London is the largest city and capital of United Kingdom. Tourists are welcome to visit London.
Places to visit in London as per Darren Huston are :
Tower of London, and tower bridge
One of the magnificent towers of London, this tower is one of the ancient heritage sites. At the same time, tourists come from distant places to see the beauty of the Tower Bridge built on the river Thames. Standing above the bridge, watching the city of London is just another fun.
Cadbury World
If you are fond of chocolate, you should definitely go here. You can also enjoy the ride with chocolate. Chapel statuettes have also been made in this Cadbardi China, which look absolutely real.
Bristol Zoo
In this zoo, you can also enjoy different types of animals and birds with different food fun. This is a perfect place to hang out with the kids.
London Film Museum
The London Film Museum was established in February 2008, which is created by Jonathan Sands. It is also called the Movie of London. Here you will find films, costumes and other things.
Buckingham Palace
If you are going to London, do not forget to see the Royal Buckingham Palace here. Apart from this you can see the Globe Theater and Westminster Abbey and many beautiful places. Here you can enjoy lots of roaming and shopping.
The London Eye
Your trip will be considered incomplete without looking at London's Central of Attraction 'The London Eye' and riding here. So when you visit London, do not forget to visit this place.
Kew Gardens
Although there are many beautiful gardens to roam in London and spend a relaxing time, but this is different from the point of view. During your London tour, you can not go without looking at this garden.
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Places to visit in London as per Darren Huston are :
Tower of London, and tower bridge
One of the magnificent towers of London, this tower is one of the ancient heritage sites. At the same time, tourists come from distant places to see the beauty of the Tower Bridge built on the river Thames. Standing above the bridge, watching the city of London is just another fun.
Cadbury World
If you are fond of chocolate, you should definitely go here. You can also enjoy the ride with chocolate. Chapel statuettes have also been made in this Cadbardi China, which look absolutely real.
Bristol Zoo
In this zoo, you can also enjoy different types of animals and birds with different food fun. This is a perfect place to hang out with the kids.
London Film Museum
The London Film Museum was established in February 2008, which is created by Jonathan Sands. It is also called the Movie of London. Here you will find films, costumes and other things.
Buckingham Palace
If you are going to London, do not forget to see the Royal Buckingham Palace here. Apart from this you can see the Globe Theater and Westminster Abbey and many beautiful places. Here you can enjoy lots of roaming and shopping.
The London Eye
Your trip will be considered incomplete without looking at London's Central of Attraction 'The London Eye' and riding here. So when you visit London, do not forget to visit this place.
Kew Gardens
Although there are many beautiful gardens to roam in London and spend a relaxing time, but this is different from the point of view. During your London tour, you can not go without looking at this garden.
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Priceline CEO Huston Earned $17.9 Million in 2013, a ‘Very Good Year’ for the Company
Can Priceline extend its impressive run?
Priceline's amazing comeback continues
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