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Visitors to this area of Greater London share space with approximately 7,600,000 residents.

This destination is, without a doubt, a world-class city. You cannot visit without taking a trip to the Big Ben and Buckingham Palace. Royal Albert Hall and Trafalgar Square are also iconic sights here.

Give the kids a treat and enjoy an afternoon of quality time at the Coca-Cola London Eye and Chessington World of Adventures. The Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum and the Electric Cinema are also worth visiting if you're looking for more family fun.

Grab the kids and get ready for some quality time getting to know the intriguing sea creatures at Sea Life London Aquarium and Horniman Museum Aquarium.

The kids can spend a whole afternoon running around and gawking at the exotic species at the ZSL London Zoo and Brent Lodge Park Animal Centre.

If you enjoy testing out locally produced ales on your travels, head to the Fuller’s Griffin Brewery. Check for guided tours and discover what it is that makes the beer here so delicious, and then taste the finished product.

Appreciate the polished chome of the high-performance vehicles and cheer on the drivers as they flash by at incredible speeds at the Lets Race.

There's not many things that can match the pleasure of a quality wine. Discover some of the region's winners at the Bolney Estate Winery and the Denbies Wine Estate. Should those wineries give you a taste for more, also consider the Squerryes House or the Denbies Wine Estate.

Even if you're not feeling lucky, you can still let your hair down at the Hippodrome Casino and the Empire Casino. If you still have an itch that needs scratching, continue on to the Aspers Casino or the Park Tower Casino.

Local and exotic plants, sheltering trees and long, winding footpaths await you at the Royal Botanic Gardens (Kew Gardens) and the Wakehurst Place. Many visitors also enjoy roaming around the Nymans and the Queen Mary's Gardens.

When the sun is shining, pack some lunch and find a shady corner at one of the leafy green spaces, such as Kensington Gardens or Russell Square. There's also plenty of space to lie down in the grass at Hyde Park and St. James Park.

Find out what's going on in London by stopping off at Thames Barrier information Centre and Discover Greenwich Visitor Centre. You might also like to leaf through the pamphlets and maps at Victoria Station Travel Information Centre or City of London Information Centre.

Take a hike and enjoy the glassy water at Hampstead Ponds and Serpentine Lake. If the sun is shining, you may even like to kick off your shoes and dip your toes in the shallows.

Need a break from the hustle and bustle of the modern world? Head out to Greenwich Park and Primrose Hill. Nature lovers will also have a great time at Epping Forest and Box Hill.

Broaden your horizons by spending some time at one of the area's intriguing cultural institutions. Enjoy the contemplative atmosphere as you admire the displays at the Imperial War Museum and the London Transport Museum. The Florence Nightingale Museum and the Design Museum are also worthwhile.

Marine enthusiasts can get their bearings at the HMS Belfast, a treasure trove of important artifacts and tales of the sea. If time permits, continue navigating through this region's seafaring traditions at the National Maritime Museum.

The whole family will be intrigued by the range of objects and artifacts on display at the region's science museums. Start exploring at Royal Observatory or the London Science Museum. Peter Harrison Planetarium and the Hunterian Museum are two more good options worth investigating if you're not short on time.

This world of ours is a wacky and wonderful place. If you're mad enough to think otherwise, a day spent at the Natural History Museum and the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology should be enough to convince you. The captivating objects and specimens at the Grant Museum of Zoology are also well worth a look.

Want to see some art? You'll be spoiled with galleries of all sorts here. Soak up the hip atmosphere at the Tate Modern and the Saatchi Gallery. If these leave you feeling energized, finish up the day at the Tate Britain and the National Gallery.

History buffs can explore the past at the British Museum and the Museum of London. The London Canal Museum and the Freud Museum are also prominent options.

Chartwell and the Royal Academy of Music are certainly worth visiting, even if you're not a passionate history buff. More tales from the days of yore await at Houses of Parliament and Old Bailey.

Make a point of crossing Tower Bridge and Waterloo Bridge, two proud examples of civil engineering. You're certain to enjoy the view! Blackfriars Bridge and Lambeth Bridge are a couple more impressive structures for you to add to your to-do list.

Some of the area's most significant people have called Kensington Palace and Hampton Court Palace "home." Be sure to take a photo or two as you take in their impressive architectural features and gorgeous interiors. Kew Palace and Lambeth Palace are two more magnificent dwellings that have plenty of tales to tell.

Medieval castles sometimes seem as though they've come straight out of a fantasy novel, and you'll see that Tower of London is no exception.

Whether you think of yourself as spiritual or not, you'll be sure to have a pleasant time at St. Paul's Cathedral and Westminster Abbey. St. Martin-in-the-Fields and Westminster Cathedral are two more interesting sacred sites.

London's most popular sights often overshadow its less touristy, yet equally rewarding attractions. The Royal Academy of Arts and the Royal Artillery Barracks are a couple of interesting options. Also, think about a visit to the London Senate House Library and Shipley Windmill if you have the time.

Accommodation in London

To get the most out of your visit to the capital, consider staying at any of the 1554 hotels in London featured on Expedia's extensive database.

For those keen on finding a room or suite in the more exclusive end of the range, you'll be sure to be delighted at the Bulgari Hotel, London, located at 171 Knightsbridge, or the Ham Yard Hotel, Firmdale Hotels, at 1 Ham Yard. If you're after more budget-friendly options, the Sloane Square Hotel, 7-12 Sloane Square, or the Montana Hotel London, 67/69 Gloucester Road, may better suit your requirements.

The Big Ben is a not-to-be-missed sight in London. If you'd prefer to stay within walking distance of this famed attraction, the Corinthia Hotel London and the Haymarket Hotel, Firmdale Hotels are both good picks.