Trafalgar Hilton

... on time and we caught our flight to Vienna, arriving around 4.30pm. Weather in Vienna is beautiful around 27 degrees celsuis, our Trafalgar transfer takes us to the lovely hotel right on the Danube river, a new fresh hotel, still smelt new.  We had ...

... . We found our luggage, bought our tube ticket and emerged in Trafalgar Square - the very center of London. The Trafalgar Hilton is sleek with modern furnishings and is quite comfortable. There's complimentary full-size bottles of Earthrise shampoo, ...

... , followed by a pub lunch. Quite a lot of traffic heading back into London but we finally made it to Victoria to drop off the car then caught a cab to our hotel The Trafalgar Hilton, with a great location right on ...

... google it. too It has its advantages, of course, but it's scary too. It's as bad as Santa. My hotel is right on Trafalgar Square (thank you, Priceline). It is very cool (note the italics, which I hope will format properly when I paste this on my ...

... to the hotel to finally check in and drop the bags in our room, we headed back out and made our way to Trafalgar Square where another Canadian moment happened. Trafalgar Square is the official center of London and one of the most popular locations for ...

... London with our tour group. We got on a coach and were driven around to see different locations including St. Paul's Cathedral, Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace, the bell tower that houses Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament. We got off the coach at St. ...

... tickets again - love it!) and then visits to a few of the places that I've been before but are new to Donna. Picadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square and Covent Garden to name a few.  We'll decide where else on the day. UPDATE:  And now here we ...

. . . . . . . . . . . . My wife and I did one of those six country tours with TWA Getaway Vacations that lasted 20-days, but seemed much longer.   This travelogue will be based on the cities we visited, and will be very brief on commentary ...

... of the sights. Walked through Green Park and watched the change of the guard at Buckingham Palace. Walked up Pall Mall to Trafalgar Square. Looked through the National Museum which was pretty cool. Strolled down the Strand (it wasn't red) and had lunch ...

... friendly. He was talkative, and he pointed out some of London's well known sites on the way to our hotel, like Marble Arch and Trafalgar Square. Once we got closer, he explained to us that the Metropole was in an Arab area. Interesting, I thought. A lot ...

... some pictures.      After we hopped on the Big Bus and went to see a bit Picadilly Circus, then Trafalgar Square and St. Paul's Cathedral.  We kept seeing this little store/deli called Pret a Manger, so had decided to ...

... We took a cab to Picadilly Square....reminded me a bit of Times Square....we walked over to Chinatown for lunch....and then to Trafalgar Square to catch our Hop On/Off tour, unlike NYC the weather here is cold and somewhat rainy, but nobody complains they ...

... and thank god she got that one as it was like rocket fuel – anymore and she’s have been in the fountain Trafalgar Square style singing the British National Anthem.      We arrived at the Bellagio just in time for a show ...

... didn't actually take a ride this time. A long walk up the Thames put Master X to sleep and I diverted across to Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus. As usual they were both very busy however there seemed to be less pooping pigeons at Trafalgar Square ...

... all day people approach you so that they can have their picture taken with someone with a funny hat. Witnessed a peace march in Trafalgar Square--a name that took me all weekend to pronounce correctly (and even now I have to think about it). And on to ...