Where would I go? Well, I would definitely have to see the Tower of London, with a Yeoman Warders as a guide and all its secrets, ranging from its Crown Jewels to its prison stories. I’d also have to see St. Paul’s Cathedral and its famous dome. The cathedral was designed by sir Christopher Wren and then build from 1675 to 1710, now sheltering some of the world’s most famous works of art. A long list of museums would follow: Victoria & Albert Museum, Natural History Museum, British Museum, the National Gallery and so on.

Before making your list of things to see, maybe you should first take your pick of London Hotels. If it's a last minute deal, then check all last minute offers, you might get a great rate for your stay in London. Otherwise, feel free to check the year round prices. take a tour of the city in London’s famous double deck buses. They will take you to see the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace, Clarence House, Shakespeare’s Globe Exhibition, BBC Television or Westminster Abbey.

While staying in England’s capital city, you might also be interested in locating a cheap hotel in London. You can easily select your London accommodation using a site with quick searches and multiple languages available, choosing your hotels depending on prices, opting for last minute deals or verifying all year prices. Another option would be to first select the part of the city you desire for you accommodation in London, and then select the hotel.

When you finish visiting London (well, don’t hurry now, there are plenty attractions for you to enjoy), try another city in the UK as your next holiday Destination. I’d really want to see Edinburgh. There you can see Rievaulx, the first Cistercian Abbey to be founded in the North of England that later became of the most powerful monasteries in Europe and other such wonderful places. Moreover, you can easily find Cheap Hotels in Ediburgh, as well as in any other part of the UK.

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