Tourism is one of London's biggest industries. Considered as the most popular city for international tourists, London earns as much as 15 billion pounds from its vacationers and tourists. But that doesn’t mean that a trip or vacation to London will cost you a lot. There are free things to do in London - lots of them. Here in Travel Guide London, you will learn about the best things to do and places to see in the great city of London. After ... Read More

Harrods is a luxury goods department store found in Brompton Road in Knightsbridge, London. The store – if you can still call it just “a store” - occupies a whopping four and a half acres of London land. The Harrods selling space covers – get this - over one million square feet. It is one of the two largest department stores in the world (the other one being Macy's of New York). This makes Harrods the largest in the United Kingdom (next ... Read More

Above: Camden Lock London may be home to Topshop, Debenhams, Marks & Spencer and the like, but don’t let these fashion brands fool you. London is also host to flea markets, which serve as haven for the cash strapped and eccentric. At Camden Lock Market, not only will you stumble upon great finds, you’ll also be able to put your haggling skills to good use. And let’s not forget that you’ll satisfy your thirst for some squalor. If you’re a hobo at heart, ... Read More

Above: Illustration picture about market area in London From kimonos and goth jackets to chicken feet and yams, the markets of London have them all – in very affordable prices. Time to ready your dough and start practicing your bargaining skills. Not all tourists and visitors can afford to go on a shopping spree in the high end establishments of London and sometimes even if you did have the money, you would still want to unravel the amazing finds in the best London markets. Lower ... Read More