THIRD DAY
We got up in the morning, and our bus took us directly to the Museum of Natural History in South Kensington, where we spent most of our morning. Most of us enjoyed the museum a lot, since it's so big and the installations are modern and interactive. It has different areas dedicated to many different natural topics, such as geology, the history of the universe, dinosaurs, aquatic animals, etc. Even if you don't like science, you'll probably have a lot of fun and the museum shops are great.
After that, we took a long walk to Oxford Street: we walked through the richest area of London, Harrods, and Hyde Park. Even though the walk was beautiful, we were extremely tired from walking so much (keep in mind that you also walk a lot inside the museum). If you get tired easily, maybe you should search for a bus that takes you through the area so you can reach the same place and see the sights from the vehicle.
We ate lunch at Oxford Street, even though there weren't much places to eat. It's the best spot the hit the shops, though. Save some money from Camden to spend there!
Then, we walked through Oxford Circus to reach Piccadilly Circus, which is only 5 minutes or so away by foot. Piccadilly Circus is beautiful, but there's not much to see. Take a break there, and disconnect for a while.
Then we walked through Chinatown and the West End(the theatre area). Both are very beautiful and interesting places to see because of how unique they are. Next to Chinatown, there's Covent Garden, which is a market similar to Camden but more fancy. You can take a walk around it and spend some more money there.
We went to Tesco, the English supermarket, to get some food for dinner because we were going to see a musical shortly after. The musical we saw was Mamma Mia! and it was amazing. The actors were really good and the songs made everyone dance on their seats. We highly recommend you see a musical on West End when you go to London.
After the musical we were super tired so we went directly to the hotel to get some sleep.
After that, we took a long walk to Oxford Street: we walked through the richest area of London, Harrods, and Hyde Park. Even though the walk was beautiful, we were extremely tired from walking so much (keep in mind that you also walk a lot inside the museum). If you get tired easily, maybe you should search for a bus that takes you through the area so you can reach the same place and see the sights from the vehicle.
We ate lunch at Oxford Street, even though there weren't much places to eat. It's the best spot the hit the shops, though. Save some money from Camden to spend there!
Then, we walked through Oxford Circus to reach Piccadilly Circus, which is only 5 minutes or so away by foot. Piccadilly Circus is beautiful, but there's not much to see. Take a break there, and disconnect for a while.
Then we walked through Chinatown and the West End(the theatre area). Both are very beautiful and interesting places to see because of how unique they are. Next to Chinatown, there's Covent Garden, which is a market similar to Camden but more fancy. You can take a walk around it and spend some more money there.
We went to Tesco, the English supermarket, to get some food for dinner because we were going to see a musical shortly after. The musical we saw was Mamma Mia! and it was amazing. The actors were really good and the songs made everyone dance on their seats. We highly recommend you see a musical on West End when you go to London.
After the musical we were super tired so we went directly to the hotel to get some sleep.
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