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Apartment in London
London is one of the greats. A must-visit tourist destination, the city of red buses cannot be skipped (or visited just once). The red buses, its iconic police officers (and their hats), or the omnipresent London Eye will welcome you. Shopping, music, or football? Whether you stay in West End or near Hyde Park, choosing London is always the right decision. Big Ben, here we go!
"London is a must for every traveller… and visiting just once is never enough!"
While there are plenty of offers for cheap trips to London, when it comes to accommodation, the British capital is an expensive city. It’s true that there are hostels where you can share a room for under £20 a night, but both B&Bs and hotels rarely go below £40. So where can you find affordable accommodation in London? With Apartum. Hundreds of apartments in all areas of the city with full facilities, catering for two, three people, or larger groups, making it easier to share costs and save money.
It’s worth remembering that the apartments in London available through Apartum allow you to enjoy any part of the city. And some of the most visited areas are its parks. There are dozens, but we have to highlight four: Regent’s Park, the northernmost of the four, home to the city zoo, with Camden Town to the northwest and the Sherlock Holmes Museum to the southwest; Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens, further south, featuring the famous Serpentine lake, Kensington Palace, and the Diana Memorial Fountain; Green Park and Buckingham Palace Gardens surrounding the palace; and St. James’s Park, with its own lake and a rich collection of flora and fauna.
London is also famous for the River Thames, and the variety of apartments for rent in London through Apartum allows you to stay near iconic spots such as the Palace and Abbey of Westminster, the Soho district to the north, or the Trafalgar Square and Charing Cross area, perfect for enjoying theatre. On the north bank of the river, you’ll also find St. Paul’s Cathedral and the Tower of London, guarded by the iconic Beefeaters. Right opposite the castle, you can cross to the south bank via Tower Bridge, a frequent star in photos, which leads to other attractions like City Hall, the London Bridge Experience, Southwark Cathedral, the famous Shakespeare’s Globe, and, of course, the massive London Eye, almost opposite Parliament.
London is a morning spent shopping in Camden Town. London is pints in a pub and food that laughs in the face of cholesterol. London is districts that feel like entirely different cities, home to gentlemen, queens, and fish-and-chips enthusiasts alike.
What can’t you miss on your visit? A proper English breakfast (you can diet later), a photo at Piccadilly Circus, and stepping into at least one of London’s spectacular museums or galleries. And don’t forget: always look right when crossing the road!
London museums: classic or modern, the British Museum or the Tate. Or the National Gallery… you’re spoilt for choice!
A pint in a pub: or two, or three...
Shopping in Camden: from vinyl records to clothes and all things alternative.
By tube, bus, or cab: London’s transport system is an attraction in itself.
Selfie time! Snap a photo in front of Big Ben and the Tower of London. Don’t forget it!
What’s on tonight? A film, club, concert, or theatre… there’s always something on.
Eat! Eating is essential… and a pleasure: from Borough Market to a takeaway or the iconic fish and chips.
London doesn’t stop, not even at tea time. And there’s a London for everyone. Family trips, business, art, concerts, shopping… the list is as long as the British Museum catalogue.
Bad news for aspiring princesses: Buckingham Palace is already occupied… but you can still stroll or jog (if that’s more your style) around Green Park or St. James’s Park, which are right next door.
The West End, Paddington, Kensington, or King’s Cross are some of the city’s best-located areas if you want to stay central. Either way, remember that London boasts excellent public transport if you want to expand your options when choosing where to stay.
The National Gallery, Piccadilly, Tower Bridge… staying in central London will allow you to walk among the landmarks we’ve all seen countless times before even setting foot in the city. But photos are just photos, and London’s fog is something you need to feel in person.
They say London is the city that never stops. You’d better fuel up with a traditional English breakfast and get moving too. Because London isn’t just about a stroll through Hyde Park or an afternoon at the museums. There’s so much more to it.
But there’s also life beyond its sprawling metropolitan zones. If you’re up for some excursions and have the time, here are 5 options for a day trip from London.
Stonehenge: mysteries of rocks, circles, and humanity’s past.
Windsor: welcome to the royal castle.
Oxford: a place famed for its knowledge.
Canterbury: discover the cathedral in this Kent city.
Warwick Castle: a magnificent castle in a historic town.
There’s a time for tradition and a time for spontaneity. London lives every hour of the day, and there’s no need to pause at 5 p.m. A fusion of styles, people from all over the world, ties, shorts, hipsters, and Chinese restaurants. Fancy some tea?
London is a blend of styles, people from everywhere, ties, hipsters, and Chinese restaurants. There’s something for everyone, many cities in one. Forget about grannies sipping tea at 5 p.m.… or don’t! What’s open to everyone in London, no matter where you stay, are its famous markets (perfect for affordable gifts), like Camden Town or Portobello. Don’t skip Oxford Street, Soho, or Covent Garden either.
In London, something is always happening. And in central London, even more so. The West End is the place to stay if you want to wake up surrounded by action. But either way, the tube or double-decker buses will get you almost anywhere. Keep that in mind when choosing your home base.
A play, a concert, a stroll down Oxford Street… London starts in its centre and ends in every one of its districts. Mind the gap!