Tips For Traveling To London

July 22nd, 2016

London, capital of England, located on the banks of the River Thames, in the South of the island of Great Britain, was founded by the Romans with the name of Londinium, in ad 43. It currently has an area of 1,579 square kilometres and boasts more than 7 million inhabitants, making it one of the most populated European capitals. London this consisting of 33 districts, highlighting the Square Mile, City or City of London, which is the most important center of business and banking in Europe, covering an area of 2.5 square kilometres. London is visited by over 30 million people, each year, from all parts of the world. It has many tourist attractions, making it a busy and visited city daily. Among its main attractions this the Tower of London, the Abbey of Westminster, London Eye, Hyde Park, The Mall, Buckingham Palace, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Piccadilly Circus, among others, and many art galleries and museums, without forgetting its beautiful theaters. London climate is not very hot in summer nor too cold in winter, it is rather unpredictable.

Enjoying a temperate oceanic climate and in summer could reach up to the thirty-third, and in winter down to-7 maximum, therefore you should worry about your clothing. Clothing is important to always include warm clothing, despite its temperate climate. A scarf, gloves and some jackets always help tourists, and never forget to have an umbrella at hand, like the waterproof, because rains are frequent and unexpected in London, used shoes, comfortable and soft to withstand long excursions and not suffer from pain or blisters on your feet. Money the official currency is the pound sterling, and is equal to 1.17 or $1.69. Stay in London is says that finding accommodation in London is fun, and there is a network of hostels youth hostel, YHA Hostel Association Association members. They are a very economical alternative for low-budget travelers who want a nice and neat place to sleep.

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