A Selection Of The Best London Attractions
Apart from being a top quality attraction in its own right, Hyde Park is also a short walk away from many of London's other must-see sights. Indeed there is so much to see and do in this city area that you'll always be able to stay within close distance of a Hyde Park hotel. London residents may even be interested in some of the attractions highlighted in this article.
Hyde Park
First stop on our list of must visit sites is the botanical gardens, just a short distance away from your Hyde Park hotel. London locals often stop off and take in the sweet smells before joining the crowds on for a mid morning stroll to sites such as the Achilles Statue and Diana Memorial Fountain. The perfect day could be rounded off with a bite to eat at one of the park's restaurants.
Buckingham Palace
If you're at all interested in regal history, then Buckingham Palace simply must form part of your travel itinerary. This world famous royal abode was constructed at the beginning of the 18th century and has subsequently been called home by various monarchs. For a real treat you should come to Buckingham Palace and watch the mid morning changing of the guard, a fabulous musical military event like no other.
Apsley House
You are encouraged to visit the grand old residence of the Dukes of Wellington at least once while staying at a Hyde Park hotel. London residents rank this attraction highly, particularly as there is a slight chance of bumping into the current Duke during a guided tour of the museum and luxuriously decorated art gallery.
Madame Tussauds
The next best thing to mingling with the real life rich and famous is to take a look at their identical wax work twins in Madame Tussauds. Although a little bit on the strange side, the models housed in this venue are artistically impressive. In one room you'll see might superheroes such as Captain America and Wolverine; in another you'll notice Olympic hopefuls including Jessica Ennis and David Beckham.
Victoria and Albert Museum
You may well hear people talking about the size of the exhibition at the V&A when staying at a Hyde Park hotel. London attractions as impressive as this are few and far between. Apart from the glorious Renaissance paintings you will see interesting old photographs, sculptures and textiles while touring this awe inspiring museum. And if you still have some energy left after the grand tour then you can always head along to the nearby Natural History Museum and Science Museum.
Hyde Park
First stop on our list of must visit sites is the botanical gardens, just a short distance away from your Hyde Park hotel. London locals often stop off and take in the sweet smells before joining the crowds on for a mid morning stroll to sites such as the Achilles Statue and Diana Memorial Fountain. The perfect day could be rounded off with a bite to eat at one of the park's restaurants.
Buckingham Palace
If you're at all interested in regal history, then Buckingham Palace simply must form part of your travel itinerary. This world famous royal abode was constructed at the beginning of the 18th century and has subsequently been called home by various monarchs. For a real treat you should come to Buckingham Palace and watch the mid morning changing of the guard, a fabulous musical military event like no other.
Apsley House
You are encouraged to visit the grand old residence of the Dukes of Wellington at least once while staying at a Hyde Park hotel. London residents rank this attraction highly, particularly as there is a slight chance of bumping into the current Duke during a guided tour of the museum and luxuriously decorated art gallery.
Madame Tussauds
The next best thing to mingling with the real life rich and famous is to take a look at their identical wax work twins in Madame Tussauds. Although a little bit on the strange side, the models housed in this venue are artistically impressive. In one room you'll see might superheroes such as Captain America and Wolverine; in another you'll notice Olympic hopefuls including Jessica Ennis and David Beckham.
Victoria and Albert Museum
You may well hear people talking about the size of the exhibition at the V&A when staying at a Hyde Park hotel. London attractions as impressive as this are few and far between. Apart from the glorious Renaissance paintings you will see interesting old photographs, sculptures and textiles while touring this awe inspiring museum. And if you still have some energy left after the grand tour then you can always head along to the nearby Natural History Museum and Science Museum.
