London is filled with stunning architecture, and a visit here is a great opportunity to look up from street level and take it all in.

Taking the bus to France from London works out much cheaper than flying or Eurostar. Use the money saved for more fun!

A riot of color and people, the Sunday flower market on Columbia Road is a treat for visitors and locals alike.

A classical example of 18th century luxury and an English Heritage property, this stately home is a pearl in Bexleyheath.

A great value choice in Southeast London, the Holiday Inn Bexley offers a relaxing stay for visiting the Big Smoke

London restaurants can be very expensive, but armed with this list of cheap options, you'll eat well while visiting.

Britain is absolutely full of great family-friendly attraction. Here are 7 of the absolutely best.

The Geffrye Museum documents the progression of homelife in London from the 17th century to the 20th.

The fantastic, and free, Natural History Museum in London will keep you busy for a day or two while in London

A beautiful tranquil Japanese garden in this west central London park.

Offering luxury shopping since 1875, Liberty is a London landmark just off Regent Street.

If you are fortunate enough to travel for leisure with a modest to large budget, then you probably already fit into the 'flashpacking' category.

This long and winding fountain in Hyde Park celebrates Diana's life.

With the London Olympics well underway, there's never been a better time to book your trip and get down to currently the most active and exciting city in the world.

Kenwood House is a wonderful historic 18th century home, once owned by the beer mangnate Edward Guiness.

The Diamond Jubilee will be a once in a life time celebration of the British Royal Family and Queen Elizabeth's 60 years on the throne.

Want a great way to experience London, whether you're a first-visit tourist or a veteran? Check out Sandeman's New London Tours.

London is jam-packed with Easter activities geared toward families. Many of these events are low-cost or even free of charge

Army buffs and those interested in British history should go see the National Army Museum - and bring the kids, as it's a child friendly museum too.

Ghost tours have long been a popular attraction for London tourists. There are quite a range to choose from: Walking or bus ghost tours alike, these creepy, haunted, macabre tours will send a chill down your spine and leave you shaking to your core

Kensington is filled with child-friendly destinations: Museums and parks galore.

The world's largest museum, the British Museum houses over 7 million exhibits.

Tate Liverpool is a modern art gallery with one of the largest collections outside of London.

St. James's Park's beautiful expanse of greenery is a picnicker's delight with its lake and friendly tenants that comprise of ducks, gulls, swans, geese and the occasional pelican.

This museum just outside central London holds over 100 aircraft that has served in the British Airforce.