Flights to London

Chinatown: Chinatown is an ethnic enclave where mostly Hong Kong immigrants live. Chinatown's authentic restaurants are the right place to follow Asian flavors. Although Chinatown does not offer the flavors of British culture, it has gained a reputation all over the world with its restaurants and authentic activities. Also, if your trip coincides with Chinese New Year, a great experience awaits you in Chinatown.

Fish and Chips: For any international visitor, fish & chips is a must-try London street food. This dish is known as one of the bests of British cuisine and beloved by almost everyone. Food is a candidate to surprise people not only with its taste but also with its history; because it has been a traditional British food for about 150 years. Today, you can find fish and chips in every corner of London.

Sunday Roast with Yorkshire Pudding: Sunday roast is a well-known British classic and traditionally eaten any time from noon to evening on Sundays. Originally, the components are roast meat, roast vegetables, roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings and gravy. Also, you can get Sunday roast with pork, chicken, turkey or any other meat and veggie options. Whatever your choice is, you should try this unique flavor. If you like London cuisine, we recommend you join London food tours.

Big Ben: While visiting Westminster Palace, you should definitely visit Big Ben, also known as Elizabeth Tower, which is located on the north façade of the palace. This piece, which was added during the restoration after the palace burned down in the 19th century, has already become one of London's landmarks.

Buckingham Palace: We highly recommend you visit Buckingham Palace, the Queen's home in London. While we cannot promise you can drink tea with the Queen, we can guarantee that the splendor of the palace and the Changing of the Guard ceremony will captivate you. If you want to watch the ceremony, you can arrange your visit any day at 11:30 a.m. Also, from late July to September, you can wander in interior State Rooms.

Palace of Westminster: Westminster Palace, also known as the Houses of Parliament, is one of the recognized Gothic style buildings in Europe. Today, the palace serves as the meeting place of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. You can visit the Palace of Westminster on Saturdays or during July and August. Don't forget to look at the north side during your visit because the well-known Big Ben tower will be right in front of you.

Epping Forest: Epping Forest is an ancient forest area known as the biggest public open space in London. In this area, which is ready to embrace you with its natural beauty, you can also ride a bike, use a canoe or even swim. It is a unique place to get out of London's dynamism and spend a day in nature.

Green Park: Green Park, one of London's 8 Royal Parks, is a frequent destination for those who want to experience London's history as well as those who want to sunbathe or have a picnic. If you are wondering why you have trouble seeing flowers other than daffodil bulbs in such a large park, we strongly recommend that you research the history of Green Park.

London Wetland Center: A wetland reserve ready to enchant every visitor with its calmness and natural life. You will be surprised by the simplicity and richness of its nature. This reserve is also a living space with missions such as protecting nature and wildlife. Although we think that you should visit the center, let us remind you that you have to make an online reservation.