The list of things to do in London is so long and so well known that it's difficult not to become overwhelmed. Briefly, you can pattern your activities according to your interests. History buffs can view the Tower, the City, the castles and palaces as well as the architecture of the churches and other structures dating into dim history. Religious monuments including churches and the tombs of various personages are fascinating. Or, if you'd rather enjoy the nightlife in one of the many clubs and bars, you can take your pick from any of the well-known or not so well known entertainment centers.

So you are wondering about London shopping. Is there anything interesting or anything that you might like? Well of course there is, after all it is London--home to some of the greatest works of art. If that isn't your cup of tea then perhaps you would like to go clothes shopping in the city that often leads the fashion industry. How about antiques? They have lots of antique shops, some of them don't consider it an antique unless it is at least 300 years old. Maybe you would prefer souvenirs from one of the most well known cities.

Car parking in central London is often difficult and expensive although parking and driving in the outer parts of the city isn't too bad. There are many parking garages in the city, you will want to look to see if they have been awarded a safer car park status. That means that they have very little trouble in their garage. However there is a tax simply for driving through central London. London does have a very good public transportation system so your best bet may be to use that, at least in central London. You can also choose to do a car hire in London to take you to the attractions in the area.

There is many a London hotel - London restaurant to choose from in The City or outlying area. Many of the hotels are very extravagant or at least seem so. There are many that were built recently but many of them are somewhere between old and ancient, elegant and ornate. One of things to be aware of is that they call a bathroom a water closet and in many places this has a very literal meaning. You will enjoy the chance to partake of a custom that is very English when you go to a restaurant for tea. This can be just a snack, but it can also be a fairly complete choice of cakes and pastries to enjoy.