There are many ways to get around London, whether you're short on time, on a budget or just want to have a different experience. Today we share with you a different, but no less interesting, ride from the best seat on London's famous double red buses, with fabulous and exclusive views of the city.
Come with us to see the most emblematic places of the city, from this privileged place.

Board at the very start, Grosvenor Terrace in Pimlico, an elegant neighborhood, which is home to the Tate Britain, which is free to visit, and is worth visiting before taking the 24. Once you are on the bus, after a few minutes it passes through Victoria station and Westminster Cathedral.

A few minutes later the bus enters the central area of ​​the route, where we will have the opportunity to see the beautiful views of such famous and recognizable attractions of London, such as the London Eye, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster, home to the houses of parliament.

Passing Parliament Square, the bus then turns down Whitehall, and passes the Cenotaph monument and Downing Street, the Prime Minister’s home, a few meters later you can see the Horse Guards Parade on the left, recognizable by the large number of tourists taking photos of them.

With a privileged view, from this point you can spot the imposing Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square, where you can also see the famous lion statues, and the elegant National Gallery in the background.

As the route was diverted, before entering the historic theater district, we were lucky enough to pass by Picadilly Circus, another of the most popular tourist destinations in London.

Delving deeper into rock n' roll territory, the 24th continues to Camden Town, famous for its music scene and maze of street markets.

The route ends at Hampstead Heath, the best way to end our sightseeing trip, where you can have a coffee and visit its huge park to relax from the bustling city.

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