Tips for living in London?

[Stephi]

Hi guys,
my name is Stephanie and I'm from Germany but right now I'm living in London for 3 months to do an internship and improve my English. Well of course I'm also here to see new things, to get to know the British culture and to make memorable experiences. Maybe some of you, who are from England or the UK could help me while giving me tips what I shouldn't miss? Because I'm a student I can't spend a lot of money and that's why I would prefer some cheap insider tips =)
I've already visited several sights for instance: the London Zoo, St. Paul's Cathedral and the Tower Bridge! On the internet I've found a website named www(dot)discountbritain(dot)net offering 20 % discount on these sights. That's a really good advantage to me because the London sights are very expensive. Maybe you're interested in saving money too, there is also a website for French attractions! (www(dot)smartsavefrance(dot)com)

So I would be glad about getting some answers from you!

[beefeater24]

Hiya Stephie, I'd recommend seeing all the Museums. I went to the London design Museum last weekend because its exhibition is celebrating London and it's culture. May well be worthwhile and also there is a ticket giveaway - which I find is quite handy Hope you enjoy it as much as I did

[Tourismzone]

Hi Stephi

Where in germany do you live ?

How's the job market looking like in your city ?

I hope you enjoy your time in London.

Knowing, understanding and speaking English is a must if you want to be attractive on the job market.

[Richard4]

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All the best!

[travelgeek]

hmmmm, London.

use the busses and subways.

avoid travelling by car.

[langweishan]

Thankiossk Cool!

[Manne]

London, is far too expensive.

[shubhranshu]

There is a well-established traveller's community in London consisting mainly of Australians, New Zealanders and South Africans who have come in search of good times and to earn the mighty UK pound. Because of this, London is a unique place for travellers to live and work as most people who come here on a two year working holiday visa tend to stay for the full two years. London is a busy place but full of anything you could hope for. Any activity you want can be found here somewhere - any club, sports group, language course, art class etc. If you want them to be, every day can be filled with activites.

[jennychic]

hmm...in london.. shop wise.

[denson]

London is an exciting, broad-based, and friendly city and there is no end to the opportunities that living here can give you. With vast numbers of restaurants, theatres, shops, cinema screens and museums all within easy reach in London, you will never be short of something entertaining to do. Especially when there are so many free activities you can enjoy.

[flytimetravel]

hmm london is the place.....

[zhouyaya]

Thank you for sharing such value information.

[johnelway45]

Good & effective information.
thanks

[rajnish]

Yes London is a beautiful place to visit and the atmosphere is too good.Above members are giving tips for travelling in London.thanks for this.

[joneynaheval]

London is my one of the favorite destination for traveling and London an exciting city, and widely, and friendly, and there is no limit to the opportunities that living here can give you. i can read here all information and i really impressed by read it.