Drawdock Road, south east London. It's the Millennium Dome, it won't be hard to find. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Jak-ish
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Drawdock Road, south east London. It's the Millennium Dome, it won't be hard to find. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Jak-ish
You have to do the London Eye, seriously. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Wayne
I went on the London eye, it's great. It looks huge but when you get up there you've no idea how high you are. :P
Buckingham Palace - Been inside aswell :)
Look at a tube map, I think it's the Jubilee line which goes to the end. You really don't want to go by car, it costs £5 per day and thats when it was on special offer. I think it normally costs £15 per day now. Oh and it's easily spottable on google earth :P http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=5...29225&t=h&z=15Quote:
Originally Posted by Jak-ish
Forgot to mention Madame Tussaudes even though i've never been there.
Go up the Natwest tower in canery-warf, there's a restauraut at the top (At least there was when Top Gear did the plane/car race)
Enjoy!
The millenium dome was built with millions/billions of £ and could be a great Profit to the government, instead, they sell it to O2 for cheap and O2 are making fricken loads off it.
how abouts do you get there...?Quote:
Originally Posted by Stutoman
aka Grenwich lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neversoft
You could go to Thorpe Park, trains run from London Waterloo to Staines quite regularly.
Greenwich m8, Greenwich.Quote:
Originally Posted by JackBuddy
Go to Waterloo station via tube (it's very close to london eye) and basically it's a tunnel like underpass.Quote:
Originally Posted by kardiogram
From London eye ticket building take the path on the left (if on riverside) cross the busy road and it's a road under a dirty glass building with a blue metal frame (the old eurostar station). Obvi don't drive there as other end of road is blocked :P
Take a camera, if you don't you'll regret it :P