B&B London

Easy to travel through the city

Besides being there for purely practical reasons, the underground of Great Britain's capital is almost seen as a tourist attraction itself. The Tube is the fastest and most convenient form of transportation in London. If you get the Oyster Card, you can easily and comfortably travel between all the different sights and your B&B, which you might choose to book in a cheaper part of the centre.

Amazing overview in The London Eye

Seeing one of Europe's biggest cities from the ground is already impressive, but wait until you see it from the sky. The giant London Eye ferris wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames is one of the city's most famous trademarks and can't be excluded from your trip. If you fall in love with this attraction as much as others have and want to get a first impression from a bird's eye view, you can book a B&B of Bed and Breakfast London close by.

Sights not to be missed

You can find most of Central London's highlights along the Thames. All of them are not far from each other: The London Eye Ferris Wheel, Tate Museum, Westminster Abbey, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square and Tower Bridge. However, every first visit to the capital of England should also include watching the changing of the guards at Buckingham Palace, St. Paul's Cathedral, Big Ben, and the nearby Houses of Parliament.

Museums, history and art

The city centre and surroundings are bursting with museums ranging from art to national history or exhibitions such as Madam Tussauds. So get out of your B&B from Bed and Breakfast London and take the Tube to the Design, Transport, or Science museums to experience the tip of the iceberg of metropolitan London's broad cultural and historical scene. Are you a Harry Potter fan? You can marvel at the real-life film sets and props in the Making of Harry Potter Studio Tour.

Culinary highlights and markets

No trip to London would be complete without a visit to the markets in London. The colourful, bright market stalls are a real highlight, and the smell of freshly baked pastries and various spices creates a vibrant atmosphere. You can find everything here, from food to flowers, fashion, and antiques. Borough Market is one of London's oldest food markets and is considered the number one hangout for hungry gourmets.