London is a enormous municipality and the capital of England.Although many members of public expect all Londoners to be cheerful cockney characters straight out of Dickens, nothing might be further from the truth. In fact, London is a diverse hamlet that has residents of all religions and nationalities. Because of this, it is estimated that over 300 different languages are spoken in the metropolis.

London has a rich experiences that goes back over 2 000 years. Along this time, the metropolitan area has grown to become one of the financial and civilizing capitals of the world. It has also suffered from the plague, devastating fire, civil war, and terrorist attacks.London suffered particularly midst World War II. It suffered severe damage from bombs meanwhile this time and hundreds of thousands of children in the borough were evacuated out to the countryside to avoid the bombs. The heaviest bombing took hole between 7 September 1940 and 10 may 1941.

London is renowned for its wonderful museums and art galleries. One of the most renowned museums is the Victoria and Albert, which was established in 1852. It is the world's greatest museum of decorative arts and design with a permanent batch of over 4 and a half million objects. These days, the museum covers a massive 12 and a half acres and 145 galleries. It is a major tourist allure and, in 2006, it attracted 2,400,000 guests.

From kooky markets to designer stores, London has some stupendous shopping opportunities.Oxford street is widely regarded as the best street for shopping in britain. The street gasconades topshop's leadng flagship store, as well as a bulky Selfridges, which has been there since 1909. More recently, a giant Primark store opened on the street and it has proved very famed with shoppers.

London has widely known nightlife, which we are confident that everyone will find breathtaking. From fantastical restaurants, to exclusive clubs and bars, there is something for everyone in London.One of the most grand clubs is the Embassy, which is a private members club on bygone Burlington Street. The club is quite expensive, but it is bounteous of celebrities and fabulous for star spotting. As well as this, it serves widely known food by Michelin award winner Garry Hollihead.

As it is such a walloping spot, London is very easy to get to. In fact, it is well connected by rail and braggadocios some vast railway stations, including London Bridge, London Victoria, London Euston and Liverpool Street. As well as this, the borough also has three major airports, Heathrow; Stanstead and Luton.Driving in London can be tricky due to the congestion charge, but the municipality has a fantastic underground and bus network to help folk get around.