The best places to visit

London is one of the most expensive cities in the world, there’s no question about that. You won’t be finding a cocktail here under the price of about 8 pounds, you’ll be paying double the standard rate for a cab and hotel prices probably aren’t worth mentioning. However, fear not, it is possible to experience London on a budget. There are so many wonderful art galleries, neighbourhoods to explore and sights to see that cost very little or nothing at all. To help you on your way here’s our selection of the best and cheapest ways to explore and experience London whilst sticking to your budget. V&A Museum The Victoria and Albert Museum neighbours the Natural History Museum and holds many exhibits from Greek statues through to Alexander McQueen. Whilst their special exhibitions usually do cost and need to be booked, you can easily walk in and have a wander around everywhere else. There’s a huge amount to see and a beautiful courtyard to relax and read a...

Interested? PIN NOW, read later! London is a global centre of culture, music, fashion, education, and trade, and if there was a capital of the world, you could make a strong case for why it should be London. This sprawling metropolis is truly a multicultural city. Located along the banks of the River Thames, London is the capital and the largest city in the United Kingdom. The city continues to grow, and the greater metropolitan area is now home to over 14 million people. (Even with this massive growth, there are plenty of green, open spaces in London.)   London is one of the most popular cities to visit on the planet. Each year the city sees record numbers in terms of international visitors, with over 30 million last year just between January and September. It’s hard to argue why London is a gold mine of experiences for travelers. The city is home to countless historical sights, museums, parks, markets, world-class cuisine, art, music, nightlife, and sport’s team...