GET READY FOR LONDON

1. Locate our hostel  "Safestay Holland Park" in google.

Check out the facilities and regulations of the hotel. What you can do and what you mustn't do.

-Here is our hotel Sfestay Holland Park! newly renovated! There's a lounge room opened 24h, free wifi, a private big and precious garden, a computer room, etc. There are many things we can not do like smoke or drink alcohol drinkings, make noise after 23:00h.

In google maps:

It is near The British museum, the London eye, the Madame Tussauds and The Big Ben. If you want to go to Picadilly Circus, a big square of London in foot is around 1 hour and 4 minutes.

2. Look for 3 must-see landmarks in London you definitely would like to visit.

The Big Ben: How to go there: I'll walk to the High Street Kensington Station during 13 minutes and then I'll take the tube to the Westminister Station (this will be like 12 minutes). Later, in 2 minutes walking I'll arrive to the Big Ben. The Big Ben, officially named Elizabeth Tower, was completely built in 1858 by the architect Augustus Pugin. Big Ben is the nickname of the Great Bell of the clock, located in the Palace of Westminister.

The Piccadilly Circus: How to go there: Bus 94 from the Holland park (Stop HL) to the Piccadilly circus (Stop HL) in 28 minutes. Piccadilly Circus is a famous place and street intersection located in the West End of London, in the district of City of Westminster. Was built 1819 to connect Regent Street with the shop street.

The London Eye:I'll walk to the High Street Kensington Station during 13 minutes and then I'll take the tube to the Westminister Station (this will be like 12 minutes). Later, in 8 minutes walking I'll arrive to the Big Ben. The London Eye is a giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames in London. Is the Europe's tallest wheel. You can observe the whole city in a booth. I'm not coming back without going there!

3. The musical. Browse the theatre plays available in London at the time of our visit. Choose two shows you would like to see, state why and their cheapest ticket prices on Saturday night.

Billy Elliot: Session at 7:30 pm at the Victoria Palace Theatre £51.00. After seeing the movie (more than three times...) it would be nice to watch the musical.

The Lion King: The cheapest ticket is £90.00. It's such a pitty for the cost but it would have been really extraordinary to see it! It doesn't matter hwo old are you, The Lion King is a classic that no one can say no to it!