The visitors to London are often worried for its expensive nature but there is a wide range of free things to do in London
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For all those who wish to stay right in the heart of the city and that too towards the royal area of the city, the area around Westminster hotels has a lot to offer.
Changing of the Guard
Visit to London is incomplete without the witness of this military tradition. This takes place at 11:30 outside Buckingham Palace opposite Jamess Park throughout the summer months and every other day during the rest of the year. It is delightful to watch the guards as they march up to the High Street entering into the Castle. The ceremony lasts for 45 minutes and the schedule of this prestigious attraction in London is set by British army.
Big Ben and Palace of Westminster
The residence of Kings of England during 11th to 16th century, the Palace of Westminster was destroyed by fire in 1834. Westminster Hall and St. Stephens which were incorporated into the new Houses of Parliament. The Clock Tower has a famous bell called Big Ben and is famous for the sound of its chimes.
Trafalgar Square
One of the greatest and most famous visitor attractions in Britain, Trafalgar Square was designed by John Nash in 1820s. This is a public place right in the heart of the city and is often frequented by every visitor. The square has large central area with roads on three sides and a terrace to the north right in front of famous National Gallery. All those travellers with family often have great fun at this full of life destination in London.
Street Performers
Street Performers in London allure a number of travellers visiting the city. The West Piazza is a great sight with a number of talented performers which entertain the visitors in the afternoon. Amazing acts often draws hordes of people. All the performers are licensed and have gone through an audition before performing here and this is why their acts are suitable for families with kids to watch too.
Westminster Abbey
The visit inside this world famous attraction is absolutely free. It does not charge people to worship. It is a must visit attraction in your itinerary and is a living pageant of British history. This is a 700 hundred years old building which is visited by millions of visitors each year.
So, add more to your Westminster travel this time and that too free of cost.