I stayed in London for about two weeks in September. I was lucky with the weather, I didn't see the famous rains, so I remember the city very sunny. I moved along London on the subway (the most clear metro in the world, in my opinion. It's not possible to get lost or get lost. The metro is divided into several zones, but the main attractions are from the first to the third zone). It is better to immediately buy an Oyster card than to buy tokens or bus tickets. You can write a lot about the sights of the city, really worth seeing Karaul, and Big Ben, Cathedral of St. Paul, Tower, the British Museum, the famous Baker Street - all this causes delight of admiration. And, of course, the Spirit intercepts when you see London almost from a bird's eye view, riding on the famous ferris wheel. You can pamper yourself with unusual gifts for Portobello Road. Here you can cheap purchased antiques, cashmere scarf or gloves, interesting jewelry. After you can walk to a nearby Kensingtonian garden and admire the flowers. Here the Haidn Park, where it is necessary to approach the fountain - the Princess Diana Memorial. I remember the most huge parks in London. In particular, Hampst Hit and its green plains. Londoners in the morning are engaged in the park run, and in the afternoon, picnics are satisfied. Here on the top of the hill offers a beautiful view of the city. And if you go down to the ponds, you will see floating swans. By the way, in the ponds allowed to swim. The atmosphere itself is very peaceful here. After such a holiday, the soul is just worth going to a noisy center. In the evening I liked to wander around the Soho, a raising life, to go to the Chinese quarter (where you can eat cheap and delicious, and most importantly - big portions). London pubs are something unique, each decorated very cozy, with a highlight. Smoking inside is not allowed, so people pour out to the street. Nice theaters are also located in Soho. In general, London is a city in which it is necessary to visit!
