London

I stayed in the savoy for 2 nights and went to see a musical, the blueman group, bus tours, london dungeon, shopping (had a lady there with me, unavoidable), restaurants, Leicester square, comedy club, the lot.

I live in UK since 6 months and have been in London just like three-four times as of last saturday. My problem is the same, so much shit you can do, I dunno where to go.

It seems like a wonderful city to me, i love how old and new architecture fuse nicely together (and that's worth the ticket for people involved in design/art).

I'm not hugely interested in the galleries, for now i've been in The National Gallery very rapidly to look just to a few paintings a friend wanted to see, since it's free why not. I instead payed to enter the Design Museum which was interesting (a tad overpriced for the exposition they have).

I've done the Thames trip and was nice (ticket bundle with the bus sightseeing tour), I want to investigate if there's some more extreme experience like flyover.

Two saturdays ago I was guided to Charing Cross and there are several nice pubs hidden in tiny alleyways (even the Sherlock Holmes pub with Sherlock and Watson's beer).

Some info on the Oyster.

When I go to London i usually get the daily travel card, but that's because I live outside (1h train from Victoria/Waterloo), the one-way ticket would be 7-8£ alone and topping-up is a pain.