Why choose a holiday in London centred around the Bayeux Tapestry?

To mark the special exhibition at the The Bayeux Tapestry to British Museum, London is becoming a must-visit destination for history and heritage enthusiasts.

Spend three days discovering one of Europe’s greatest capital cities. You’ll enjoy a unique cultural experience whilst exploring London’s iconic neighbourhoods.

What’s more, this city break combines historic monuments, prestigious museums, fine dining and local experiences. It is therefore an excellent way to discover London from a cultural perspective.

The British Museum and the Bayeux Tapestry

Le British Museum is one of the world’s most prestigious museums.

There, you can admire the famous The Bayeux Tapestry, on exceptional display in London. This embroidered work, measuring nearly 70 metres, is one of the most valuable examples of medieval European art.

Furthermore, the museum houses world-famous collections. In particular, you can see the Rosetta Stone, the Parthenon sculptures, Egyptian mummies and the treasures of ancient civilisations.

Westminster and its iconic landmarks

You can’t visit London without exploring its most iconic neighbourhood.

Start by taking a look at Big Ben, the Palace of Westminster and Westminster Abbey. Then, walk across St James’s Park to get to Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British monarchy.

Finally, enjoy a stroll along the Thames to take in some of the capital’s most beautiful views.

Covent Garden, Soho and the lively neighbourhoods

London charms visitors as much with its heritage as with its cosmopolitan atmosphere.

First of all, take a stroll through Covent Garden, famous for its street performers and numerous shops. Then, continue your exploration towards Soho, Carnaby Street, Oxford Street and Regent Street, true temples of London shopping.

In the evening, why not treat yourself to a musical at the famous West End, renowned worldwide for the quality of its performances.

Tower Bridge and the banks of the Thames

The neighbourhood of Tower Bridge is one of London’s must-see attractions.

Discover the Tower of London, then cross the famous bascule bridge before reaching the Borough Market, one of the capital’s most renowned food markets.

Depending on what you fancy, you can also visit the St Paul’s Cathedral, set off on a cruise along the Thames or simply enjoy the riverbanks whilst admiring London from a different angle.

A cultural city break in the heart of London

With its world-famous museums, iconic landmarks and lively neighbourhoods, London is the ideal destination for a short break.

This offer therefore allows you to combine a visit to the exceptional exhibition at the The Bayeux Tapestry the must-see attractions of the British capital. Finally, every trip can be fully tailored to suit your preferences.