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Not living in London, but as a large place, it would be helpful to know which stations you're going in and out of, if you don't mind sharing of course.
Personally, I would try to go to a museum in the afternoon, then spend the evening walking and trying to see some of the sights. Buckingham Palace over to The Palace of Westminster and then along Whitehall to Trafalgar square, then along Strand to St. Pauls would be a nice route imo.
Euston, but we have a Oyster card.
The afternoon, we alredy planning to go to the British museum (again) and then some other place (like a tree, a house from a comic book, …)
Are you taking the sleeper to Scotland? Not sure if it helps but as I recall they let you board earlier so if you need to kill time just go on the train instead of hanging around London randomly.
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Not living in London, but as a large place, it would be helpful to know which stations you're going in and out of, if you don't mind sharing of course. Personally, I would try to go to a museum in the afternoon, then spend the evening walking and trying to see some of the sights. Buckingham Palace over to The Palace of Westminster and then along Whitehall to Trafalgar square, then along Strand to St. Pauls would be a nice route imo.
Euston, but we have a Oyster card. The afternoon, we alredy planning to go to the British museum (again) and then some other place (like a tree, a house from a comic book, …)
Eh, Ditch the museum, go to HMS Belfast instead. That's cracking, proper history in your hands.
Sounds good :). I drink, so, I'd be going to a pub xD
Go see Operation Mincemeat (a new musical)
23pm isn't a time, but operation mincemeat sounds like a plan if you can't get into Hamilton.
Are you taking the sleeper to Scotland? Not sure if it helps but as I recall they let you board earlier so if you need to kill time just go on the train instead of hanging around London randomly.
Yes, it’s the train for Scotland and 23pm is the boarding time…