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It would be boring to read in a web page, which is intended to be summarized, the history, culture, traditions, entertainment, heritage and many more reasons to visit a city like London.
I went there several times for business, but always got time to try to absorb the different environments and understand the culture of London.
The least we can recommend to anyone visiting London is to make a long visit to the West End, with a very unique and diverse environment.
The exclusive boutiques of Bond Street, South Molton Street, Oxford Street, the most common stores of Carnaby Street and adjacent streets and permanent life at Trafalgar Square attract people from all ages, tastes and preferences, all with a common purpose: to absorb that culture and diversified ways of living.
The colorful market of flowers, vegetables and fruits or Royal Opera House in Covent Garden; regions bordering Soho, St James's, Bloomsbury and Holborn, Westminster and its history; musicals at the Royal Albert Hall and in 39 other theaters that exist in London are interactive experiences that captivate and create a passion in the visitors.
In the restaurants area of West End , one can experience a light meal or snack or enjoy uknown culinary experiences.
An inteligent pass "Oyster Card" from 1 day to 1 week or 1 month, which allows unlimited travel on the Metro (Subway) and bus is the best way to discover all the versatility of the history of London, not only by it's own architecture, but also in the various museums like the British Museum, Madame Tussauds and about twenty more. Curiosity
In England it is considered impolite to speak with full mouth. Although considered in several countries, the British take this very seriously.
Over the last 50 years, the hotel has established itself as a leader in the conference and meetings sector and is renowned for its impressive 4th floor meeting room space, prestigious Mayfair location and excellence in the delivery of successful events.
For corporate visitors there is a 24 hour business centre, with a dedicated meetings coordinator on hand to personally assist guests from 7am - 7pm, a banqueting team with over 30 years' experience, and a range of flexible event spaces, including the Grand Ballroom, one of the largest in London, which accommodates up to 1,250 guests.
London Hilton on Park Lane also boasts a variety of famous London food and beverage outlets, including the Michelin-starred Galvin at Windows, Polynesian-inspired Trader Vic's and a renowned afternoon tea service at Podium Restaurant and Bar. The hotel also caters for global travellers and is proud to be Hilton Huanying certified, meeting the increasing demand of Chinese travellers to the UK.
London accomodates some of the best museums of the world. This autumn Design museum will reopen after being remodelated, in the Kensington Hight Street."