Lovelies: Things to do in London

Hey there people! I hope you're having a fabulous weekend. Today I wanted to share with you a guest post from the people at the London Ticket Office. If you're looking for things to do during your stay in London they are the people to go to. Enjoy!

Top 5 Ways To Make Your London Break A Memorable One

Take a double-decker bus tour of the city of London, visit the museums and art galleries on a sunny afternoon, shop at the famous Oxford Street and Harrods in Knightsbridge, go clubbing or catch a live band show at London’s West End at night. Whatever you decide to do while in London, you’ll be spoilt for sure  due to the choices offered in this great city filled with plenty of exciting activities. However, no visit to London will be complete without visiting or experiencing some of the following places:

London Theatres – Catch a live musical show at one of London’s West End theatres. If you’ve never experienced a magical musical show like The Lion King, Mama Mia, Wicked, Les Miserables or Shrek, visit one of the London’s theatres like the Prince Edward theatre, Theatre Royal Drury Lane and the Wyndham theatre for a guaranteed entertainment, and a memorable experience of one of these enchanting musical shows.

Shakespeare’s Globe – Hop on the tube from London Bridge and head over to this Elizabethan theatre located in Southeast London’s Bankside. Those interested in history can go to the reading section, and read materials written by the famous great writer. If culture is an utmost preference, then an exhibition of Shakespeare and the elaborate costumes will definitely etch a memorable picture on the mind. Action lovers can venture to the open-air standing area and witness a live Shakespearean performance. There are other seating areas in the upper parts of the globe but the standing yard puts you right at the heart of the action.

The Rivoli Ballroom – Dance to a live band at this elegant chandelier-lit ballroom on a Saturday night. Here you don’t have to be a professional dancer to move your body, but if you are worried about stepping on toes and bumping into others on the dance, you can brush up in a dance lesson right in the building before the dance party begins.

Buckingham Palace – Home to the British royals, some parts of the palace are open for public viewing for about two months during the summer months. Take a tour of the palace’s nineteen state rooms or stroll around the palace gardens and take in the beautiful sights. At Buckingham Palace, you can also witness the colourful and meticulous changing of the guard ceremony – a really memorable experience for any visitor to London.

Why not give some of these places a try? 

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