London is one of the most interesting cities in the world. Not only it is a buzzing business centre, but it’s also a very historic city. It may not have the elegance of Paris or the grandeur of Rome, but London is beautiful in its own right. There are certainly lots of things to see in London.

It’s a shame if you leave London without visiting Stonehenge. This mysterious and majestic formation was created thousands of years ago. It’s not very far from London and it is definitely worth visiting. There are tours that go by Stonehenge and Windsor Castle, as well; so it’s a good idea to plan your trip thoroughly.

If you want a really majestic dining experience, then you should have a dinner cruise on the River Thames. You’ll enjoy a wonderful cruise along the Thames and see the city from the river. This truly is a wonderful experience.

Have a taste of history and royalty. Visit Westminster Abbey. It is a church and you will be amazed at the splendid medieval architecture of the abbey. It is also a very historic building that bore witness to the coronation of Queen Elizabeth in 1953 and the funeral of Princess Diana back in 1997.

Have a view of the city in different angles by visiting the London Eye. It is an enormous observation wheel and it offers wonderful views of London from different angles.

You should not forget to visit Buckingham Palace. It’s a must-see, especially if you’ve always had the urge to taunt those guards. Just don’t do anything to extreme or you might end up getting caught.

There is one place in London that you must see if you want something different: secret gardens. Yes, they’re not so secret now, but they only allow visitors to enter the gardens once every year! Before planning on going to London, check out the day when the gardens are open. Otherwise, you’ll have to wait for another whole year.

It’s also a good idea to visit Trafalgar Square, of course. It is near the Convent Garden area, which is frequented by shoppers. Trafalgar Square is also very near Chinatown. You could easily go down there from the square and grab a bite. In fact, Trafalgar Square lies very close to St. James Park and Piccadilly Circus.

We hope that this guide has provided you a little information on what to do when you visit London. You could also go exploring on your own. For sure, there will be lots of other place you can discover apart from the ones mentioned above.