Insights from the trip to London

Insights from the trip to London

1. Buy food from Waitrose or any supermarket for an affordable meal.  You can buy warm bakery food from little Waitrose at King's Cross station.
2. Burger King is cheaper then MacDonald at London.
3. If you don't need to cross Changing of Guards off your bucket list, you can just give it a miss. This is especially so if you tends to skip the marching ceremony in National Day Parade.
4. Troublesome to bring young kids and elder there because of the uneven ground.
5. You don’t really spend too much time in the museum, so don't need to plan too long.
6. Don’t plan much till late night cause you will feel tired in the evening. 
7. Bring or buy a water bottle because you will need to drink plenty of water to counter the weather there. 
8. If you want to save money on food, bring instant noodles from home and cooked it for dinner at Airbnb accomodation. Instant noodle just taste so much tastier overseas. 

Interesting things about Metro

1. Metro stations only have lifts and staircase, no escalator.
2. Lift is sensored and automatic.
3. Some metro station don’t have door. It is up to your own ethics and whether you are law abiding enough to tap in and out of the station.
4. Some metro do not have air conditioner, but it is cooling enough with the weather.
5. Their seats are like the coach seats.

Time Required To Spent In London Museum

If you are not really into analysis of the arts like me, the following duration spent in each museum can be for your reference.

1. Tate Museum 
• Time spent: 1.50 pm - 3.40pm 
• Duration: Around 2 hours
• Type: Modern Art
2. The British Museum
• Time spent: 10.30 am - 1 pm
• Duration: Around 2.5 hours
• Type: Different countries art
3. National Gallery
• Time spent: 3.30 pm - 4.45 pm
• Duration: 1.5 hours
• Type: Paintings
4. National History Museum
• Time spent: 2.30 pm - 5.30 pm
• Duration: 3 hours
• Type: Animals