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Three Great Ways to See London: Which Will You Choose?

Many travelers are shocked to learn that London is Europe's largest, most multi-cultural, most expensive city. So even though we share a common language (sort of) with the locals, independent sightseeing in London is no lark in the park. Having a great guide, fun travel companions, and a time-tested plan can add a lot of enjoyment to your London experience. That said, which Rick Steves tour dives into London in the way that best fits your travel dreams? For 2007, we've got three great alternatives (in addition to the 2006 week-long London tour). Here's a handy comparison…

Windsor castle

Best of London in 7 Days — Our week-long London getaway gives you the most days in London, the most included sights, and several free afternoons and evenings to make your own discoveries. In this London-lover's dream come true, sights/admissions included are:

  • Thames River cruise to Greenwich
  • Westminster Walking tour
  • Westminster Abbey
  • Cabinet War Rooms and Churchill Museum
  • National Gallery
  • Tower of London
  • St. Paul's Cathedral "City" walking tour
  • Windsor day trip
  • British Museum
  • Windsor Castle
  • British Library

Big Ben

Best of Paris and London in 7 Days — New for 2007, this briskly-paced two-city tour includes three nights in London. Before your group hops aboard the Chunnel train to Paris, you will have enjoyed these included London sights together

  • Westminster Walking tour
  • Westminster Abbey
  • Tower of London
  • British Museum
  • British Library
 

Westminster

Best of Britain in 15 Days — This survey of the best of Britain from Edinburgh to London spends its last two nights in London, with one full day of sightseeing. Many tour members extend their stay an extra day or two to explore more of London on their own. London sights/admissions included are:

  • British Library
  • Westminster Abbey
  • Tower of London