Your Ultimate London Bucket List
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Your Ultimate London Bucket List
Solo Female Travel Guide
I’m sure you’ve already heard of London as it’s the capital of England and the United Kingdom and absolutely bustling with excitement….but, what do you do once you get there? I’ve put together this list of 55 things to do in London from towers & monuments to neighborhoods you should visit to places for entertainment & of course, their endless supply of museums loaded with history. So, without further ado, I present to you: The best things to do in London.
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Big Ben
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Big Ben is what the Great Bell by the Palace of Westminster has been nicknamed. Who needs an expensive watch when you can see the clock from every street?
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Cutty Sark
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Cutty Sark is the name of a British clipper ship that was built on the River Clyde in Scotland. It’s a historic sailing ship and was one of the fastest of its time, but it now more known as one of the award-winning visitor attractions in Greenwich, London.
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Monument to the Great Fire of London
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More commonly known as the Monument, this Doric column commemorates the Great Fire of London that occurred in September of 1666. You can climb 311 steps to reach the viewing platform near the top of the Monument.
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The Shard
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This is technically exactly what it sounds like…a giant shard of glass. This 95 story skyscraper will undoubtedly give you an incredible view of London.
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The Harry Potter Shop at Platform 9 3/4
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Okay, even if you’re not a Harry Potter fan, you know what Platform 9 3/4 is. Located in King’s Cross Station, this might just be the most famous railway platform in the world.
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Portobello Road
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Portobello Road is home to the world’s largest antique market and has over 1,000 market stand adorning the streets. This market is open from 8:00AM to 6:30PM Monday through Saturday, so get your vintage on!
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Piccadilly Circus
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Piccadilly Circus was originally built back in 1819 to connect Regent Street with Piccadilly. It’s now called Piccadilly Circus because circus comes from the latin word circle, referring to the round, open space at a street junction. This busy square is right in the heart of London.
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Leicester Square
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Pronounced “Lester Square”, Leicester Square is a pedestrianized square located in the West End of London since 1670. Leicester Square is London’s centre for cinema and celebrates a lot of big events, like the Chinese New Year. The World’s Largest Lego Store is also near by, where you can find a 20-foot-high model of the Big Ben made from 200,000 Lego bricks.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Solo Female Travel Guide
I’m an absolute adventure-lover who grew up in Wisconsin and lived abroad in Australia for a minute. I am now based in Los Angeles (ever since my solo road trip across the USA in 2020). My favorite things are finding unique stays, trying out the local restaurants & deep diving into the culture wherever I go.
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