If you are planning to visit London, and are looking to find a babysitter you can trust during your visit, KidSitter is a babysitting service in London that provides trusted babysitters in the London area. They provide experienced and qualified babysitters anytime you need, even if it is last minute. Booking a babysitter is very simple. Just visit their website at http://KidSitter.co.uk, register and book securely online, and they will send you a babysitter for...
The Olympics officially kick off in London today. Hundreds of thousands of visitors have flocked to London to watch the spectacular event, making the already congested and gridlocked system worse, and while the city of London has done plenty to ensure that things go smoothly, Londoners are dreading the added traffic and congestion. If you are a visitor to London for these Olympics, here are some etiquette tips to keep you from getting some...
Click Here for the Best London Hotel Deals! As London gears for the Olympics (visit official London 2012 site here) this summer, visitors coming to London to soak up the atmosphere and the grandeur of the Olympics, will need all the help you can get to navigate the grid that is London. Below, I have outlined options and recommendations for travelling to London, travelling within London and hotel options. Before we get started, you...
The Top Five Film Inspired Tours in London include Sweeney Todd, Sherlock Holmes, James Bond, Harry Potter and Charles Dickens.
Airlines are an unpopular foe of the flying public and are constantly the object of frequent flyer criticism. The list of complaints against airlines often include flight delays, cramped seating and charging the customer for food and now even luggage. But while most of these frustrations apply to domestic travel, international travel is still somewhat better, at least for now. This is where the international airlines, specially those from Europe and Asia pull away...
First-time travelers to Europe might be in for a culture shock. Different languages from one country to another, mode of public transportation and the way of life is much different in Europe than it is in the US even though Europe is, for the most part, far removed from the cliche “Third World” often used to describe poorer economies in Asia, Africa and South America. But despite the cultural and socio-economic differences between the...
One of the easiest and quickest way to travel from London to Paris is via train. You can forego the hassles of airport, checking in, being seated next to a some unruly individual and suffering the haughty attitude of the Air France or BA crew. Instead, you can be seated in roomy seats of your choice, carry as much luggage as you want, stretch your legs during a brief trip to the on-board cafe,...
London is one of the most bustling cities in the world. For those who have had a taste of New York, London is the New York of Europe, except it is a little calmer and truly a world of its own. For those going to London, there are 10 things that you must do while there: Getting Around Paddington Station – the famous Paddington is one of the largest train stations I have ever...
The hop-on hop-off bus tours in London are a good way to get around the city from one attraction to another without paying up for cab fare or walking too much, but before you pay £23 per person, you might want to check on two things: Weather – rainy weather means the seats will be wet, and windows fogged up. It also means you can’t sit on the open roof deck of the double-decker...
London is a beautiful city and the first European city you want to see. With so much to do there, take Madame Tussauds off your list. The wax figures look good but not worth the money you have to cough up and if you’ve seen one wax museum, you’ve seen them all. Make better use of your time by visiting Westminster Abbey, climbing St. Paul’s dome or simply enjoy a pint at a local...
