London's incredible size also means it has a great deal within it. London has many of England’s greatest attractions, such as Buckingham Palace (the estate of the Queen), the Tower of London and Big Ben, even the London Eye and Richmond Park. All of these places are a great day out especially if you are interested in Britain's rich history. But, if landmarks aren’t your style, there is also the National History Museum, the Science Museum, the Tate Modern and the British Museum, a great source of inspiration for any university student.
London offers students an immense nightlife which is ready and waiting for you to explore. I
mean come on, you’re a student! This is what you need to know! Many students rush, drunk and excited, to well renowned and celebrated clubs like Shakazulu, Rise Super-Club, DNA and Foundation, London's nightlife is a colourful mish-mash of lights, music and fun. These are the places to be, as websites like xclusivetouch will testify. But, if the mosh-pit madness isn’t your scene, you can always go for the quieter clubs and bars to be found in places such as Soho and Bricklane.
Once you've recovered from a good night out and a well- deserved hangover, you might want to simply have a nice day out. Again, London has more than
enough to help. You could take your friends out bowling at the Palace Superbowl, a whopping 29-lane bowling alley with lights, music and all night entertainment, or just pop to the cinema at Premiere Scene – yes, the place where all the biggest celebrity premiers are held. You will also be able to explore the beautiful royal parks such as Regents, Hyde and Victoria.
London is a fantastic city where boredom should not be an option. Its universities are top of the line and ever present in the world rankings. And, while on a break from studying in at these beautiful institutions, the rest of the city awaits eagerly.
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