Recommended attractions in the UK for two weeks

I traveled in the UK for two weeks from the end of March to the beginning of April. Here are some tips Landing in London Heathrow📍Address: London Heathrow International Airport Then go straight to the London Eye. It is recommended to make an online reservation first, otherwise there will be a lot of people queuing. Of course, if you don’t like to go to the London Eye, you can go somewhere else first London Eye📍Address: London Eye London Aquarium📍Address: London Aquarium is right next to the London Eye underground Waterloo Station London Wax Museum Madame Medusa Wax Museum You can see the late Queen Elizabeth. 【Must-see attractions】 1. London Bridge 2. London Eye 3. Tower of London 4. Windsor Castle 5. Covent Garden 6. Harrods Department Store Knightsbridge Underground Station 7. Big Ben 【Must-eat food】 Nothing to recommend. If you are not used to white food, you can go to Chinatown to buy food. 【Accommodation recommendation】 Recommended accommodation area: near Paddington Station You can take the train and there are four subway lines intersecting here. Convenient transportation📍Address: Paddington Station There is a row of hotels there. You can choose any of them. 【Tips】 The plugs in the UK are different from those in Taiwan. Remember to bring a conversion plug. It is recommended to change money first, otherwise you can also use visa, but there may be a handling fee. It is recommended to buy a full-day pass for taking the subway. It is more cost-effective. If you like to see the scenery, it is recommended to go to the park near Greengraden, St.Jame Park. Recommended shopping spots Bicester Village Covent Garden Leicester Square/Piccadilly, also known as Chinatown I recommend Boot, where things are super easy to buy. Some of the larger branches have brand counters. I also recommend Marks & Spencer, as the originator of Marks & Spencer in the UK, it can be found everywhere. Of course, this is just a suggestion