Cheapest way to visit London and its Attractions

Voyager2002

pogofish wrote: »

When did London leave the UK and become an overseas destination?

I presume the question was about London, Ontario. Judging by the comments it seems remarkably similar to London in England.

slinga

missbiggles1 wrote: »

Actually, contactless is the easiest way to get round on public transport - Oyster cards are bein phased out.

I don't think everyone has contactless.
We used contactless when we were in London 10 days ago.

missbiggles1

slinga wrote: »

I don't think everyone has contactless.
We used contactless when we were in London 10 days ago.

That's why I didn't say that Oyster cards had been stopped.:D

PompeyPete

If it was my first trip into Central London, I'd pick a good weather forecast, just like today.

I'd arm myself with an easy to follow map, and perhaps a compass.

All I'd want to do is enjoy everything on foot at street level, starting at Victoria Station [from Croydon]......Buckingham Palace.....The Mall.....St James's Park..... Horseguards.....Westminster Abbey/Houise of Parliament [and have a look at the Thames].....Whitehall.....Trafalgar Square.....The Strand.....Covent Garden area.....and retrace a convenient route back to Victoria.

Walk.....sit.....watch.....and just take in everything around. No need to spend a lot of money.:)