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Welcome to Things To Do In London, the one-stop, one-shop visitor's guide to the amazing City of London. Here you will find articles about what to do and where to go that will make your trip to London an unforgettable trip of a lifetime. Full of interesting ideas and destinations from classic tourist haunts to off-beat suggestions for great days out, Things To Do In London gives you local low-down on how to get there and how much it costs.

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So sit back, relax and let your fingers do the walking as you start your journey around one of the greatest cites on earth...... London.

How To Ride The Tube In London

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via Flickr. CC BY 2.0   

The London Underground rattles and rolls its way under and over 249 miles of London, carrying up to 4 million passengers a day to work and play.

This useful guide tells you how to make the most out of the London Tube network, how to survive it and how to even enjoy it...

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A Guide To The London Eye

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You cannot miss the London Eye as it towers above on the South Bank of the River Thames.

There it sits; a giant Ferris wheel ready to take you on a magic carpet ride above the city.

It is the experience that has begun to define London.

It is not to be missed.

It has become the experience of London.

It is truly the All Seeing Eye...

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Tower Bridge

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Tower Bridge is one of the most iconic statements that London has to offer.

The grand suspension bridge stretches over the River Thames at the East End of the city and has come to symbolize the city's culture and history.

The Tower Bridge Exhibition is a treat not to be missed, featuring the old Victorian engine rooms refurbished to their former glory and access to the covered high level walk ways that span the middle of the Thames...

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