Bus to and from London

London is one of Europe’s most frequently visited metropolises. The British Museum, for instance, is only one of the many highlights of the UK’s capital and attracts more than 6 million visitors per year. In it you can find everything from Greek statues to Egyptian mummies. Westminster Abbey, where Queen Elizabeth II was crowned, is also always worth a visit. The impressive church is only a few meters away from one of London’s most iconic sights, Big Ben. If you fancy taking a look at London from above, then you can either opt for a trip on the London Eye, climb the stairs of St. Paul’s Cathedral or have dinner in one of London’s latest skyscrapers, the Shard. If a shopping spree is what you are looking for, then you can either visit Camden Market or stroll through the famous department stores Harrods or Liberty’s. Going clubbing is another possibility when visiting London. Especially the area around Soho prides itself of chic night clubs: If you’re lucky, you will even be able to spot a member of the royal family. Traveling through Europe by bus is cheap and comfortable at the same time.

Since London is one of the most frequently visited cities, it serves as a stop on many bus routes. Bus companies like National Express, Terravision, Eurolines UK or megabus will take you directly to the center of the British capital. One of the main bus stops is Victoria Coach Station, which is conveniently located in the heart of London and within walking distance to some of the most famous sights, including Buckingham Palace and Hyde Park.