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What is the best time to visit London?
The best time to visit London are the months from March to August as the temperature remains pleasant and gives way to fresh blooms, sunshine and mild rains. The months from March to May mark the onset of the Spring season and the city blossoms up with colors followed by the months of June to August with sunshine, rains and rainbows hovering over the city.
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What is so special about Buckingham Palace ?
Their specialty is that every summer, the Palace is opened up for visitors to view the majestic halls where shootings and parties take place. Furthermore, it has also served as the official residence of the UK’s sovereigns for about 400 years now and the administrative headquarters of the Monarch.
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Do we need to book in advance for Hampton Court palace tickets?
No, it's not necessary to book the tickets in advance but we’d definitely suggest you reserve your seats as soon as possible. This would not only save you time and energy from standing in the queues but would also lead you to avail some amazing discounts.
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What are the top attractions to spot while on the London Eye Ride?
One gets to view an umpteen number of places while on the ride; Westminster Abbey - an old Anglical Church, House of Parliament - also known as the Palace of Westminster, Buckingham Palace - The Royal’s residence and the administrative headquarters of the Monarch, Big Ben - the clock at one end of the Westminster Palace,Tower Bridge, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Tate Museum and the majestic Thames river.
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How old is the Tower Of London?
The Tower of London is 925 years old and was built by William-the Conqueror as a strategic military point to provide accomodation to soldiers and king’s representatives.
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