Im going to the uk for 2 weeks!!! london!! arghh.. where to go?

If you think it's so boring then don't bother coming here. Jeez, talk about publicly attack a city you've never been to! Wouldn't catch me doing that, it's called MANNERS!

Yeah speaking on behalf of London I think we'd rather you stay at home aswell. Just insult my home city you typical arrogant American

Anywhere is boring to a boring person. Don't expect manners from someone who thinks Disney World is the height of experience! Mind block? You said it! In the Uk you are what's called a numbskull. Shouldn't be too hard on the poor lad, he's the Kissimmee version of Harry E's Kevin.

You're right London is boring, you should stay in Kissimee and ride rollercoasters. Good luck

Don't be so narrow-minded. Make up your own mind about a place before you start calling it boring. You may very well enjoy yourself. Looking at google images and listening to forums telling you the weather is dull is no way to judge a place. People who tell you it is boring are most likely people who live there who want a change. Many people say this about where they live. Google search London Tourist Hotspots. There are HEAPS of things to do in London. What are your interests? There are museums, famous landmarks, tours, boat trips, lots of shops, parks, attractions - the list is endless. Yes, the weather is overcast a lot of the time, but that doesn't stop people from enjoying such a destination.

OI UK IS NOT BORING!!! Don't insult my home country until you've seen all the fantastic sights! If you like shopping camden town is amazing for unusual stores and Oxford street has a large range of shops. Check out a West End show cos they're amazing! Maybe take a trip down the Thames or on the London eye (unless you're scared of heights like me). Covent garden is great to see all the street performers. Check out Madame Tussauds as it is very impressive. London dungeons, the Tower of London and Buckingham palace are interesting to look at.

Don't worry , england does have bad weather sometimes but it is not as bad as people make it out to be. I've been to london and it is amazing not dull... Here are some great places to go : Harrods is a massive department store and has absolutely everything there. Celebrities go there for parties and princess dianas memorial is there - if you know who she is :) They have animals there and designer things there and basically everything as i've already said. the only thing is it's a bit expensive because its a famous store. Selfridges is a designer department store with allsorts - like harrods but no animals. London eye is good it takes you up into the sky - not literally though, you can get offers and get it cheaper with other places such as : http://www.londoneye.com/ Madame tussauds - absolutely amazing, pose with celebs and take part in activitys, go in the chamber of horrors and get scared! - best place to go http://www.madametussauds.com/London/ London dungeons - scary,scary,scary - haven't been there http://www.thedungeons.com/ Sea life centre - fish and sharks, tunnels with them and a sharkwalk at the end. - okay natural history museum and science museum sound boring but actually really good http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/ http://www.nhm.ac.uk/ also if you go on the buses/ train/underground get a day pass it's so much cheaper than paying per transport. i think its 2 pounds a child and 5 pounds an adult look for good london shows too! hope this helps

Hi, A bit like New York City, there's something for everyone in London. Yes, the weather ain't as sunny as Florida but there's still plenty to keep you occupied. Like history? There are plenty of museums, monuments and palaces to see - from Egyptian mummies in the British Museum to changing of the guard and Buckingham Palace. More modern thinking? Try the Science Museum, IMAX cinema or Tate Modern (art). Prefer open space? London boasts some of the world's best city spaces. Try a walk along the South Bank, explore Hampstead Heath (a quaint 'village' with park) or Greenwich where you can stand on the meridian line. Need to exercise? How about cycling, riding, rowing a boat or inline skating in Hyde Park. Or, a Jack the Ripper walking tour. Attracted to the bright lights? London's West End boasts many major theater and musical productions - from Abba to Wicked. Shopping spree? Harrods is among the largest department stores in the word (and rivals Macy's in New York). Or perhaps a wander around a market might be more your thing - Covent Garden for its impressive piazza or Camden Lock for its ecclectic styles. Music makes your world? London boasts a world renown music scene. There are venues small to stadium - from classical to death metal, there's plenty going on each night. Whatever you're into, have a look at Time Out guide to London (just Google it). There's online listings for what's happening in London, as well as information about what to see and do as a visitor. Oh, and I forgot to mention, you could always kill a few hours on a tour bus (departing from Trafalgar Square) - it's a quick way to see the major places and to get your bearings. Or for something different, try London Duck Tours, an amphibious tour. Enjoy your vacation!

visit the london eye or the ritz or the o2