London is a metropolis with history, a trendsetter, and home to people of various nationalities. Famous museums like the branches of the Tate Gallery or the British Museum, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, the Tower of London, and Shakespeare’s Globe attract visitors from all over the world. In the East End, you can party the night away in clubs, while in Soho, you can dive into the alternative scene, and around Leicester Square, theaters await with the latest plays and musicals. Shopping enthusiasts can stroll through one of the countless markets or put their credit cards to the test on Oxford Street. A ride on the London Eye offers a stunning view of the London skyline. Excursions to Windsor and Eton, Hampstead Heath, or Kew Gardens round off the city trip. This current city guide is the ideal companion to independently explore all facets of the English capital. The famous sights and museums of the city, as well as lesser-known attractions and neighborhoods, are presented in detail and evaluated.

Fascinating architecture: Tudor mansions, neo-Gothic grandeur, postmodern skyscrapers. Varied city walks through the most interesting neighborhoods, including St. James’s and Mayfair, Soho, the City of London, and along the South Bank. Experience suggestions for a short trip and beyond. Shopping tips from street food and flea markets to trendy vintage shops. The best eateries in the city and all sorts of interesting facts about British cuisine. Scene tips: festivals and events, trendy bars, pubs and clubs, live music, and theater. Excursions to the surrounding area: Hampstead Heath, Kew Gardens, Windsor Castle, Eton. Selected accommodations from budget-friendly to unique. Detailed and reliable travel tips: arrival, prices, city transport, tours, events, emergency assistance. In-depth background articles: history, mentality of the residents, life in the city. A small English language guide with essential phrases.