Top 10 things to do in London in 2022!

You are probably currently in London or planning to go there soon? At that point, you will need to organize your stay once you arrive. In a word, there are so many things to find in London that the decision will surprise you, including local temptations, well-known sites, and showrooms.

To make your visit as reasonable as possible, it is ideal to book your holidays in advance: vehicle, accommodation, or excursions. Additionally, it is possible to make an online visa application for England. To give you an idea of what you can do once in London, we have chosen a few attractions to see.

10.  See London from Above

When you visit the Highlands, the major monuments not to forget are: the London Eye, the largest Ferris wheel in Europe, which offers you a 360° view of the capital. Emirates at Canary Wharf is actually a cable car that crosses the Thames from the air. As for Building 42, it is the highest bar in the city; wouldn’t you like to have a drink there? Also, don’t forget to take a look at the ArcelorMittal Orbit tower and its huge slide, which is literally the tallest in the world.

9.     Harry Potter Studios and Filming Locations

Whether you are a fan of the saga or simply curious about film history, you just have to visit the Harry Potter studio. It is a quick activity for those who only have a few days in the city. It is a studio where many scenes from the Harry Potter saga were filmed. But it is also possible to visit Watford, a town not far from the capital, to follow Harry Potter’s footsteps. Moreover, on these trails, there are certain places where scenes from the most popular films of the saga were shot. The visit will last a few hours.

8.     The Museums of London

Do you want to do things without spending a lot of money in London? Then visit the museums, they are free (well, most of them). There is something for every taste, whether it is history museums, art museums, or even the design museum. First, there is the British Museum, which is a bit like the Louvre. The National Gallery with free entry and located at Trafalgar Square. It is an ideal museum if you like artistic painting. Additionally, there is the Victoria and Albert Museum, which is a gallery filled with more than 3,000 artistic creations including sculpture, decoration, etc… not to mention the Tate Modern museum located on the banks of the Thames and finally, the National History Museum, free entry located in the center of the capital. Moreover, the paid museum is Madame Tussauds, which allows its visitors to find statues of celebrities in various hyper-realistic sculptures.

7.     Tower Bridge and Tower of London

If you really want to immerse yourself in the surroundings of the capital, visit the Tower of London and the Tower Bridge, these are two things you can do at the same time since these two monuments are connected. Moreover, it dates back to the 10th century and the 19th century. From the time of William the Conqueror and Victoria. To start, it’s better to begin with the Tower of London, it will take you at most half a day. Known as the most beautiful scaffolding in the capital, they call it the pinnacle. You will see this great Tower Bridge 100m away. It was a platform dating from the Victorian era in 1837.

6.     Walking in the parks

The parks are also elegant, and when you are in London, don’t forget to visit the 300-acre Hyde Park, including Buckingham Palace Park, which is home to many birds, ducks, and even swans. Finally, the 166-hectare Regent’s Park houses the Queen Mary Gardens, which contain 12,000 highly prized roses. The London Zoo is also located in this park.

5.     London markets

This allows you to discover how the capital became a cosmopolitan city, in addition to discovering the veiled faces and secret substances of the capital. The first is Borough Market, probably the most sophisticated market in the city, with stalls, fast-food outlets, and restaurants. Then Camden Market, despite a fire in 2017, is a market where you can find everything: clothes, gems, all kinds of gems, and even furniture.

Finally, there is the Spitalfields Market for people who really need a pristine market filled with everything, including dresses, precious stones, and stylish home design. There are also roadside food stalls, fish and chips, etc. Lastly, there is a flea market located at the other end called Brick Lane Market.

4.     Squares and tourist spots

Indeed, we suggest you visit some places in the city for a little walk as well, where you will also see traveling exhibitions. For example, go to Piccadilly Circus or Trafalgar Square, then stroll along Oxford Street. That’s where you will see many original shops or boutiques like Zara, H&M. It is ideal for shopping enthusiasts. Finally, return to Covent Garden, it is a calm, impeccable, and peaceful place to recharge after a long walk.

3.     The banks of the Thames

You will quickly spot Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament on the same side, facing the London Eye. Then discover these sites on both sides of the Thames, one of Europe’s most famous river attractions. So, the best thing to do is to stroll along the river and realize that you are truly at the heart of a postcard destination. Next, you will see the sculptures of Churchill, the red telephone box, Westminster Abbey, and the stunning Houses of Parliament, also known as the Palace of Westminster. You will also see the castle clocks called Big Ben and the London Eye. Head a little further along the Thames and you will find Hungerford Span, Public Theatre, Oxford Tower, and Southbank Square.

2.     The Royal Palace

In London, Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace are two palaces not to be missed! Around the city, you will also find Windsor Castle and Hampton Court Palace.

1.     Westminster Abbey

Entering Westminster Abbey is like traveling back in time and venturing into another world. Behind their Gothic accents lie countless sacred houses and ancestral tombs, as well as the crafts of subtle figures in British history: teachers, monarchs, blue bloods of all kinds, champions, scholars, and intellectuals.

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