I just found out my husband and I will be traveling to London next year!

Sounds wonderful, congratulations! I know this isn't London, but I always wanted to see the White Cliffs of Dover. I bet you can't wait. Take care

I used to live in London many years ago but it has changed so much since I was there that I wouldn't know where to start! I wish I were fit to travel down there and we could have a mylot party but I couldn't manage that - any plans to come to Scotland too? xxx

London of course has many sights of interest but I hope you are not to busy there to consider taking a trip to some smaller towns and villages. We have a saying here, "You don't enter England till you leave London." English life is rooted in the countryside and small towns and villages not in the cities. all the best urban

If I had the opportunity to visit London, the one site that I would love to see is the memorial to Diana! I'm sure the ambience is much better than how it is portrayed on TV. Lucky you!

I hope someday to go to England too....I love history and so seeing the palace etc. would be so much fun. I can skip the castles though...when I was in the Netherlands I saw too many! LOL...they are all about the same! I do love finding out about different cultures...so hope to go back to Europe sometime in the future!

good day.. congratulations. I also want to go to london sometimes soon and yah I have few friends there and they say that it's a lovely city.

Wow, it must be exciting for you! I have always wanted to go to the UK and France but I never saved enough, hopefully I could fulfill my dream really soon. You still got quite a few months to do research and stuff and then you could enjoy yourself in the fabulous place.

I dont live in London but I've been a few times. If you havent gone to the Tower of London that is a must see. It is really fascinating. I also enjoyed Madame Tussauds and the British museum. Also, another must see is Westminster Abbey. I'm sure British natives can tell you their favorites also.

Oh PearlGrace, How wonderful for you to be visiting the UK, I used to live just outside London before I moved to the West Country. It is full of life and just so much to see. I would take a river cruise along the Thames and then you could see some of the great sights and buildings from there. There is the Tower of London steeped in history, Madame Tussauds and just so many museums to visit too. There are some amazing parks like Hyde Park and London Zoo also. It really all depends on what you like. I am sure you will have an incredible time whatever you choose to do. Ellie :D

How exciting! My mom and I went to England last year and I totally fell in love. I can't wait to visit again. There's so many things that we got to do but then there's still a lot of things that we haven't done! LOL Before we left, we bought the London Pass. It may seem like it's a lot of money but if you look at what it offers, it works out to be a great deal. We went over all the places we wanted to see and what was included in the pass, then compared the lists. Turned out we would be saving money if we got the pass. Plus, we got a transportation card with it as well. We had no problems using either cards. Here's the website if you're interested - www.londonpass.com. I'm going to throw out other places that haven't been mentioned yet. Kennsington Palace was nice, if you haven't been there yet. And I think anyone can do the London Eye. My mom gets sick very easily but if she takes her motion sickness medicine she's okay. She's also afraid of heights. However, she's a trooper and had no problems with it. I'd like to do Madam Tussauds as well. I couldn't get my mom interested and it wasn't until the night before we left London that she suddenly wanted to go. We still didn't make it when we came back before going home. That is definitely on the list for next time!

Hi PearlGrace. It's wonderful news that you will be visiting London next year. I lived in that great city for more than twenty years and now I'm not too far away on the south coast. When you start researching for your trip you can always contact me if you have any questions and I will be happy to try and help. You don't say how long your stay will be. There is so much to do and see in London, you will never have enough time for everything! I think you should visit Shakespeare's Globe on the south bank of the river. Even if you don't see a play there, you can enjoy the exhibition and go inside the playhouse, which is reconstructed exactly as it was 400 years ago.

Congratulations on the trip! My husband and I would love to go over there, but if we ever get to we want to see England, Scotland, and Ireland..lol. I'm sure you'll find lots to take pictures of. I'd have to buy a huge memory card if I went!

Hello PearlGrace, I used to work and live in London but now I live outside of London. London has changed so much, there is a london Eye you can visit and go uo on it and see the view of London and thre is 0c2 dome you can visit and so many more, I hope you will enjoy you stay here in London inMarch, it will be a bit cold. Tamarafireheart.

Hi.. i dont live in london.. but i study in the UK and regularly go to london for the weekend. London is too hectic for me to study at. Dont get me wrong.. I love london.. thats why i go there on weekends to meet friends and go out.. There are different kinds of restaurants.. if you love to eat.. and loads of places to go shopping if you love shopping! (cause i do). As for sightseeing.. to many to mention.. im sure you have found some on your research.. I recommend how about you and your husband go have a romantic candle light dinner underneath the london eye.. it would be like another honeymoon for you both!