I want to see London and UK in november.Which places should see.I will be ther for 15 days
I want to know what will be good to do in London and in UK in november.I know weahter will be bad but still i would like to see some new places and it should be not expensive.I need some adices such as train or busses to travel to other cities from London.And where are not safe to go.Thanks
Onur
Reply to this I don't know London proper as well as I know the surrounding area, but I know where you can find out the weather and book amazingly low airline tickets. I have gotten some dirt cheap airline tickets through
You can also find the best deals on all inclusive travel packages.
I hope that helps. Reply to this Hi Onur!
Trains in England are very expensive, but you can travel by bus, to go for example to Brighton, Oxford or Cambridge...it will take more than with the train, obviously, but it is much cheaper and buses are comfortable and clean.
Reply to this Try www.nationalexpress.com for cheap buses between most cities in the UK. There are lots of lovely historic cities nearby, or lovely coastline or countryside. It really depends what you like to do.
London is the most expensive city in the country so if you are concerned about money then you are best spending most of your time elsewhere.
Reply to this I just wonder about these cheap flights.Do i have to make a book 2-3 months before the flight or should i wait till the last day so i can buy ticket of cancelled reservation book?how do they sell the tickets as cheap ticktes?
Reply to this You are best booking in advance. The cheapest tickets are sold first, then they get more expensive as the flight sells out. They often have special offers as well if you book early enough.
Try Ryanair, BMI baby, Fly Be and Easyjet.
Reply to this I hear London has a lot of great shows and musicals. Definitely try to check them out. Billy Elliott came out last year and has done so well they are bringing it to Broadway.
Reply to this Hi! You could easily spend 2 weeks in London alone and still have lots of things that you won't have time to see! London is my favorite city in the world! Bath is beautiful and not far away, and Brighton is amazing too! I hope you enjoy your stay!
Reply to this Thanks all for your kind comments.Which airport is the best for London?Heathrow ?Or Lunton?It must be close to city centre and easy to get there.
Reply to this 2 weeks is not enough time to spend there. Why don;t you spend more time there at least 5weeks. Take the most advantage of your airline ticket.
Reply to this Heathrow has easy access you can jump straight on the underground and go anywhere, however depending on what time of the day you arrive. During rush hour (7-9am and 4:30-7pm) you may be better off arriving at Luton and taking the train, it is much more civilized than the tube at rush hour which is somewhat like a battle field from the middle ages... and with a load of luggage it won't be fun... And I agree with Pandaluv... do yourself a huge favor and extend your ticket! London is one of the coolest cities in the world! The music, the people, the art, the vibe... a truly exiting place to be 😊 I'm going back next week and I am really looking forward to it!
Reply to this I wish i could stay longer there.but money is an issue .Also i only have 2 weeks of vacation. 😞
Reply to this That's 2 reasons to make the most of London with the 2 weeks you have 😊
Reply to this I would personally recommend staying outside of london and travelling in daily as it can work out cheaper and trains are regular, also means you dont have to worry about all the traffic and you can explore elsewhere as well.
It means too that you dont have to pay the expense of a London Hotel or have to stay in a hostel or similar in an unknown area
Reply to this Can you advice me some hostels of hotels to stay outside of London?I want to check them out online.
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Staying outside of London is actually a great idea ...check out ...Hotels.UK-Bookings.com , www.laterooms.com...it's a directory of cheap hotels in U.K
Reply to this www.laterooms.com has some high prices .Any good sites to search for hostels around London?Also i do not know any districts of London.So can anyone help me about it?A place not in the centre of London but not so far from it.It is ok to travel center by tube in 15-20 minutes.
Reply to this Hello Nautilis 😊
The following hostel has cheap beds and is central. Or do you not want to be in the center for some reason?
Piccadilly Hotel
Mel
Reply to this You should visit the Imperial War Museum in London. Entry is free and it's very interesting to find out about all the wars the british have fought.
Reply to this And in case anybody hasnt yet mentions it, get a map of central London. You will be able to walk around a lot of it and save on bus and tube fares.
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