Followcity breaks near Tower Bridge
lola at the Tower of London
exploring London doesn’t have to mean tirelessly trekking through streets of shops and hitting popular bars and restaurants. the beauty of city breaks is that every traveler can tailor their trip to suit their taste.
cultured souls looking to explore the historic side of the city will find that the Travelodge Tower Bridge hotel is on the doorstep of so many apt attractions. the Tower of London, the London Dungeons and St. Katharine Docks are the perfect trio for a medieval inspired stay in the capital.
the London Dungeons
The London Dungeons offers a comedic look into the gory medieval past of the city. combining live performances, rides and ghastly special effects, the attraction recreates various chilling events in local history.
having developed somewhat since it first opened its doors in the mid-1970’s, the London Dungeons now boasts 14 scenes. these include the Torture Chambers, Sweeny Todd, Labyrinth of Lost Souls, Vengeance 5D Laser Ride and Jack the Ripper.
everything from the macabre ambience of the attraction to the smell throughout the Dungeons, creates a truly convincing, yet comical, experience.
the Tower Bridge
one of London’s most famous landmarks, The Tower of London is just a short stroll from the Travelodge Tower Bridge hotel. much more than a beautiful architectural site, Her Majesty’s Royal Palace and Fortress is still the home of the UK’s Crown Jewels.
the castle has also played a part in many significant events in UK history, which can be rediscovered within the walls of the attraction today. this includes the beheading of Queen Anne Boleyn and the torturing of Guy Fawkes.
St. Katharine Docks is one of the most well-kept secrets of London. fitting with your interest in the medieval period of London, treat yourselves to a fun-filled evening of food, drink and entertainment at the Medieval Banquet.
located just beside the Tower of London, this casual evening affair is perfect for groups who want to embrace the heritage of the city, while having a fabulous night on the tiles.
BIG BEN!
once you have seen the sites at the top of your itinerary, there is a wealth of other enlightening attractions nearby to your hotel.
should you want to steer away from the typical ‘touristy’ areas, avoiding attractions such as The London Eye will ensure you are not caught up in queues and can explore the sites at your own pace.
Westminster Abbey
architecturally, London structures are very impressive. whether or not you have an interest in politics, religion or the monarchy, Westminster Abbey, St. Paul’s Cathedral and Buckingham Palace are three breathtaking buildings worth viewing.
there are also a number of highly acclaimed museums, depending on your area of interest. The Natural History Museum is ideal for those who travelling with younger ones, while The Tate and British History Museum offer a display of exhibitions geared towards an older audience.
take a look online at the Travelodge Tower Bridge hotel, for the best rates on your stay in London. Prices on city centre accommodation can be expensive, so booking in advance is recommended to secure the lowest early bird rates.
do London your way, at the Travelodge Tower Bridge hotel.
