Things to do in Millennium Bridge

I joined a guided tour of the British Museum today, and it was truly rewarding! I was especially happy that they offered a Cantonese explanation, which felt particularly welcoming. The whole process not only increased my knowledge but was also very interesting. The guide was professional and engaging, taking us from ancient Egypt to Assyrian civilization, then to Greek mythology and Chinese Buddhist statues, explaining the historical stories behind the exhibits as we went. Pieces like the Greek stone lion, the realistic Liao Dynasty Luohan statue, the majestic Assyrian guardian deities, and the spiritually infused Egyptian cat statues, all came to life under the teacher's explanation. History became vivid, no longer just cold relics. I am very satisfied with teacher Agnes and sincerely recommend her! If you come to the British Museum, I highly suggest booking a tour and following teacher Agnes's guidance. It will definitely provide a better experience than wandering around blindly on your own.

Tour Guide: None. Self-guided tour Boat Condition: Excellent Scenery on Board: Excellent Safety: Very Safe and Comprehensive Itinerary Arrangement: Excellent

This small group tour was fantastic. There were four of us, and our guide, Xiaozhang, is a museum studies student at UCL. He was incredibly knowledgeable about the historical artifacts, explaining everything in a professional and insightful manner. We really appreciate his company for those two and a half hours!

This should be a must-see attraction, mainly because you can see a panoramic view of London from above. Be sure to avoid the crowds to get a good view.

A tour of the Tower Bridge in London takes about 1-2 hours to complete. It's worth going up to see. The main draws are the beautiful scenery and the human history.

The Shard in London is worth considering, but shouldn't be your top priority. It's best to visit on a clear day. It's usually not too crowded, making it a relaxing spot with a great panoramic view.

Favorite thing to do in London! So much fun, the staff is super friendly! Great history and story

Bought tickets in advance, so just scanned the code for admission. The Tower of London has the Queen's crown jewels, but no photography is allowed. There are also instruments of torture from that era.