Cheap Places To Stay In London

London is a wonderful city to visit and it should not be expensive if you do not want it to be. I found that it is actually possible to visit London on a budget! There are many museums in London are free (except for some temporary exhibitions).

Two of the best are The Museum of Natural History and Science Museum, two museums are located in South Kensington and is open seven days a week. The Museum of Natural History is great for all those interested in nature. September will be the best time to visit, like a new building called the center of Darwin is open, giving the public a chance to see real scientists at work. If that does not use and want to have more practical experience and the Science Museum is for you! Here you can scream in a giant tube, playing drums with huge spinning and even turn your face to make you look younger!

The British Museum is located on Great Russell Street and is open seven days a week.

If you are looking to learn about London and learn about its history, the Museum of London located on London Wall, is the place to visit. Admission is free and the museum's permanent galleries include Roman and medieval London.

The National Portrait Gallery on St Martins Square is a fantastic building to visit and the Beatles to Bowie: The exhibition opens 60s exposed in October.

The best way to get to all these museums is in the public transport in London. Oyster card is the best way to travel around London and can be used on buses, tubes and trams. They are pay as you go cards so you can just top up as you need it.

If you want to find cheap places to stay in London , then read a travel guide to London for some recommendations! They could even recommend some restaurants good value for money to eat too!