There’re numerous things to see and do in the U.K.'s capital - London. From visiting the iconic Buckingham Palace, the home of the British Royal Family, to enjoying afternoon tea at a fancy hotel, snapping a selfie with yourself and Big Ben or seeing the Egyptian mummies at the British Museum or jumping on a red double-decker bus in any direction, the opportunities are endless. Whether you want to learn about British history, admire world-class art, shop at luxury boutiques, or dine at some of the most fabulous restaurants in the world, you won’t be disappointed by a visit to London.
Once you arrive in London, head straight to Buckingham Palace. The iconic London attraction is steeped in royal history and possesses a magnificent aesthetic. The Changing of the Guards Ceremony takes place in front of the palace every day in the summer, which is quite a sight to see. You can also take a tour of the palace and visit the State Rooms, the Queen's Gallery, and other essential rooms to get a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes of royal life.
Next, visit the Victoria and Albert Museum. The museum is home to the most spectacular collection of applied art found anywhere in the world. See ancient Chinese ceramics, costumes designed by famous designers like Alexander McQueen as well as numerous paintings, books, jewellery, and even furniture. For more culture fix in the British capital, explore other incredible museums and art galleries like the British Museum, Tate Modern, National Maritime Museum, Natural History Museum, Design Museum, and the Churchill War Rooms.
Later, admire the masterful gothic architecture of Westminster Abbey. The Abbey has hosted many of Britain's most significant historical events, including coronations and royal weddings, and is a resting place for kings and queens. Additional things to do near the Abbey include visiting Houses of Parliament, the U.K. Supreme Court, statues of Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi, Abraham Lincoln, as well as iconic St James Park where you can relax amongst nature and wildlife, including squirrels and ducks.
For a fantastic selection of specialty foods from all over the U.K. and the world, head to Borough Market. The Borough Market dates back to the 12th century and is one of London's oldest and most famous food markets. At the market, sample British produce, indulge in French pastries or Ethiopian stews. However, if you prefer restaurant-style dining, then feel free to visit one of London's world-class restaurants. From Michelin-rated restaurants, which London has an impressive number of 67, to trendy cocktail lounges and bustling cafés, the megacity has something for every type of food-lover.
Finally, after enjoying mouth-watering food, continue your London adventures along the Thames River, making sure to look up at the Shard, the tallest building in the U.K. and ending up at Tower Bridge, London's most famous bridge. You can also go inside the bridge and learn about London's history or get to the top and enjoy scenic views of the city. A truly unforgettable experience.
All in all, the incredible sights, superb museums, world-class food, and iconic landmarks make London a must-visit destination.
Why Fly Business Class?
So why fly business class to London? Flying business class lets you enjoy extreme comfort, flexibility, and top-class service.
As a business class traveller, you're entitled to priority services like dedicated check-in desks, priority boarding, and security as well as access to business lounges in destinations around the world. Airport lounges feature free WiFi, a selection of newspapers and magazines, and complimentary food and beverage options.
Once onboard, settle in a comfy seat with added legroom, put on noise-cancelling headphones, and immerse yourself in hours of in-flight entertainment. Later, enjoy a wide variety of meals prepared onboard by a dedicated chef. Also, throughout the entire flight, sip on coffee, tea, bubbly champagne, beer, wine, or any other drink of your choice.
All in all, flying business class allows you to arrive well-rested, relaxed, and ready to participate fully in the events at your destination.
Popular Routes
Currently, there're no direct flights to London from Australia – all routes involve at least one stop and airline change. The typical stop would be in Hong Kong, with Cathay Pacific Airways. Changing in Singapore is also an option with Singapore Airlines. The average flight time to London is at least 21 hours: 8 hours to Hong Kong, plus 13 hours connecting flight to London.
Book Your Business Class Flight to London Today
So if you want to travel to London in comfort, be sure to check out our range of business class flights to London here at Globehunters, and feel free to contact our expert team of travel agents who can help you plan your vacation.