Things to do in Piccadilly Circus

it was a great experience. but maybe should go for the later session at 9.30pm for more stunning views. 7.30pm is still very bright in London. but overall ok.

Tour group was responsive and accommodating - has to request to push slot because we were arriving late. Get the live guided tour!

Two hours was a bit rushed for the scope of the itinerary, but it was still very worthwhile to quickly gain a good understanding of the city's past and present. Unfortunately, headphones were not provided as stated in the activity description. Although our group was small, it's not ideal for a group to stop and listen on busy streets, so there were many times when we couldn't hear the explanations.

The absolute best way to see the city highlights.Custom tours to suit what you want to do and see.Absolute must

I felt that Emirates Stadium in London is a must-visit for any soccer fan. The stadium is large and its facilities are very modern, so the seats are comfortable and the view is excellent, making it satisfying to watch a game from anywhere. Even before the match started, the atmosphere built up as fans gathered around, and once inside, the energy of tens of thousands cheering together definitely made the experience feel different. For important matches, the cheers and support were incredibly intense, leading to a highly immersive experience, and the moment a goal was scored, the atmosphere was literally explosive. However, there were times when the mood quieted down depending on the game's progress, and the prices for food and drinks were quite expensive, which was a slight disappointment. Nevertheless, overall, it was a very satisfying stadium in terms of facilities, atmosphere, and viewing convenience.

My visit to the British Museum left a very vivid impression on me. It's one of those places you want to return to again and again. From the very first moments, the sheer scale of the museum is striking—the enormous building with its beautiful inner courtyard and glass roof creates a special atmosphere. The exhibits are so diverse that it's impossible to see everything in a single visit. I particularly remember the ancient Egyptian halls with mummies and the famous Rosetta Stone—it felt as if I had touched real history.