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Hire London Bus from London-Bus-Hire.com and receive professional, reliable, and comfortable coach transport from all London Airports including Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton and Stansted airport.

We cover all London Hotels and every UK Destination that you may choose for your private rental of buses, minibuses and sedans. Transportation is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to and from all major cities and tourist attractions or special events and sports gatherings.

We also specialize in Cruise Port transfers to Dover, Harwich and Southampton and you can hire London buses Sightseeing tours in London and South East England throughout the year. Our group coach travel offers you a door to door service at reasonable rates per head.

You do not have to pay extravagant Black Taxi fares to go to a London Theatre or Restaurant or for a Boat Trip on the River Thames. Our Private Charter coach service helps customers eliminate expensive taxi hire in London's West End and of course you also get that whole group ambience if you travel together.

When you hire a London Bus from us, our professional coach drivers will ensure a memorable day for you and your Guests as it is their goal to make our customers feel at home and as comfortable as possible with safe and reliable coach transportation. Our management team has decades of experience to assist Clients and to choose the correct vehicle size or service according to their budget constraints.

You will arrive at your destination on time and unhurried as the timetable is set by you to facilitate a successful day out without stress. Why not see the sights of London in airconditioned comfort and stop for Photo Opportunities whenever you wish.

Surely this is the finest way to see London's finest attractions from inside the luxury of a hire London coach from London-Bus-hire.com coach.
 

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The Victoria and Albert Museum in South Kensington has a collection of art treasures from around the world, including sculptures, clothing and costumes, exquisite china and glassware, furniture and musical instruments. Not far away are the Science Museum (Science Museum) and the Natural History Museum (Natural History Museum).

In the Science Museum will be shown in the galleries are arranged on five levels of exhibits from the fields of astronomy, meteorology, biochemistry, electronics, navigation, aviation and photography. One of the classics among the artifacts include telescopes of Galileo Galilei and a microscope by George Adams, the first steam locomotive Puffing Billy, the first telephone by Alexander Graham Bell, a Rolls-Royce from the year 1909, a flying machine of Otto Lilienthal and the command module of the Apollo 10 spacecraft

The Natural History Museum contains about 40 million different items from the flora and fauna, including many dinosaur skeletons, fossils (including a Archaeopteryx), a 30-meter-long skeleton of a blue whale or the model of the extinct dodo bird in 1690.

The National Gallery in Trafalgar Square has a rich collection of paintings, ranging from the early beginnings in Italy to works by Cezanne and Seurat. Next door is the National Portrait Gallery, which exhibits the more than 9,000 portraits. In 1897 the Tate Gallery on the Embankment between Chelsea and Westminster has been opened. It includes the largest collection of British paintings from the 16th Century to the present. Compared with the Saint Paul's Cathedral in June 2000, the Tate Modern, an offshoot of the Tate Gallery, was opened.

The Imperial War Museum (Imperial War Museum) is one of the most important museums in the world war. It shows mainly exhibits from both world wars, such as guns and vehicles. One of four floors dedicated to detail the Third Reich. Smaller departments are a few other wars of the 20th Century such as the Vietnam War and the Falklands War. In addition, there are changing exhibitions.

Madame Tussauds wax museum is one of the biggest attractions of the capital. On display will be iconic of lifelike wax figures of historical figures and characters of contemporary history, such as athletes, movie stars, fashion designers and models. To obtain a place in the exhibition of Madame Tussaud, is one of the greatest honors that a person can receive. The founder of the museum opened in 1835 Marie Tussaud (1761-1850) was.

Right in the City is the Museum of London, whose exhibitions the development of London from its origins to the present day shows. Other famous museums and exhibitions are the Cabinet War Rooms, the London Transport Museum, Somerset House and the Sherlock Holmes Museum at 221B Baker Street.