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Things to do in London
BillieTheBot
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While Im going for the cheapest possible options, expense can be inferred.
Apart from the Imperial War Museam, and the Cabinet War Rooms (which I have allready done a recce on both), what other interesting touristy things could you all thing of to do in London.
Double bonus points if even a slight hint of military history/links.
Cheap is better, though something thats value for money would be good too.
(Dont mention Zoo, thats allready on the cards for another Idea)
We are talking up to about 16 people, possible less maybe around 10, aging from 18 to 26, and a couple of old fogeys (like 40/45)
Apart from the Imperial War Museam, and the Cabinet War Rooms (which I have allready done a recce on both), what other interesting touristy things could you all thing of to do in London.
Double bonus points if even a slight hint of military history/links.
Cheap is better, though something thats value for money would be good too.
(Dont mention Zoo, thats allready on the cards for another Idea)
We are talking up to about 16 people, possible less maybe around 10, aging from 18 to 26, and a couple of old fogeys (like 40/45)
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Tower of London maybe? Although I'm not sure how expensive it is to get into there...there might be deals on lastminute.com or 2for1 deals if you search on google.
I've found this site which might be useful
http://www.planetware.com/tourist-attractions-/london-eng-l-lon.htm
i'll add some more if i can think of any
Another boat museum option is the fire power muesum in Woolwich (all about guns and stuff) but i dont' know if its free and Woolwich isnt' half as nice as greenwich.
Also if you fancy a bit of a walk visit the tomb of the unknown soldier in Westminster Abbey then wander up Whitehall, past the statues (Cambridge, Haig, Slim etc), the MoD, the Cenotaph, Admiralty House (where they laid Nelson's body) and up to the Trafalgar Square - fits with the Cabinet War rooms as well.
Step back over a hundred years in time to relieve the sight, sounds and infections of old time cockney prostitutes. Relive the Hammeresque pea soup fog (now with actual coughing) where you could bump into anyone from Clay Pipe Alice to possible nobility. Gin for tuppence a pint, now with a case of rickets for free, and all the cries of 'Oh My God, it's Jack !!!' you could ever want.
Only £5 per person or free if you hang around late enough.
There's a duck pond. Plenty of public street urinals. The night life is...there. McDonalds and Subway are both within drunken staggering distance of the taxi rank (where you'll frequently get charged up the arse for a long round trip home, incurring expenses for the kebab you've scoffed over the back seat if you're not careful).
You know what they say. Anything above Watford is up norf. That's 'cause when you've spent the night there you've hit rock bottom.
...so why am I heading in to town on Saturday? I don't know.
Unfortunately the only thing draped with military history in Watford is somebody's trashed aunty on a fancy dress hen night.
Enjoy the experience!