Going to London
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Going to London
Hi,
I'm going to London with a few mates and our hotel is situated in Greenwich. We're staying for a few nights but we need to think of more things to do. We're going just before the Olympics start.
Suggest anything, unusual things too. We're under 18 btw.
Edit: Are there any sports we can play or watch? We'll be there for the few days before the opening ceremony of the olympics.
Edit2: Should I get an Oyster card? We're staying for 3 days and 3 nights.Last edited by Miryo; 22-07-2012 at 20:09. -
Re: Going to LondonIs that the one next to Imperial College?(Original post by RibenaRockstar)
All the museums. The science museum has a really fun interactive bit and it's free!
whats that?(Original post by Azaro)
a tube challenge.
What do we do there? lol(Original post by shmuxel)
Thames Cable car? Hyde Park? -
Re: Going to LondonWhat part of Greenwich?(Original post by Miryo)
I'm going to London with a few mates and our hotel is situated in Greenwich.
Woolwich? Kidbrooke? Thamesmead?...
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Re: Going to LondonYeah. I think there are several around that area.(Original post by Miryo)
Is that the one next to Imperial College? -
Re: Going to LondonThis. There's the Science Museum, Natural History Museum and the V&A Museum all within a 30 second walk of each other. Can be quite fun to bounce from one to another.(Original post by OU Student)
Yeah. I think there are several around that area. -
Re: Going to LondonTheres the serpentine gallery aswell in that area, its about a 10 minute walk(Original post by amison)
This. There's the Science Museum, Natural History Museum and the V&A Museum all within a 30 second walk of each other. Can be quite fun to bounce from one to another. -
Re: Going to LondonThe meridian(Original post by Miryo)
Hi,
I'm going to London with a few mates and our hotel is situated in Greenwich. We're staying for a few nights but we need to think of more things to do. We're going just before the Olympics start.
Suggest anything, unusual things too. We're under 18 btw. -
Re: Going to London
Dude, if you want something awesome to do and free go to the Imperial War Museum.
Don't let the fact it's a museum put you off, it has real tanks, planes, missiles and all sorts of crazy stuff that were actually used in the war and everything and it's literally a place I could spend a few days going round. There's a trench recreation you can walk through and even a Holocaust section which is crazy as everybody is asked to be quiet as they view it and it is really touching.
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Re: Going to London
Places to possibly visit: Camden, Chinatown, Globe theatre, Trafalgar Square (maybe visit the National Gallery while you are there), Hyde Park (picnic or hire a peddle boat in the Serpentine), Oxford Street (if you fancy a spot of shopping), London Dungeon and there are lots of museums around London catering to different interests. There are also the usual spots for sightseeing and tourists.
Last edited by MereBeing; 22-07-2012 at 19:35. -
Re: Going to LondonSports, any sport really but mainly basketball, football and tennis.(Original post by GPH92)
well what interests do you have? what do you like doing? could help with idea suggestions.
Music I suppose, we wouldn't mind going to any shows etc, into any type of music.
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Re: Going to LondonThanks a lot(Original post by MereBeing)
Places to possibly visit: Camden, Chinatown, Globe theatre, Trafalgar Square (maybe visit the National Gallery while you are there), Hyde Park (picnic or hire a peddle boat in the Serpentine), Oxford Street (if you fancy a spot of shopping), London Dungeon and there are lots of museums around London catering to different interests. There are also the usual spots for sightseeing and tourists.
, after you mentioning them, I can't believe I almost forgot about some of these places
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Re: Going to LondonAll lovely places, I would also suggest British Museum and watching a play in Piccadilly.(Original post by MereBeing)
Places to possibly visit: Camden, Chinatown, Globe theatre, Trafalgar Square (maybe visit the National Gallery while you are there), Hyde Park (picnic or hire a peddle boat in the Serpentine), Oxford Street (if you fancy a spot of shopping), London Dungeon and there are lots of museums around London catering to different interests. There are also the usual spots for sightseeing and tourists. -
Re: Going to LondonYou're welcome(Original post by Miryo)
Thanks a lot
, after you mentioning them, I can't believe I almost forgot about some of these places
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Re: Going to LondonVisit none of these places at the weekend... seriously it is a nightmare(Original post by MereBeing)
Places to possibly visit: Camden, Chinatown, Globe theatre, Trafalgar Square (maybe visit the National Gallery while you are there), Hyde Park (picnic or hire a peddle boat in the Serpentine), Oxford Street (if you fancy a spot of shopping), London Dungeon and there are lots of museums around London catering to different interests. There are also the usual spots for sightseeing and tourists.
, after you mentioning them, I can't believe I almost forgot about some of these places