Dos

• Do learn to say sorry and thank you. It’s very British.
• Do dress appropriately for the occasion.
• Do walk when in London. Many attractions are within walking distance.
• Do say sorry even if you mistakenly touch a Londoner. Sorry is a common word with the people of London and they love hearing as well as saying it whenever possible.
• Do make use of the Oysters card.
• Make sure you carry an umbrella with you, it rains often.
• If you wish to stand on the escalator, stand on the right side, the left side is for the people who wish to keep walking.

Don’ts

• Don’t stand on the left side of the escalator.
• Don’t walk slowly in the center of the pavement.
• Don’t talk loudly in public transport.
• Don’t take the underground during morning/evening rush hour.
• Do not try to jump the queues.
• British people don’t like talking to strangers unless its about directions or some other minor help. So, avoid being too frank with them.

With dozens of fabulous nightclubs, pubs, and bars catering to every possible taste, you can dance and drink the night away; London’s reputation for having great nightlife is well-deserved. XOYO, KOKO, Ministry of Sound, and Fabric combine foot-thumping music with amazing drinks. Jazz Cafe is a great place to enjoy live music and good food. London is also full of fantastic pubs where you can savor some really terrific ale and beer. There are karaoke bars for those fancying some singing skills and burlesque clubs for people seeking racy entertainment. All in all, London is the perfect place to enjoy some of the best nights of your life!

British Museum: One of the finest museums in the world, the British Museum was opened in 1759 and holds priceless cultural treasures.

London Eye: Standing as tall as 135 meters, the London Eye is Europe’s tallest cantilever bridge. Stunning views guaranteed!

Tower of London: A World Heritage Site, the tower is actually a castle that has, over the years, been used for various purposes, including as an armory, treasury, Royal Mint. It also hosts the British Crown Jewels.  

Palace of Westminster: The home of two houses of British Parliament – House of Commons and House of Lords. 

Royal Botanical Garden (Kew Gardens): Another World Heritage Site, the Kew contains some of the most spectacular and diverse collections of plant species in the world.

Victoria and Albert Museum: Founded in 1852, the V&A houses one of the world’s largest collection of art and artifacts.

Buckingham Palace: A major London landmark, the palace is the home of the British monarch.

Tower Bridge: One of the icons of London, the suspension bridge over River Thames was built between 1886 and 1894.
 

Hyde Park: Established in the 16th century, Hyde Park is a beautiful park located in central London.

West End Theatre: A trip to the West End Theatre is a must, for people interested in theatre.

The Shard: The 95-story building is Europe’s tallest skyscraper.

Piccadilly Circus: One of London’s prime attractions, it is a busy road junction and close to important shopping destinations.

London Transport Museum: Established in 1980, the museum is dedicated to the history of London transport industry.

London Zoo: Established in 1828, the zoo contains an amazing collection of animals. 

Madame Tussauds: A museum containing wax statues of famous personalities, Madame Tussauds is a big draw with tourists.
 

• Pub coasters
• Artisan gin
• Burberry trench coat
• Vintage knick-knacks from Portobello Market
• Tower Bridge cufflinks
• Die Cast Original Mini Cooper
• Images of London teapot
• Harrods Coffee in an exclusive tin
• Commemorative pillbox
• Notting Hill shopping bag