Westminster Abbey, St James' Park, Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, London Eye, Tower Bridge, Tower of London, St Paul's Cathedral, National Portrait Gallery, Tate Modern, Tate Britain, British Museum, National Gallery, Hyde Park, Big Ben

Airport - Heathrow (ICAO: EGLL, IATA: LHR) [6] is London and Europe's largest airport and the world's busiest airport in terms of international passenger movement, with services from most available major airports world-wide. There are four terminals, with a fifth opening in March 2008. Flights landing at Heathrow are often delayed by up to an hour as a simple result of air traffic congestion and waiting for parking slots.
Shopping - One of the world's great metropolises, anything and everything you could possibly want to buy is available in London, if you know where to look, and if you can afford it (London is not particularly noted for bargain shopping, owing to high prices and high exchange rates - though it can be done with some determination). In Central London, the main shopping district is the West End (Bond Street, Covent Garden, Oxford Street and Regent Street). Visit Fortnum & Mason, "the Queen's grocery store." On Thursday many West End stores close late (7PM-8PM).

Hotels

Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park - 66 Knightsbridge, London, SW1X 7LA, 020/7235-2000

Miller's Residence - 111A Westbourne Grove, London, W2 4UW, 020/7243-1024

The Lanesborough - Hyde Park Corner, London, SW1X 7TA, 020/7259-5599

The Dorchester - Park La., London, W1A 2HJ, 020/7629-8888

Covent Garden Hotel - 10 Monmouth St., London, WC2H 9HB, 020/7806-1000

Cafe\Restaurants

The Ivy - 1 West St., London, WC2, 020/7836-4751

Galvin - 66 Baker St., London, W1, 020/7935-4007

Electric Brasserie - 191 Portobello Rd., London, W11, 020/7908-9696

Coach & Horses - 26-28 Ray St., London, EC1, 020/7278-8990

Busabe Eathai - 22 Store St., London, WC1, 020/7299-7900

Anchor & Hope - 36 The Cut, London, SE1, 020/7928-9898