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London, the bustling English and British capital, is a city that never ceases to amaze me. From its iconic landmarks to hidden gems, world-class museums, and vibrant food scene, there's something for every traveler. Having visited London multiple times over the years, it was exciting to return this May with a couple of friends to celebrate their anticipated birthdays and explore even more! Whether it’s your first time in town or you’re looking for fresh ideas, this comprehensive travel guide will walk you through the 9 best things to do in London, including where to eat and stay, best day trip ideas from the city and even a London map to help you easily locate the main attractions. Let’s dive in!

United Kingdom

Ever since I was a little kid, the Olympic Games have always fascinated me. I still have (vague) memories of Barcelona 1992, a turning point for Spain. Simply put, I find there's something magical about the energy of the host city, the passion of the athletes, and the unity it brings to people from all over the world. So when the 2012 Summer Olympics came to London, my friends and I knew we had to be there, especially because one of our dear friends would be competing for a medal and we were already in Europe. Looking back, it was certainly one of the most memorable trips we’ve ever taken as a group! In this post, you´ll find my detailed experience at the Summer Olympics in London 2012. I hope that it will inspire you to book your tickets for the next Olympic Games!

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During these pandemic restricting times, I believe it is okay to admit we've all had our fair share of staying at home. Luckily, entertaining platforms such as Netflix, HBO Max or Amazon Prime made the task easier. Since we couldn't really travel anywhere, they brought travel to us through series and films. Here is a selection of my favorites to explore the world while binge-watching. Follow along!

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