New York has been described as a city that never sleeps, but you can easily apply the nickname to London. Since London was the first city, it is full of life, and everything you might want to do can be done in the city center. Of course, a city rich in traditions, activities and history needs a quick look, but much of what the city has to offer can be experienced in a few days. In fact, the history of London is a good place to start. The history of the city is rooted in everything from the Middle Ages to the jewels of the crown of the monarchy. It doesn't matter if you are a history buff or if you haven't opened a book from school social studies. London's rich, full story necessarily interested everyone. A trip to London is not complete without a trip to Madame Tussaud’s world-famous wax museum to visit the almost indecisively living wax dwellers inside. Also be sure to enter the London Underground to meet the horrible dark side of the city. You will be able to see and learn about that side of London, about which they know a little outside the UK. Inside the Tower of London, you will discover the jewels of the crown and hear stories of prisons specifically designed for the most important prisoners.
The National Portrait Gallery brings history and art along with exhibits of portraits depicting Britain’s most famous historical figures. Many small museums and art galleries can be found in the center of London, which are worth staying at, so be sure to leave time in your schedule to look inside. A trip to Oxford Street is recommended for avid shoppers, and nearby Hyde Park is for those who want to experience the countryside of England, in the middle of a huge metropolis. Nearby is the Portobello market, which is one of the most popular in London street markets. Districts and landmarks scattered around London are strange streets of past times, a walk down that will feel that you have retreated back in time. A bird's-eye vision of all London glory is possible thanks to the London Eye, which is essentially a massive Ferris wheel that allows you to see miles in all directions. As for the evening, you should start the night in one of the London pubs, enjoying the local bees on the tap with a group of friends. As it gets closer to midnight, in fact, are beginning to gather in the countless dance clubs in London. Regardless of your musical preferences, you will not be disappointed, as London provides it all - techno, trance, hip-hop and Latin, to name just a few of them. Of course, if this is a night of football or rugby, you have a great opportunity to watch the game before the start of the festivals, as there are many teams in London.
