UK: London

The London experience was amazing.
City break in London is really something I can recommend to everyone. We flew there for 3 whole days. Perfect rest from duties.
Firstly, we decided to make a trip around the city and visit every place on our list. So, we went to the Buckingham Palace. If you have never been there, check when there is a changing of the guard, otherwise it is just a big building outside. Then parks, fountains. In the evening we made a walk across the Tamiza river from Westminster Bridge to the London Brigde, really romanitc walk with perfect views. The next day, charcteristc point – Big Ben, city tour with red bus and at the end – 30min on the London Eye and 4D cinema (it was included in the London Eye ticket). 
The last day we decided to do some shopping. We bought many sweets (especially Harry Potter jelly beans), British beer. We could not go without cloth shops – Primark, Michael Kors, Burberry, Calvin Klein. Big plus that everything is on the one street – Regent St and Primark near – on Oxford St, so you won’t miss time to travel on subway. But minus – there was no discounts when I came there. Worth  visiting is also a Carnaby St – I found myslef there by a mistake, but it is the second great street with shops, some more some less famous and an good food. 

Since I was a child, my dream was to vist Big Ben and see the Tower Bridge. CHECKED!

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