Chinatown

Platform 9¾ from 'Harry Potter' for a magical journey, the bustling 221B Baker Street from 'Sherlock Holmes,' the regal elegance of 'Downton Abbey,' the serene countryside of 'Jane Austen,' strolling leisurely through the city of England, join this itinerary for a city walk🚶‍♂️. Day 1 - Arrival in London👩‍🦰 Arrive in London and be greeted by the tour guide. Check into the hotel and rest to prepare for your journey. Day 2 - Explore the Streets of London🎆 Visit London's iconic landmarks: Big Ben, Parliament, the London Eye, the Tower of London, and London Bridge. Experience authentic local markets: Borough Market or Covent Garden Market. Take a Thames River cruise through the heart of London, enjoying the scenic views along the riverbanks. Day 3 - London Cultural Exploration🕍 Visit film locations in London: Buckingham Palace, Kensington Palace, King's Cross Station, and Hyde Park, bringing scenes from movies to life. Tour the British Museum, home to treasures from around the world. Stroll through London's Chinatown, experiencing the Chinese flavor in a British city. Day 4 - From London to Bath🏕 Head to Stonehenge to visit this world-famous mysterious prehistoric site. Continue to Bath to visit Bath Abbey and Pulteney Bridge, tour the Roman Baths and the Jane Austen Centre. Day 5 - Windsor Castle and Windsor Exploration🍵 Head to Windsor to visit the famous Windsor Castle. Walk through British royal history and experience the luxury of the royal castle. Enjoy traditional British afternoon tea. Day 6 - End of London Journey🍟 Tour guide will escort you to the airport for your flight back home. Day 7 - Arrival Home🍃 Arrive back home, concluding your journey. If you have any questions about traveling to the UK, feel free to contact [Yuan Kuo Travel] 🥰

When visiting London, a must-see spot is the iconic area of Chinatown 🇨🇳✈️🇬🇧 Wandering through the vibrant tapestry of London’s Chinatown, a place where East meets West in a fusion of flavors, colors, and cultures. From the aromatic wafts of street food to the ornate architecture, every step unveils a captivating blend of tradition and modernity. 🏮🥡 this is a popular spot with a variety of supermarkets, pubs, bars and restaurants - all of which offer something different! Don’t miss the chance to visit Chinatown🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #ChinatownAdventures #LondonFlavors #EastMeetsWest #CulturalFusion #ChinatownVibes #LondonWanderlust #ExploreTheCity #CulinaryJourney #HiddenGems #ColorfulLondon #CulturalDiscovery #ChinatownMagic

Boarding the Mediterranean Goddess cruise ship in Hamburg, Germany 🚢 Belgium Bruges 🚢 Netherlands Rotterdam 🚢 France Le Havre 🚢 Disembark in Southampton, UK (Titanic departure point) 🚉 London (Thames River ~ Big Ben ~ Downing Street ~ London Eye ~ Chinatown) 1. Thames River The Thames River that runs through London is the mother river of the UK. Humans have lived here for thousands of years, and this river silently preserves their lost treasures and discarded garbage. It knows every experience of London and the daily lives of countless ordinary people. It is a flowing history and also an archaeological landscape belt of the UK. Whenever the tide recedes, a group of 'mud treasure hunters' come to the river beach to search for treasures. In the past 20 years, countless wonderful 'treasures' have been discovered here: from hazelnuts in prehistoric times to bone hairpins in Roman times, from medieval roof tiles to Tudor dynasty pins, from 17th-century tavern tokens to 18th-century clay pipes... These small objects fill in the missing details in history books, vividly restoring a city. Each one is a key to another world, leading to the lives of long-forgotten ancestors. 2. The Archway of London's Chinatown The 7th, 8th, and 9th photos show this. London's Chinatown is a good place to go, where you can find cuisines from all over China, which can relieve homesickness. Chinatown stands in the city center, like a small living community, with archways standing at three main intersections, as if marking the 'sphere of influence' of the Chinese. Passing through the archway into Chinatown, even the streets have Chinese names. The couplets on both sides of the new archway are 'China's Peace' and 'Britain's Auspiciousness'. Now there is also an international cruise line departing from Shanghai, a high-standard international cruise ship 🛳️ is sailing to the distance, this article is a summary of this cruise tour.

Day1 Morning: British Museum (only checked a few important galleries, the whole journey took about 2 hours, the small jade pot was stunningly beautiful), there are many Chinese restaurants around the museum. Just randomly picked a rice noodle place to eat. King's Cross Station (very close to the British Museum, just a few subway stops away) Afternoon: Hyde Park (the hotel is right next to Hyde Park) Buckingham Palace (just stroll through Hyde Park and you'll get there, it's not open at the moment, just take some photos at the entrance and that's it) London Chinatown (then continue walking to Chinatown, have a meal or even several meals there, watch out for pickpockets.) Day2 Big Ben, London Eye (these two are almost together) Tower Bridge (not close to Big Ben and the London Eye, because there are other plans in the afternoon and couldn't do a city walk, so took the bus directly) Royal Observatory Greenwich (you can take the boat RB1/2 next to Tower Bridge to Greenwich, check in at the Prime Meridian, the ticket is 18 pounds, a bit expensive) End of the journey.