The Budget Guide to London, England
London isn’t a budget destination, but there are a few tricks to save money in England’s capital city.
London, England
We have a love/hate relationship with London. (Andrew’s relationship may tend further to the hate side.) There are plenty of things we love about the city: the plethora of museums and theatre options, the shopping (Alison hearts Marks & Sparks), and the amazing international food scene. (The Indian food alone makes it worth the trip for us). But there are things we hate too: the crowds of people – everywhere, the traffic, the pollution, the prices (the exchange rate kills us), and a way of life we fled in North America.
No relationship is perfect and we’re not ready to let the bad outweigh the good (well, at least Alison isn’t) and we’re pretty sure we’ll be back in London again soon enough.
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