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What are the London attractions, open or closed?

London during good friday and holy saturday?

  • I'm planning to go to london on good friday and holy saturday. Is it a good moment to visit london? My intention is don't find out that some of the main attractions al museums are closed during these holidays. Thanks in advance

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    There is no such thing as holy saturday, at least in England. Saturday of Easter is considered a normal common-a-gardend day. Everything is open/working as normal. Good Friday is a bank holiday in England, so lots of people will be off from work, but most shops, chain ones will be open. Certain privately owned places may be closed though. More restaurants or market places I think. And I think the tube might be on a reduced service. I believe most museums will be open, some on bank holiday hours (and on the British Museum website, it says some rooms may be closed.)

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I agree with Georgia. Some places will have shorter opening hours, but it is unlikely that tourist areas will be closed. There is some helpful information on the Tripadvisor website. Someone has made a list.

blackgrumpycat

Good Friday - virtually everything is open as usual. Public transport runs to a Saturday rather than a weekday timetable Saturday. Everything as normal for a Saturday

David S

normal days for shopping,but Good Friday is part of the Easter Holiday Week End so most places will be busy as no shops are open on Easter Sunday.

robin

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