If you’re going to be visiting London for the first time, you’d be wise to maximize the use of your time in this amazingly vast, divers and historical metropolis by prioritizing.  Following are five London attractions which should be must-sees on your list of things to do!

Piccadilly Circus

No, we’re not suggesting that you spend some of your precious hours in London under a bigtop.  Piccadilly Circus, at the intersection of five of London’s major thoroughfares, is the British equivalent of New York’s Times Square, with neon-lit glitz to suit.  If you want London nightlife, head for Piccadilly Circus, where your fun will be watched over by the roundabout’s fountain and statue of the archer now called simply “Eros.”

Near the beautiful Thames River lie a variety of furnished apartments that will rent by the day, week, or month. The Romney House offers 1, 2 and 3 luxury bedroom apartments in a distinctly distinguished building within easy walking distance of Victoria station, Westminster Abbey, Houses of Parliament and the Thames River. Looking for something more contemporary in the heart of Victoria? New Palace Place has a selection of new luxury apartments located in Westminster. Here you will find one of London’s greatest landmarks, Big Ben. St. James’ Park underground the shops and amenities of Victoria are within easy walking distance. For those on a budget, Park House provides a selection of refinished one bedroom apartments within walking distance of Hyde Park, Kensington Palace and Knightsbridge. With all the money you will save on lodgings, you can afford to shop at the nearby Harrods and other internationally known shops.

If you are planning a fabulous London holiday, then you are not alone. Every day tourists pour into London to see the fantastic buildings and historic sites also to visit the West End for its amazing shopping fantastic restaurants and great entertainment in drama and musical shows where there are so many you are spoilt for choice.
When planning a London holiday, your first matter at hand will be to set a budget. Hotels are expensive, especially if they are located in the centre of London like Mayfair. But you do not need to stay at the Hilton or the Dorchester unless you are loaded that is! There are so many hotels that are good enough and again too numerous mention.
Once your Hotel has been booked you need to arrange for your airport transfer from the airport into your London hotel. There are different ways of getting to London by train or bus, maybe your flight package includes a shuttle bus service.
There is of course the famous London black taxi and the mini cab service, which you need to pre-book. Or you can travel in style by pre-booking a chauffeur driven limousine the service includes the chauffeur to meet you at the airport arrivals and assist you and your luggage to your waiting car where you will be driven to your destination feeling fully relaxed. The cost of this is not much more than some of the other services mentioned.
London has so much history and great places to see like Buckingham Palace the Tower of London and Houses of Parliament not to mention Madame tussauds the many parks and museums the shopping and dining and theatre experience.
You may want to travel a bit outside of London and visit Windsor Castle or Oxford even Stonehenge what ever your needs there are tailored tours to suit your wishes.
Why not plan a chauffeur driven car to take you on a magical day that you will always remember and cherish and see the wonderful sights you always dreamed of seeing.
There are many companies that can arrange all your airport transfers and tour arrangements.
What ever you do have a great and fabulous time exploring one of the greatest Cities in the world.
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Camden Town is one of the coolest hangouts in London and a must for 1st-time visitors to the city. And over in the centrally placed King’s Cross, you’ll be spoilt for choice for late night shenanigans! Camden is one of the busiest open-air and indoor markets. Visit the market and you will finsd line a street of shops and lot of nice bars and restaurants in Camden Town, North West London.

Tower Bridge was completed in 1894 and is instantly hailed as a London icon and one of the great engineering marvels of its age. The Tower Bridge offer fantastic views of many of London’s most famous sights, including St Paul’s Cathedral, sky-scraping Canary Wharf, maritime Greenwich and The London Eye. Special viewing windows make photography easy.

When it was built, Tower Bridge was the largest and most sophisticated bascule bridge ever built (“bascule” comes from the French for “see-saw”). It was a hydraulically operated bridge, using steam to power the enormous pumping engines. The energy created was then stored in six massive accumulators so that, as soon as power was required to lift the Bridge, it was readily available. The accumulators fed the driving engines, which drove the bascules up and down. Despite the complexity of the system, the bascules only took about a minute to raise to their maximum 86 degrees.

http://www.towerbridge.org.uk/TowerBridge/English/BridgeHistory/