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London Airport Transportation
How to reach the city from Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton, and London City
Airport. The article includes links to London airport and transportation sites.
Tower of London
Britain's 1,000-year-old royal palace, fortress, and prison has something for
everyone, from a torture exhibit to the Crown Jewels. Don't miss a Yeoman
Warder's tour, and write ahead for free tickets to the nightly
Ceremony of the
Keys.
Kensington Palace
William and Mary lived here; so did two Georges, the young Queen Victoria, and
Princess Diana. You can visit its State Apartments, the Royal Ceremonial Dress
Collection, an exhibit of Diana's dresses, and the Orangery
tearoom.
Hampton Court Palace
Ride a commuter train or Thames riverboat to "the greatest palace in
Britain," which lies 12 miles from London amid 60 acres of gardens and 600 acres
of royal parkland. Attractions include tours with costumed guides, the
reconstructed Tudor Kitchens, and Britain's oldest maze.
London
Dormitory Rooms for Tourists
Residence halls at these London universities are low-cost alternatives to hotels
when students are on vacation.
Veeraswamy Restaurant
Britain's oldest Indian restaurant has thrown off its colonial trappings and
been reborn as a stunning modern restaurant with an award-winning menu.
The Gallery Hotel
This boutique hotel in South Kensington is loaded with Victorian antiques and
atmosphere. It's around the corner from the National History Museum and the V&A,
and Harrods is a few blocks away.
Hyatt Regency
London - The Churchill
If you can afford luxury comforts in a prime location, try this five-star hotel
on Portman Square in London's West End.
The
Amateur Historian's Guide to the Heart of England
This
informative, engaging, 410-page paperback describes nearly 200 medieval and
Tudor sites within two hours of London. (From our main
Europe for Visitors section.)
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