London Itinerary & Plan - seeking suggestions and feedback
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I was just looking for a good image of L. Cornelissen & Son and came across this fascinating video on youtube. The first few seconds are about a painting lab but stick with it and most if of the shop. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkhrZXeIkvk
It sounds crazy, I like just going inside and breathing, but what really gets me every time are the old floors and thinking about how many artists have walked there, experiencing the same heady anticipation as we do today.
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Geetika, it’s been too long since we’ve been to London, too. Such as the 1970’s!!! My husband and I were there at different times on work trips. Except for Windsor Castle, I didn’t leave London. And only had time to see a few things. Didn’t visit the Tower of London.
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Tower it is then. Will give Abbey a miss unless time permits another opportunity. And yes, we plan to walk quite a bit. Thanks for your tips geetika
You are in London at least 11 or 12 days or partial days . . . there is no reason at all you'd need to miss out on Westminster Abbey. I am really confused by some of your assumptions - and choices.
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Thank you Sassafrass for your lovely post. Theater is certainly a great idea, other than a musical. Come to think of it, I have not put much about evening plans in this itinerary, because we are staying with family. But we must go to some pubs and do some other nightlife stuff.
I did the Royal tour and it was a blast. The guide was fabulous.
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