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Travelling by train to London Most visited city in EuropeThe former capital of the British Empire, London is now a city that ranks as a first-world metro area due to its economic power and status as a financial hub. Founded 2,000 years ago by the Romans, the city offers visitors a diverse cultural, architectural and religious history through its most emblematic monuments like Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace, or institutions like the British Museum and the National Gallery.
Westminster PalaceWestminster Palace was built by architects Charles Barry and Augustus Pugin in the Neo-Gothic style. It is home to the Parliament of the United Kingdom. This impressive, thousand-room palace was initially conceived to serve as a royal residence.
Buckingham PalaceThe official residence of the British monarchy in London. Buckingham Palace is an essential landmark within the treasures of the city of London and is one of the most well-known buildings in the world.
Piccadilly CircusPiccadilly Circus is a very well-liked place by both locals and tourists. Close to the shopping and commercial area, this square is known for its huge video screens and its neon signs.
St Patrick's Day17th MarchDo not get lost San Patrick's celebrations if you are in London. The traditional parade, coaches, animations in the streets. Quite adorned for the occasion. And to finish, nothing better that to enter one of the countless pubs of the city.
Hogwarts in the Snow at Warner BrosUntil 26th January 2020Winter has arrived at Hogwarts. Glittering Christmas trees line the Great Hall and a replica festive feast including flaming Christmas puddings is laid out on the long tables. An indispensable appointment for the followers of Harry Potter's world.
Paris On the banks of the Seine, the majesty of Paris is unveiled. The magic of its emblematic and historic sites will immerse you in the capital’s history as you enjoy all the charm and romanticism the city has to offer.