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If you are interested in History and culture, London is the place for you.  London’s history and culture spans over thousands of years.

London, the capital of England as well as the United Kingdom, is one of Europe's most influential cities. Over a period of time, it has developed into a mecca for tourists with a preference for the arts and history.

With over 150 theatres in London and 300 art galleries, London's cultural scene is truly alive and kicking. You could spend a lifetime exploring history and culture in London.

London's art galleries are among fashion. Kids will love some of the interactive sections in the Science Museum, whilst the

Natural History Museum, with its earthquake simulator, collection of dinosaur bones and interactive displays, is sure to keep you entertained. The Museum of London houses interesting exhibits relating to the social and historical side of London, right from the very first Roman settlers. One can also see the Lord Mayor's ceremonial coach and mock-up the finest in the world. Tate Gallery, famous for its impressionist paintings, is worth a dekko. At the National Portrait Gallery, you get to see the only known portrait of William Shakespeare, while at the Queen's Gallery. You can witness a selection of paintings from the Queen's personal collection.

If it's London museums you want, you will have a hard time deciding where to begin, for they come aplenty here! The most popular museum is arguably the London British Museum, filled with over four million exhibits. The Victoria & Albert museum showcases a large collection of crafts, ceramics, sculptures, textiles and scenes from different periods of history here.

The tradition of London theatre goes back almost 400 years to the globe of Shakespeare. With more than 20 plays opening every week, London is considered the world's theatre capital. The West End, the Old Vic, National Theatre Co and the Royal Shakespeare Co offer drama for the discerning viewer. Whereas if you want to watch experimental and innovative fringe theatre performances, head straight to one of the pubs and clubs dotting the city's landscape. So explore art, culture or history in London with London Hosts accommodation .

So what are you waiting for? Hop aboard and experience this lively city, London for yourself.

Why not come to see what London has to offer.  London has more sightseeing attractions, restaurants, bars, museums, theatres and markets concentrated in a city centre then any other city in the world.

London is a remarkable city with a rich and truly limitless heritage upon which to draw. It is no surprise therefore that London has numerous attractions and famous landmarks, from all eras of its history. No matter where you are located within London, there seems a never ending list of things to do and places to see.

But the sheer size of London can be daunting, even for Londoners. The largest city in Western Europe, finding your way around can be an exhausting nightmare. We advise you to spend some time planning your sightseeing.

Below are listed some of the most illustrious landmarks, and some of the most popular tourist areas to help you plan effectively.

The British Museum

Buckingham Palace

City of London

Covent Garden

Houses of Parliament

The London Dungeon

The London Eye

Madame Tussauds

The Millenium Dome

The Museum of London

The National Gallery

Oxford Street

Piccadilly Circus

Regent Street

Soho

St Pauls Cathedral

Tate Modern

Tower Bridge

The Tower of London

Trafalgar Square

London is world famous for its party vibe and non-stop nightlife. The capital is seething with after-hours drinking and dancing dens of all shapes and sizes. From the pulsating dance floors of major nightclubs to the chilled intimacy of smaller DJ bars, London has something to offer both hardcore party animals and those looking for a quiet drink and conversation.

If you are coming to London to visit the beautiful city or even taking in a sport event, like a premiership football game, a game of tennis at the prestigious Wimbledon or just taking in a show at one of the many Theatres throughout London, we can find you the right accommodation in the right area.

London has many historical buildings, museums having collection on various matters, modern architectural buildings and many well-tailored green parks and gardens. If you have seen them all or do not have much to do in London, you can dirty yourself by playing various games and sports in London. From football to cricket, rugby and tennis, all sorts of sports are played in London. You can check the sport calendar of London and plan tours to some of the remarkable sporting sites like Chelsea Football Club Stadium, World Rugby Museum and Twickenham Stadium, Wimbledon Lawn Tennis, Marylebone Cricket Club, Arsenal Museum and Stadium and Tottenham Hotspur Football Ground which are generally the venue to many important London sports.