop and buy the t-shirt that says, i went to london and all i got was this t-shirt |
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dave o
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traditional english costume ...........burkah,hijab, yashmak,turban,goat- hair stick-on cave dweller beard, anything that makes you look british
Seriously though.........go on the london eye and take loads of photos.It's about $25 each but well worth it
Or.............get a cab to Abbey Road and take a photo crossing the street like on that beatles cover?Any cab driver will know where abbey road is |
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bouncer
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a model of Big Ben, or Tower Bridge. Available in lots of different sizes and styles, from all good souvenir shops in London. |
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thespoonmachine
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If you want some cheap souvenirs for some friends Cadbury's chocolate can be found in every supermarket and newsagent and is very nice, there's loads of different flavours to choose from. Thornton's chocolatier makes heavenly chocolate and is not over-priced, there will be stores in many places in London. Why not try some tea shops you will find loads all over London, you can get so many different leaves and flavours and they often do nice tea cups or mugs to get aswell, these will be useful rather than something that will just sit on a shelf. Teabags are also light so they can be transported home easy. |
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~Mustaffa~Laff~
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How much money do you want to spend?
London Bridge is still up for sale. Else you can buy lots of souvenir tack from shops ... in the North, there is Madame Tussauds, in the South .. there is the "London Eye"....
In seriousness... there are some great souvenirs to be bought at the London museums!!!! Try buying a simple postcard and and sending it back home? "whoa... I just had a postcard from London....." it means a lot!!!! |
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joe perkinstein
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Go to an english soccer match if you can and get something from there..Dont buy all the usual tacky keepsakes such as big ben or a bear dressed as a beefeater... |
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Chris
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Just take one of the locals, failing that just nick something. |
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Stephen M
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go to buckingham palace and take a souvenier from there, just something small you can fit in a bag.
Ok don't do that, you might get yourself hung. Just get yourself a good camera and take lots of pics |
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Sacha D
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the miniatur of red double decker bus.
you can get it everywhere - very easy |
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Em x
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A Paddington Bear - from Paddington Station! |
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