With the winter months behind us, many of us will be looking to brighten up our lives from the cold and drizzly British spring. Unsurprisingly, the capital is often the first name on many tourists’ lips as they look to soak up the London culture and feast their eyes on some of the world’s most iconic sights.
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From Big Ben’s towering presence, to the elegant ebb and flow of the Thames, to waltzing through some of history’s masterpieces, London really does have a lot to offer. Whilst some are frightened away by its expensive make-up, what many people don’t know is just how much of London you can see without spending a penny.
London On A Budget
If you’ve arranged a trip to the great capital, then you will understand the effort and organisation that will have gone into making the trip happen. By acquiring the services of a reputable and luxurious coach travel company, you can sit back and enjoy your journey into London.
So you’ve arrived in London and whilst you may be tempted to bulldoze into the first attraction you see, why not take the time to consider where it is you would like to go. With public transport, food and expenditures to consider, it’s important to get the most out of your time in London. So why not visit these iconic places for free!
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British Museum
When it comes to value for money, no place is more rewarding as the British Museum. Home to some of the world’s oldest and finest artefacts, paintings, scriptures and exhibitions, you can travel back through the centuries and discover our world’s magnificent history.
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Hyde Park
Its beautiful landscape and vast expanse mean that you really can stroll through natures back garden. Lose your thoughts and escape the stresses of life in one of London’s most stunning settings.
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Tate Britain & Tate Modern
London’s most famous duo, the two art museums play host to a multitude of modern and majestic masterpieces. From engaging tours to unique exhibits, you can open your eyes to the fascinating world of art through the ages.
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Houses of Parliament
One of the country’s most recognisable buildings, the Palace of Westminster is a prominent and gothic structure swept in political and cultural history. Witness Big Ben’s chimes and gaze at its 19th century architecture.
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Science Museum
If you’re looking for an informative, educational and out-of-this-world experience, then the vast corridors of the science museum is the only place to go. Entertaining and mind-boggling, you can venture across its seven floors of scientific wonderments and learn just how our universe has come together. From the big bang to the bang of gunpowder, the Science Museum offers fun and facts for the whole family.
A Trip To Remember
There really is so much to do in London. From shows to exhibitions to soaking up its vibrant culture, you won’t be stuck for plans. You’ll be surprised at what you can do whilst easing the strain on your bank balance.
A little about the author: If you’re struck for ideas on what to do for free in London this Spring, Phil Warrington writes for Guideline Coaches who specialise in offering luxurious coach travel in and around London, Kent and Essex ensuring you travel in style.