One of the things we wondered prior to visiting was whether the London Pass was a worthy purchase. Our parents had purchased one on their visit and recommended it to us. The London Pass can be considered a “bulk” purchase of admissions to many of London’s most famous attractions. The Read more
There’s nothing better than notable attractions without a price tag. Unless your pockets are endless, traveling and tourism can put a hole in them. Finding those items on our bucket list that don’t charge is always a good feeling. Several big attractions in London are free to visit. Most are Read more
In addition to many of London’s most famous museums, the areas of greenery known as the Royal Parks are also free to the public. This is a group of 8 parks on lands still technically owned by the royal family but with permission for public usage. We visited two of Read more
As we’ve probably said elsewhere, London is a tourist’s dream, and probably has at least a dozen things that could be on most people’s bucket lists. One such attraction is Abbey Road. A completely regular road for Londoners, but for many tourists a pilgrimage site. We aren’t the biggest Beatles Read more
When we originally decided to visit England, people told us that you can easily spend a week just in London. Although we notoriously try to cram as many places as possible into a short amount of time, we only had 5 days budgeted for England, so we decided to stay Read more