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London At Your Fingertips

Romans, Vikings, Angles, Saxons and Normans all came to England in their turn. But unlike today's invaders who flock to London, the earlier arrivals were not so interested in the shopping, theatres or sightseeing. When planning a London visit, it's wise to draw up a 'game-plan' to make the best of your time. This article provides some useful suggestions on accommodation, sightseeing, shopping and dining that are well worth a try.

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