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Spring is just around the corner, which means longer days, warmer weather and flowers everywhere and good vibes in general. During this time of year, the beautiful landscapes of London come back to life. The weather is quite pleasant and everything is colourful. I highly recommend visiting London during this time of the year and taking a walk along the river Thames and Tower Bridge Road. How great is the cherry blossom? 🌺🌺🌺💃🏻 #bucketlistreboot#2023travelwish

London is a magnificent old city that is worth a visit no matter how much time you have. If you have a layover of 8-10 hours, you can easily enter the city and enjoy about 6 hours of time. Check out some of the best ways to experience London's top attractions and famous landmarks...all within 6 hours! Have a cup of coffee in the ancient tomb raider guard room! (45 minutes) Located at Watch House Coffee on Bermondsey Street. Boluo Market Canyon (45 minutes) Stroll along the River Thames (60 minutes) After filling the market in Boluo with boots, be sure to take a walk across the river on the riverbank and head east to the tower bridge for sightseeing. Be sure to pass through "Me London" where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of old and new London. Enjoy a boat tour of London (60 minutes). Take a boat tour of London in a very simple way, at a fairly cheap price. On board, you can use your Oyster card to take the ride, which will take you north to Greenwich and Canary Wharf, and then all the way back to the Houses of Parliament. From the London Eye, view the Houses of Parliament (45 minutes)

#londontrip Skyward Symphony: London's Architectural Ballet Across the Thames Gaze upon the architectural ballet that unfolds along the banks of the River Thames. Admire the historic majesty of the Tower of London, the sleek curvature of City Hall, and the contemporary brilliance of the Walkie-Talkie building. London's skyline, a testament to architectural diversity, invites you on a visual journey where every structure adds a distinctive note to the city's urban symphony.

🇬🇧 London's Christmas season is uniquely charming 🎄 Every corner is sparkling with festive brilliance, this article will give you a roundup of the super fun Christmas markets in London that you can't miss during Christmas, letting you feel a different festive atmosphere 🙋 . 🔸Hyde Park Winter Wonderland: One of the largest Christmas markets in London. A huge Ferris wheel, ice rink and various amusement facilities, as well as a variety of goods and food stalls. ⏰Time: 11.17-2024.1.1 . 🔸Southbank Centre: Located on the banks of the Thames, the Christmas market at the Southbank Centre creates a Nordic atmosphere, warm and comfortable. ⏰Time: 11.2-12.26 . 🔸Leicester Square: The Bavarian-style log cabins and traditional Christmas market on Leicester Square make it feel like stepping into a fairy tale world. ⏰Time: 11.8-2024.1.7 . 🔸Christmas by the River: Enjoying the gorgeous scenery of London landmarks while shopping, enjoying the beauty of London in winter. ⏰Time: Nov-2024.Jan . 🔸Covent Garden: The famous Christmas sleigh and various holiday decorations, a great place for photos. ⏰Time: Nov-2024.Jan . 🔸King’s Cross: There will be a series of unique themed activities. ⏰Time: Dec . 🔸Trafalgar Square: A huge Christmas tree and various holiday activities can make people feel the strong Christmas atmosphere. ⏰Time: Nov-2024.Jan (Christmas tree lighting on 2023.12.7) . 🔸Borough Market: London's most famous century-old food market. ⏰Time: 11.28-2024.1.9 . 🔸Old Spitalfields Market: There will be a series of Christmas activities during Christmas, definitely worth a visit. ⏰Time: 11.15-2024.1.2 . 🔸Greenwich Market: A good place to eat, drink and have fun. ⏰Time: 11.15-Dec

The UK in September 🇬🇧 is brimming with energy, and there are just too many fun events 💥. Take a look at some of the exciting events worth looking forward to! You won't miss out on any happiness 👇 - ✅ Thames Festival Starting in September, London will host a month-long Thames Festival, with the number of various events reaching 100+ 👍, and it's really all themed around the Thames 🌊. ⏰ Date: September 1, 2023, to October 1, 2023 — ✅ London Open House Over 500 buildings will be open to the public for free, including government buildings, historical monuments, private residences of famous figures, and more. ⏰ Date: September 6, 2023, to September 17, 2023 - ✅ London Frieze Art Fair Sculpture Exhibition | Frieze One of the grandest celebrations in the art world 🎨, this year's event will be heated up 🔥 by Frieze Sculpture as a prelude, and the event is free 🆓. Time to check them out one by one~ ⏰ Date: September 20, 2023, to October 29, 2023 📍 Location: London NW1 4RU - ✅ London Fashion Week One of the 'Big Four' fashion weeks, this year will cater to both online and offline, so even those who can't be there in person 🫂 can watch 👀 the online events. ⏰ Date: September 14, 2023, to September 19, 2023 - ✅ Joe Hisaishi in Concert | London For those who love 😘 Miyazaki's animations, you must be very familiar with Joe Hisaishi's music, right? Works like Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro, Castle in the Sky, and Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea 🐟 are his masterpieces ✌️. ⏰ Date: September 21, 2023, to September 22, 2023 📍 Location: London HA9 OAA - ✅ KPOP Medley Concert Tickets 🎫 are now on sale! This medley concert lasts for 2 days, with a lineup including: The Boyz, Tomorrow X Together, ITZY, ONEUS, ZEROBASEONE, etc. Fans, rush in! ⏰ Date: September 22, 2023, to September 23, 2023 📍 Location: London SE10 ODX - ✅ Leeds International Beer Festival If you think this is just about beer 🍻, you're sorely mistaken! This is actually a hidden food festival, with hundreds of types of alcoholic beverages, as well as various food 🍟 stalls, letting you eat to your heart's content 😋. ⏰ Date: September 7, 2023, to September 10, 2023 📍 Location: Leeds LS5 3EH

#londontrip Riverside Revelry: A Thameside Christmas Stroll A Christmas stroll along the Thames provides a serene escape amid the city's hustle and bustle. The embankment, adorned with sparkling lights and festive decorations, sets the stage for a magical riverside journey. From the glittering London Eye to the historic architecture lining the riverbanks, the Thames promenade becomes a canvas of seasonal charm. Whether it's a quiet evening walk or a joyous exploration with loved ones, the Thames offers a tranquil yet festive retreat, inviting all to savor the enchantment of Christmas along its scenic waters.

Here are 10 famous London attractions listed with detailed introductions and tips, don't miss out❗️ 1⃣️ London Eye When enveloped in the fog of London, be sure to admire the Millennium Wheel - the London Eye🎡, during the half-hour ride you can enjoy the beautiful London scenery that comes into view 2⃣️ Big Ben The clock tower of the Houses of Parliament🕰, built in 1859 on the banks of the River Thames in London, is one of London's famous ancient clocks and iconic buildings 3⃣️ Westminster Abbey Located on the north bank of the Thames, it is the Anglican chapel⛪, as well as the coronation site for generations of kings and the wedding venue for royal family members 4⃣️ Tower Bridge Spanning the Thames, named for its proximity to the Tower of London🌉. Constructed in 1886, not only can you get a close-up view of the Tower of London, but you can also gaze at the dome of St. Paul's Cathedral and 🉑 have a panoramic view of the Thames flowing slowly under your feet 5⃣️ Tower of London The Tower of London🌁, adjacent to Tower Bridge, is made up of a dozen fortresses, and is a British landmark palace and a former hub of transportation, politics, and military 6⃣️ British Museum One of the world's largest and most famous museums🏚, the museum houses over 7 million artifacts and treasures from around the world, a richness in quantity and variety that is rare among global museums 7⃣️ Buckingham Palace The official residence of the British monarch, where you can visit the halls, galleries, and stables of Buckingham Palace, and also 🉑 witness the changing of the guard ceremony 8⃣️ St. Paul's Cathedral St. Paul's Cathedral💒, built in the 17th century, is a representative of Baroque architecture and the central church of the Church of England, also the world's second-largest domed cathedral 9⃣️ Hyde Park The most famous and largest royal park🏞, divided into Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens 🔟 Madame Tussauds London Famous since the Victorian era, it was a popular exhibition hall at the time 🔹 Transportation: You can use a contactless credit card to enter and exit the London Underground directly. If you don't have one, you can buy an Oyster card and top it up at any London Underground station, with a card fee of 7 pounds, non-refundable. 🔹 Cash & Card: Exchange cash in advance in your home country, and get some small denominations for convenience in topping up the subway card. Credit cards should have a chip or be contactless, as magnetic stripe cards and pure UnionPay cards cannot be used in most places. 🔹 Maps: Google Maps, when searching for public transport, will display platform and time information, and the business hours for attractions and restaurants are very accurate.