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London, the Cultural Center of the World

One of the most famous cities in the entire world, London is a bustling megalopolis bursting with infectious energy from every street, every corner, and every person. The capital of the United Kingdom, it is a city with a population of about eight million inhabitants, and it remains ever since its Golden Age in the late 16^th century a global cultural capital. It will host the 2012 Summer Olympics.

The main airport of the city is Heathrow. It opened in 1966, and is the busiest airport in the country as well as the third busiest in the world. With five terminals (terminal two is under construction), this airport statistically handles more international passengers than any other airport in the world. Our airport transfers operate from Heathrow, as well as all other London airports.

For the reason that its public transportation system - which includes buses, trams, and an underground railway system, etc - is one of the most comprehensive among major cities, London is a relatively easy and trouble-free place to go around. And in view of the fact that this massive city has hundreds of landmarks to see and places to visit, time need not be a worry for the traveler when going from place to place.

At the top of every traveler’s to-do list is to visit Buckingham palace which is, of course, one of the must-see places in the city. The residence of the Queen herself, thousands of tourists flock here every year to either catch a rare glimpse of the Royal Family or to witness her Majesty’s soldiers perform the Changing of the Guard. Nearby Buckingham Palace is another major landmark of British royalty: Westminster Abbey. This centuries-old Gothic church is the place for coronations and burials for the Royal Family, and it achieved a major increase in significance during the wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton last year. Other regal landmarks include the Trafalgar Square, St. Paul’s Cathedral, and the Covent Garden.

Besides it being the center for all things royal, London is also home to all things art. One can view the art of the past at the National Gallery, wherein they feature masterworks from Giotto to Velazquez; and on the other side of the city, at the East End, lies the art of the present and the future, featuring the works of street artists from all around the globe, including the infamous Bansky. A traveler to this sprawling city should always get a taste of both worlds: the city’s vast royal history and its multicultural and vibrant present, because this is where the heart of this place truly resides.