London is home to countless ancient and modern attractions, ranging from the London Eye to the National Gallery and the Tower of London. The city’s heritage is known to everyone, some outstanding examples of which are: the London Eye, the British Museum, the British national museum of modern art, better known as the Tate Modern  and the National Gallery. One of the most well-known monuments and also one of the most visited, is Buckingham Palace, the Queen’s official residence when she is in London.

London has 8 royal parks, standing out among which is Hyde Park, where it is easy to forget that you are in the centre of London. Kensington Gardens are joined to Hyde Park at the end of the Serpentine. The park’s most outstanding features are the Gardens with the Italian Fountains and the impressive Albert Memorial. In addition, the park is home to Kensington Palace with its peaceful Italian gardens and the famous statue of Peter Pan.

Green Park is located between Buckingham Palace and Picadilly, Greenwich Park is a World Heritage site and is the oldest of the royal parks. Several buildings of great historic value are to be found in it and you can enjoy fantastic views from the top of the hill. 

SHOPPING IN LONDON

London is said to be the best city in the world for shoppers. The area for luxury shopping and where the most famous auction houses are located is in the Bond Street zone.
A shopping area that is full of shops of every kind and with a cosy and charming central market piazza filled with souvenir shops is the area comprising Covent Garden. Knightsbridge is the quintessential shopping district and home to Harrods and the also famous department store, Harvey Nichols, with its huge range of clothes along with hundreds of shops and boutiques.
You can find anything you want in Oxford Street, whether it is in a small shop or in a department store, such as Debenhams, Selfridges, Marks and Spencer or John Lewis.
Selfridges, with the largest cosmetics department in Europe and one of the biggest food halls, is a must for lovers of shopping.
Camden is famous for its flea market and one of the most famous and well-known in the world. On a culinary note, it is worth mentioning that for just three pounds you can eat outdoors and enjoy one of the best ambiences the city has to offer.