An eye for an eye
SOUTHBANK, LONDON – I walked along the Southbank, looked up and got an eye full! I know… but anyway, here’s the London Eye – a major tourist attraction. I’m yet to go.
Standard tickets are £17.28. A bit steep, no?
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Jan 28
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Out came the sunshine
LONDON - The last few days of 2012 were wet and cold and grey. Then things changed as the sun came out on January first. It made London look so beautiful.
The view of the Houses of Parliament.
2FOR1
LONDON – If you’re like me, you looooooooooooooove a good deal where you don’t need to pay full price for something fun to do in the capital. I’ve stumbled upon a really
great opportunity for people travelling to London (and I’ve even found a way for Londoners to get something out of this too – it’s legit but just a bit sneaky). Take a look.
It’s called the LONDON ATTRACTIONS 2FOR1 voucher and it’s really easy to use. Here is how it works:
- Purchase a rail ticket which has the National Rail logo on it (two double arrows) for each person going to the attraction
- Print off a voucher from their website and fill it in or pick up the voucher booklet at a rail station
- Present both of these at the attraction of your choice on the day of your travel and you will only need to pay for 1 ticket
It’s a great saving.
So why this deal? Well, the railways want to encourage more people to London on their trains and they know that a lot of people come to London to see the sights. It’s aimed at people who don’t live in the capital, BUT…if you buy a rail ticket from say Clapham to Waterloo (this could set you back about £2 or a bit more), this ticket will suffice for the deal.
Here are just a few of the sites you could see:
- London Eye
- Madame Tussauds
- Tower of London
- Kew Gardens
- and plenty of restaurants too.
I’m sure you get that it’s a good offering. So get going and see London now.
St. Paul's Cathedral London at dusk
