London Invasion: User Trip Plan and Vacation Idea for England at Concierge.com

London Invasion

By DeltaAirLines

Trip Plan Tags:: shopping,; design + architecture,; luxury,; city,; romantic,; educational,; arts + culture

Destinations:: England,; Europe,; London

Delta Air Lines offers the most destinations worldwide, and London is no exception. Delta offers three nonstop flights a day from Atlanta as well as three nonstop flights from New York’s JFK directly to London’s Heathrow and Gatwick Airports. In addition, Delta also offers a daily nonstop flight from Cincinnati to Gatwick. With these choices, Delta makes traveling to London easy and convenient.

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See + Do Buckingham Palace, London

The queen's London pied-à-terre is not the most beautiful of palaces, but it's big. Most of the year, all you can do is peer through the iron railings at... more

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See + Do National Gallery, London

Up there with your Louvres and Uffizis, this huge gallery takes you through the history of Western European painting from 1250 to 1900. Botticelli, Leonardo,... more

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See + Do St. Paul's Cathedral, London

Sir Christopher Wren's No. 1 work is this, the cathedral church of the Diocese of London. With its green dome, St. Paul's is one of the city's most recognizable... more

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See + Do Notting Hill, London

Once the byword for bohemian, Notting Hill is simply posh and aspirational now. It encompasses Portobello Road and its famous market—whose northern... more

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See + Do Kensington Palace State Apartments, London

Members of the cult of Diana need to come here to view where the People's Princess lived (more or less—her quarters are not open to the public), and to... more

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See + Do London Duck Tours, London

You could take a double-decker–bus tour; you could hop on a tourist boat at Charing Cross Pier; or you could combine land and water in an amphibious... more

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See + Do Clerkenwell and Finsbury, London

The medieval Knights of St. John gave way—over a few centuries—to the new denizens of the hot restaurants and bars of St. John Street: designers and... more

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Eating Tom Aikens, London

This sleek Anouska Hempel–designed restaurant in Chelsea is the stage for the sumptuous talents of Tom Aikens, whom foodies hail as the next big thing in... more

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Eating River Cafe, London

What could be more blissful than a meal on the terrace of this perpetually booked, much-imitated Italian-style gastro-temple opened in 1987 by Rose Gray and... more

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Eating E&O, London

This very popular (and deservedly so) pan-Asian-via-Sydney restaurant and bar in Notting Hill pulls in local Trustafarians and media types, as well as hip... more

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Eating Borough Market, London

A favorite of many a celebrity chef, the award-winning Borough Market is the ultimate foodie destination. Specialist traders come from throughout the United... more

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Shop Matches, London

If you're keen to spend top dollar on high-end labels, then this stylish boutique, frequented by the likes of Kate Moss and Sienna Miller, provides a chilled... more

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Shop Selfridges, London

A big, big store that's well worth braving jam-packed Oxford Street for, Selfridges' late–20th-century reinvention as a fashion destination was total, and... more

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Nightlife Bar at the Dorchester, London

The Dorchester's frumpy old bar is unrecognizable in its fabulous new plumage—all lacquered mahogany and mirrors, with purple velvet banquettes backed by... more

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