Welcome to London!!!

in a neighborhood with many attractive squares. Only 1 minute

from Marble Arch and Oxford Street in the very heart of London. This hotel is one of Central London’s finest hotels in moderate price range. The Bryanston offers 54 attractive and comfortable rooms all with private bathrooms, cableTV, safes and tea and coffee making facilities.

the city centre will cost about 45 - 55 pounds

from Gatwick airport - 60 - 70 pounds.
Metro: the Metro is open daily, except December 25, from 05:30 in the morning. The stations close after midnight, each station is closed at different times. Tickets for the metro and are depending on the distance, at least 1.2pounds. If You come for a few days, we recommend you buy a ticket Travel card.

the distance to the place of destination, the minimum cost

of the trip - 1 pound, there are also one-day (the cost of 3.8 pounds per adult) and a weekly pass.

Travel card: tickets for bus-underground Travel cards are valid on almost all buses, subway, city electric trains (Tube and Docklands Light Railway ) and suburban trains within the city limits (Network South East). The price of 6,70 pound for adults. Travel card is not valid on night buses and buses, going to the airports.

large - up to 20.00 on working days, from 9.00

till 12.00 on Saturday. Sunday is a day - off in most stores, but many large shops are open on Sundays from 12 to 18.00.
Food and drinks. Restaurants of London are famous for its variety of restaurants of author's cuisine, for parents with children, organic food, ethnic restaurants and pubs. The cheapest thing you can eat in the cafe of fast-food - for 3 - 4 pounds, or in the ethnic Chinese and Indian restaurants - from 5 - 6 pounds.

of the capital of the UK and the main sights

of London. The excursion program is designed for about 4 hours, and involves the external examination of the most interesting historical monuments and sights of the city: the clock tower Big Ben, the houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, Tower bridge, Trafalgar square, Nelson's column memorial Albert and Victoria. You will ride past Kensington palace, where queen Victoria was born and princess Diana lived, past the house with the address of "Number 1, London", which belonged to the Duke of Wellington, to the hero of Waterloo. Then your route lies along the streets of Whitehall, where currently there are various government agencies - the Ministry of Defense, the Royal horse guards, the Ministry of Foreign affairs, Downing Street, 10 (the residence of the prime minister of Great Britain). Then opens a panorama of Parliament square - the building of the palace of Westminster (or Parliament), the clock tower Big Ben is one of the symbols of London. Fleet Street will bring you to the City - a city in the city, one of the largest financial centres of the world, which is the headquarters of the leading banks and financial corporations. You will also make a stop at the cathedral of St. Paul, the second largest cathedral in the world, where lord Nelson and the duke of Wellington were buried.