Londyn one of the busiest and most
cosmopolitan cities in the world the
capital and the largest city of the
United Kingdom London dates back to
Roman times from incredible museums
attractions that you will hardly find
anywhere else
to being one of the world's main
business hubs the London has something
for everyone
but what are the must-see attractions if
you only have 24 hours in this video we
created an itinerary ideal for a one-day
visit to London and at the end of the
video we also included some great tips
to organize yourself before you go we
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sites let's start early it is 8 a.m. and
our first stop is the Tower Bridge Tower
Bridge crosses the River Thames and was
built at the end of the 19th century
over 50 designs were submitted when the
decision was made to build the bridge
join more than 40,000 people that cross
the bridge every day you can even take a
boat ride tour that goes under the Tower
Bridge or full experience
don't miss the to famous attractions
nearby the historic castle the Tower of
London from the 11th century and the
ruins of roman wall which was probably
built in third century it is 10 a.m.
let's take a metro or the tube as the
Londoners skullet - big ban and the
Palace of Westminster big ban a British
cultural icon was completed in 1859 the
official name of the tower in which Big
Bang is located was originally the clock
tower but it was renamed to anticipate
tower in 2012 Big Ben lays at the north
end of the Palace of Westminster which
is the seat of the Parliament of the
United Kingdom that palace was largely
rebuilt but it still contains some of
the medieval parts don't miss the
Westminster Abbey located too right next
to the palace if you have time ride the
London Eye just across the Thames and
enjoy stunning views of London or just
admire it from below but noon let's walk
to the Buckingham Palace
and if you're hungry on the way stop and
grab something to eat at Covent Garden
filled with luxury designer boutiques
craft shops or just grab a coffee or a
quick bite somewhere around Trafalgar
Square okay now we're in front of the
Buckingham Palace which is considered
the most important royal building in the
UK the London residence of Her Majesty
the Queen Buckingham Palace is one of
the world's few remaining co-working
choroidal palaces still in use it has
been the official residence and
administrative headquarters for the UK
monarchs if you're there in time
don't miss the iconic ceremony changing
the guard also known as guard mounting
carried out by soldiers on active duty
from the food guards a beautiful st.
James Park where the lake is also
located nearby at 2:00 p.m. let's
explore some parts of Hyde Park Hyde
Park is London's main park created in
1536 by Henry the eighth as the Royal
hunting ground now it offers both
world-class events and concerts together
with plenty of quiet places to relax it
even features an artificial lake named
the serpentine the park stretches to
Kensington Gardens home to Kensington
Palace in 2004 the fountains in memory
of Diana Princess of Wales was opened
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your needs it is 4 p.m. and let's visit
at least one of many incredible London
museums
yes London is full of incredible museums
and most of them are free of charge from
an amazing dinosaur collection two
mommies
airplanes and more there is something
for everyone there are two museums
located in Kensington the Science Museum
a great place to see touch and
experience science firsthand and the
Natural History Museum that exhibits
vast range of specimens from various
segments of Natural History or you can
even visit the Victoria and Albert
Museum located across the street check
out our travel guide for more
interesting museums in London by the way
our Travel Guide is a mobile-friendly
PDF document that covers the top 20
things to do in London including maps
links opening hours and other
information it is 7 p.m. and what better
way to wrap up our London experience
done by visiting Camden Town this former
industrial economic base has been
replaced by amazing bars food stalls and
interesting shops the area is home to
Street markets and music venues which
are strongly associated with alternative
culture visit a one-of-a-kind Camden
stables market that got its name from
what used to be a horse stable at a
hospital it features over 1,000 shops
stalls and even a cyber dog store with
futuristic fashion Club where rave
clothes and live dancers inside the shop
check our travel guide for two and three
day itinerary suggestions and now let's
look at some of the tips that might come
in handy on your day trip to London you
will have to walk a lot so bring
comfortable shoes feel free to skip any
of the attractions depending on how
tired you are how early in the day you
want to start if you're going out in the
evening if some attractions are too
crowded etc depending on where your
accommodation is located you can even
change your plan and visit some
attractions in a different order or even
change your plan and add new attractions
to the list during the winter days are
shorter so if you want to experience
more attractions in daylight
you can visit London between April and
September there are
tons of other amazing things to do in
London from exciting museums fabulous
neighborhoods and much more check out
our other London videos and buyer travel
guide for more great suggestions