London's Most Touristy Area | Central London Travel Guide

We're exploring the most touristy part of London, Central London, in this video.
Millions of tourists visit Central London every year because of its historical and cultural heritage. This magnificent city has a lot to offer. The places I find most interesting and favorite have been prioritized since it's hard to fit them all in one video.
Here are the places I mentioned in the video:
National Gallery is at Trafalgar Square. On the map, this is the center of London. Buying tickets online before coming to this free gallery lets you skip the line: www.nationalga...
Check out Covent Garden Piazza and Apple Market. This area is also home to the Royal Opera House.
There's a lot to see and do in Mayfair, one of the city's most luxurious districts. This area has Bond Street, Burlington Arcade, Royal Arcade, Mercato Mayfair, Bacchaliana.
You can make a reservation at Bacchaliana Mayfair or see the menu at bacchanalia.co...
On Regent's Street, you can see Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Street, and more.
There are lots of cafes and bars in Soho.
Shopping on Carnaby Street is great. Take a stroll down its colorful streets.
You can get West End tickets from Ticket Master if you want to see a musical or theater show. Remember, if you buy your ticket early, you can get good seats at affordable prices. Check out Ticketmaster.co.uk
There's far eastern cuisine available with affordable budgets in Chinatown, even though I don't eat there or drink there.
Tottenham Court Road Underground (Outer London): The Space Between is free right now. Check the show times and the calendar on the website and go.
You can buy your entrance ticket for St Paul's Cathedral in the City of London here: www.stpauls.co... (you can come as many times as you want with the annual option)
With its accessible location, Hyde Park is one of the city's most important royal gardens. While you're there, check out Serpentine Lake and Kensington Palace.
Tickets for the palace can be bought here:www.hrp.org.uk...
The Marylebone area has tourist attractions like Madame Tussauds Wax Museum and Sherlock Holmes Museum. The district has beautiful cafes and reliable streets, so you can walk around and have a good time.
In Westminster, you should see Westminster Abbey, London Eye, Elizabeth Tower (Big Ben), Westminster Bridge, The Palace of Westminster, Parliament Square.
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