What to do in London?

London city

London city, the capital of the United Kingdom and England, is a beautiful city with several magnificent places, restaurants and a terrific nightlife.  The city is home to more than 8 million people, although in the metropolitan area, there are over 14 million people.

This great city is one of the most visited in Europe, for being a leader in Culture, Tourism, Fashion, commerce, politics, education and research.  London is a city where you can find everything, from education to entertainment, every time of the year there is something to do, such as visit some attraction or enjoy a festivity. The London transports will take you comfortably and safely to each destination and you don’t have to worry about banks offices, they are everywhere. 

The most remarkable events in London

During the year, the most remarkable events are:

• January: International Mime Festival, London Art Fair and New Year’s Day Parade.
• February: 6 Nations Rugby at Twickenham, Chinese New Year Celebrations and London Fashion Week.
• March: Affordable Art Fair, St Patrick’s Day Parade and The Boat Race.
• April: Camden Crawl, London Marathon and The London Book Fair.
• May: Chelsea Flower Show and FA Cup Final at Wembley
• June: Camden Green Fair, City of London Festival, London Literature Festival, Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition, Taste of London, The London Festival of Architecture, Trooping the Colour and Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships.
• July: BBC Proms Classical Music Festival, Pride London and Wireless Music Festival.
• August: Carnaval del Pueblo, London Mela, London Triathlon, Notting Hill Carnival and Trafalgar Square Festival. 
• September: Brick Lane Festival, Great River Race, London Design Festival, Open House, Regent Street Festival and Thames Festival.
• October: Bloomsbury Festival, Frieze Art Fair, London Film Festival, and London Games Festival. 
• November: London Jazz Festival, Lord Mayor’s Show and State Opening of Parliament.
• December: Christmas Carols in Trafalgar Square, Hyde Park Winter Wonderland, New Year’s Eve Fireworks and Royal Institution Christmas Lectures.

The most visited touristic places

The most visited touristic places are: the Tower of London, Kew Gardens, St Margaret’s Church, the Palace of Westminster, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, British Museum, Marble Arch, National Gallery, Tate Modern, Piccadilly Circus, St Paul’s Cathedral, Trafalgar Square, Natural History Museum, London Eye, The Shard, 30 St Mary Ax (“The Gherkin”), Science Museum, National Maritime Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum and Madame Tussauds.