Visit London Attractions That Are Close Together

Visit London Attractions That Are Close Together ranks 2nd place in the list of best ways to visit London on a budget. This may seem obvious, but planning your time in London will greatly reduce the stress of your trip. There are numerous things to see and do in this sprawling metropolis, with attractions located throughout. It's all too easy to burn out by trying to see everything in a short amount of time. Plan to visit two or three attractions per day that are close together to reduce travel time.

There's no point in zigzagging across London by public transportation when many attractions are within walking distance of one another. Simply focusing on one area per day will result in a much more relaxed London experience. To make things easier, attractions are usually 'bunched' together into areas.

Here are a few of the main ones:

• Kensington – 3 amazing free museums (Victoria and Albert V&A, Science Museum, and National History Museum – 7 days a week), Royal Albert Hall and Hyde Park.
• Westminster – Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, London Eye and Buckingham Palace. You can take a free tour of the
• Houses of Commons (Gemma actually did work experience, read about it here).
• London Bridge – Tower Bridge, Tower of London and St Paul’s.
• South Bank – Tate Modern, Globe Theatre and Borough Market.