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Here's a little of London's History below to increase your appetite for a UK trip:

After 18 years, Boudicca, the Queen of the Iceni tribe that belonged to present day East Anglia, launched her attack against the trading Romans in Londinium. Later in about the year 200 AD, a wall was built in the vicinity of the city for protection which remained in place for greater than a millennium and the city's shape and size was defined by this Roman Wall.

In 886 AD it was the turn of the Danish to be ousted from Londinium by Alfred the Great and he made it a part of his kingdom of Wessex. Then in 1066 William the Conqueror from Normandy took over most of England with his well equipped army and started the construction of the Tower of London, and this proved to be a royal for many centuries.

Many guilds had their individual hall and cache of arms in the City of London, and there was additionally the main Guildhall (1411-40) where meetings of the representatives of various guilds were held. Many woodlands that are now London Parks were used as hunting grounds throughout the Tudor era, specially Richmond Park, as was Hyde Park, Regent's Park and St James Park and a good way to see all of this in one day is with a tour inside a Coach Hire in London.

Approximately 13,000 buildings, 89 churches, 52 company halls and also old St Paul's Cathedral were lost in the great fire of London. An architect won the contract for much of London's prestigious buildings thanks to King George IV as his preferred designer was John Nash who did a magnificent job via designing the avenues of Regent Street, Piccadilly Circus, Carlton Dwelling Terrace, Oxford Circus and creation and restoration of Buckingham House to a Palace for Royals to move in and live.

The earliest railway in London came in 1836 together with the railway track built from London Bridge to Greenwich and a lot of railways were introduced to other stations like Euston (1837), Paddington (1838), Fenchurch Street (1841), Waterloo ( 1848) and King's Cross (1850). The opening underground railway track was formed in 1863 which was from Paddington to Farringdon and was a straight hit from the time it was inaugurated and numerous additional lines followed.

The British Navy, was the topmost in the world for many centuries and Britain thus proved to be a world power, though in the 20th century Britain had began to dismantle its Empire.

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