London The lost City

#londontrip #summerdestinations "I spent 10 unforgettable days in London, and it was a dream come true! From the moment I arrived, I knew I was in for an adventure. The city's vibrant energy, stunning architecture, and world-class attractions made me feel like a kid in a candy store. I stayed in a cozy Airbnb in Notting Hill, which cost around $800 for the entire stay. From there, I explored the city using the convenient Tube system, which cost around $3 per ride. Here are some of the top places I visited: - The London Eye: $30 entrance fee (I saw breathtaking views of the city) - The National History Museum: free entrance (I saw dinosaur fossils and a giant squid) - Tate Modern: free entrance (I saw contemporary art and stunning views of the Thames) - Shakespeare's Globe: $20 entrance fee (I watched a performance of Romeo and Juliet) - Camden Market: free entrance (I explored the street food, vintage shops, and live music) I also took a day trip to Oxford, which cost around $50 for a return train ticket. I saw the famous university and quaint town. The food in London was amazing, and I tried everything from traditional pub grub to high-end restaurants. A classic English breakfast cost around $10, while a fancy dinner cost around $100. Here's a breakdown of my expenses: - Flights: $900 - Accommodation (10 nights): $800 - Food and drink: $500 - Transportation (Tube, buses, etc.): $150 - Activities and entrance fees: $250 - Total: $2,600 London, you have my heart! I can't wait to come back and explore more of what this incredible city has to offer." #london