Simon Calder’s Holiday Advice
I like Simon Calder and he gave some interesting holiday advice on BBC Breakfast this morning, when asked about the shortage of package holidays. He suggested having a few days in London, where hotel prices are cheap and many of the best attractions are free.
In fact on the 38 bus last night, I met a father and son spending a couple of days in London.
So perhaps, Simon is only stating what is happening.
The Anonymous Widower 
when our girls were in their teens we spent a week in London, and had a wonderful time and didnt spend much. We visited free places, then as in those days many of the museums charged until 4.00 p.m. we would arrive at a different one each day and have quick look, if they wanted to see more, we would come back in the morning and pay the fee.
Comment by Liz P | August 17, 2012 |
They’re virtually all free now.
If you want to see the Olympic site, you can go to John Lews and look down it for a small donation to local charities.
Don’t do the Eye. Just get an Oyster Card and do the cable-car at £3.20 for adults and I think half that for kids.
Comment by AnonW | August 17, 2012 |