Reliable Coach Travel to London

Aside from sightseeing, there are many things to do in London for free. The city boasts a whopping eight royal parks that are beautiful all year round. On a rainy day, many of London's top museums are entirely free to visit. Little Venice, Brompton Cemetery, and Highgate Wood are some of the best London walks in the summer.

If you have limited time in the city, there are some classic London things you simply cannot miss. A ride on the London Eye offers stunning 360-degree views of the city and all that it has to offer. Seeing the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace is a right of passage for any Londoner (or tourist to the city). A visit to (or a photo of) Big Ben is also a must-do, as is a West End show or a trip to Trafalgar Square.

London is a great city for quirky pop-ups and immersive theatre, as well as festivals and concerts.

Annual events include the Chelsea Flower Show, Wimbledon, and the Notting Hill Carnival. Christmas is a great time to visit the capital for a plethora of Christmas markets, ice-skating rinks, and festive shopping.

Looking ahead to next year, music legends Taylor Swift, Celine Dion, and Barry Manilow will be performing. Visitors can also catch Back to the Future: The Musical, The Lion King, and Guys & Dolls on the West End.

London is home to plenty of top tourist attractions. Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and Westminster Abbey are just some of the top sites in London.

History buffs can visit the Churchill War Rooms, Tower Bridge, and the Roman Mithraeum. Elsewhere, culture vultures can explore Shakespeare's Globe, the British Museum, and Tate Britain. London is also a great place to shop until you drop, with famous spots like Notting Hill and Oxford Street to choose from.