Here You Walk with Kings and QueensThe secret of discovering the heart of a country is seeing places where people and history have left their mark upon. Some places are beautiful, others quirky, some dark, others off the beaten track. That’s what you must see when you visit London England.You can sip a traditional English Afternoon Tea at the Ritz and feel like royalty or visit Greenwich’s Royal Observatory. You can visit Oxford or go to Westminster Abbey, the place of the coronation of 22 Kings and Queens. Stand still, close your eyes and smell the air, it’s the smell of two thousand years of history; you are now part of it.Even if you visit London for a couple of days it'll wow you. Look into this book and then go out and find the real London and England. It won’t cost you a fortune; instead, you and your family will belong to the history of this sometimes grey yet amazing land.Many a United Kingdom travel guide give long lists of attractions and trivial facts hard to digest. Anyone can find these online in seconds. How long would it take though to find reliable information without having to sift through many pages of fluff? It's neither helpful nor useful.For a truly memorable time, your visit should combineFour Basic Elements, it should:1. Not cost an arm and a leg2. Be fun & enjoyable anytime you visit3. Suit the length of your stay4. Give specific information fastAfter years of living, working and raising a family in London I know that those wishing to travel to London and England need more than cost & time-saving advice.You need the freedom and flexibility to choose the best a place can offer so firstly, you don’t feel overwhelmed in trying to choose what to do when arriving; secondly, you get to know the sites you are visiting before you even leave the airport!These 7 ways “Visit London: More Best Places Around London Every Family Should See”, will help you with:♦ Best Ways of Family Travel from travel coaches to River Thames Cruises♦ 8 Unmissable Places you can see♦ 11 Top Day English Countryside Destinations from Legoland to Stonehenge ♦ 13 Reliable & Friendly places to eat out♦ 7 of the Oldest & Funkiest London markets♦ 3 Must See Performing Arts spots such as the famous West End theatres ♦ 105 Useful Links to access from your mobile I have boiled all I know about London and England so it also shows:Simple tips to help plan each dayHints on how to avoid crowded placesThe ideal times to visit with childrenHow to combine multiple site visits into one dayIf you love theatre; art; shopping; the countryside; or even antiques you’ll know:Opening times for stores, museums, parks & theatresHow to claim VAT tax on your shoppingWhere to find good bargainsWherever you go, you and your family will have an unforgettable time. But, most importantly, this book will help turn your visit in London and England into a journey that will make grown-ups and children bond together like never before. Isn’t what going on holiday is all about? They say you can have the same experience a thousand times or have a thousand different experiences. You will have a thousand new experiences when you visit London England using ideas from this book.Get this book and start your visit to London and England now! 

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