With well known galleries, surprising nightlife and best sights, London is one of the most accepted tourist destinations in the world.London has a genuinely diverse population and over 300 languages are spoken within the city. According to 2006 statistics, it has a population of 7512400, which makes it the largest populous municipality in the European Union and the second greater populous in Europe.London has been chosen as the host of the 2012 Summer Olympics.



London has a rich experiences that spans over 2000 years, so it might be impossible to talk about it all. Nonetheless, the city was particularly badly affected while world war 2.Throughout World War II, London was heavily bombed. Children were evacuated to the countryside to escape the bombing. Those who remained sheltered from bombs in the London Underground. Despite, nearly 35 000 Londoners were killed, and around 50 000 were seriously injured.

London is a distinguished reservation for voyagers, particularly because it has got so multitudinous museums and galleries. These include the Natural history Museum, which was established in 1881. This widely known museum has some superb exhibits, including the brilliant replica diplodocus skeleton, known as dippy, which stands in the museum's central hall. Another fantastical exhibit is the skeleton of a blue whale, which weighs a massive 10 tons and is on display in the jumbo mammals hall.

From kooky markets to designer stores, London has some peachy shopping opportunities.Oxford street is widely regarded as the finest street for shopping in britain. The street vaunts topshop's reputable flagship store, as well as an extremely large Selfridges, which has been there since 1909. More recently, a mighty Primark store opened on the street and it has proved very favourite with shoppers.

London has a wide range of things to do at night, including exclusive bars, clubs and restaurants.London's restaurants cater to every budget and taste. From cheap eats like Pizza Express, Pizza Hut and Bella Italia, to high end restaurants, you will be spoiled for choice. The metropolis also brags a wide range of Michelin starred restaurants, which include Tom Aikens, Umu and Gordon Ramsay at Claridges, although you will present to book far in advance for a table at one of these locales.

There are thousands of hotels, guesthouses and B and Bs in London, so there is accommodation to suit any budget. From notorius names these as the Hilton, the Dorchester and the Marriot, to cheap hostels, there genuinely is something for everyone.