I agree with everything Bob says and recommends about London.  That is just
about what we did when we had a week there.  We might even have been
traveling with the be4nefit of his guidance way back then.  <G>

Dan Matyola
http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/danieljmatyola


On Wed, Apr 24, 2019 at 3:33 AM Bob Pdml <pdm...@gmail.com> wrote:

> For a first-time visitor I would recommend all the usual top tourist
> sites, otherwise you may feel you haven't really seen London.
>
> I can strongly recommend the open-top bus tours which, on a nice day, give
> you a very good and enjoyable overview of central London and the main
> sights, and is a nice hop-on/hop-off way to travel between them. There is a
> small cluster of sights which are easy to walk between - Saint Paul's, over
> the Millennium Bridge to Tate Modern and the Globe, then a walk downstream
> to Tower Bridge and the Tower of London.
>
> If you have time take a boat trip on the river in either direction.
> Downstream brings you to Greenwich, which is stunningly beautiful; upstream
> it's a good way to travel between Tate Modern and Tate Britain, and beyond
> that to Kew Gardens and Richmond, which are also superb. You probably won't
> have time to go to Hampton Court Palace, sadly.
>
> The best museums and galleries are generally also the best-known: the
> Tates, National Gallery, National Portrait Gallery, British Museum, Natural
> History Museum. But they are also the busiest.
>
> If you like theatre try and go to the Globe, but get a seat rather than
> stand in the yard, and if you get a seat, take cushions as they are
> authentically hard wooden benches. The restaurant at the Globe is quite
> good, and there are numerous others in the area, mostly mid-range chains.
>
> If you get some free time on the evening of Wednesday 8th let me know and
> we can maybe catch up for a beer. Because of work and previous commitments
> that is the only spare time I have during your trip.
>
> Enjoy your trip!
> Bob
>
>
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