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When is the best time to visit London?

With so many things to see and do in England’s capital, the best to visit is from June to August, when the city’s weather is at its finest. With a low of 16°C and a high of 30°C, the temperatures offer more opportunities to explore the city—aside from having a little hang at the beautiful parks such as The Regent’s Park and Hyde Park or perusing its many incredible markets, summer is also the season when the city comes truly alive with its many events and music festivals.

How to get from the airports of London to the city centre?

From London City Airport: Apart from a taxi, you can reach the centre from the London City Airport, which is the closest airport to the city, via the London Underground. From Heathrow Airport: The quickest way to reach London’s centre is via the Heathrow Express, which is a direct 15-minute train ride. For those who have a bit more time on their hands, taking a taxi, a bus, or the London Underground are convenient alternatives, and takes about 30, 50, and 45 minutes respectively.

What to do in London in 3 days?

London offers an assorted mix of activities for any type of traveller, whether it’s culture or shopping or history, Here are some recommendations:

• Get artsy: London is home to the world’s best museums. As the oldest museum to open to the public, The British Museum, is certainly not to be missed. Head to the Natural History Museum for world’s best artefacts, while a trip to Victoria and Albert Museum lets you discover 2.27 million objects from different parts of the world.
• Don’t miss the markets: If you love markets, then you’re travelling to the right place. London’s hippest districts are home to some of the coolest markets—visit Alfie’s for antiques, Borough Market for food, and Portobello Road Market for a bit of both.
• Past and present: Explore England’s contrast through its historic sites such as Houses of Parliament, the Big Ben, and the place where coronations happen, Westminster Abbey, and its modern skyscrapers like The Shard, 30 St Mary Axe, and The Leadenhall Building to name a few.
• Get into the groove: Lovers of music will fit right in London. The city is not only the birthplace of many music legends such as The Rolling Stones, Queen, Coldplay, and Adele (and that’s just scratching the surface), but is also home to numerous spots for live music and record shopping.