[icon=best_time]All year round, with spring (late March - early June) and autumn (September - November) as the most popular
- [icon=historical_site]Buckingham & Kensington Palace, Windsor Castle, Westminster Abbey, & other historical royal monuments
- [icon=culinary]A diverse, international dining scene
- [icon=historical_site]Centuries-old castles
- [icon=historical_site]Architectural marvel of Stonehenge
- [icon=wine]Elegant high tea
- Edinburgh
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- Tipping is expected in the range of 10-15% in most restaurants, although some do add a service fee to the bill, in which case you are not expected to pay an additional tip.
- Be warned if you're a night owl…the Tube stops running at midnight.
- London's mild, wet climate means layers and an umbrella are necessary most of the year.
- You'll need a Type G power adaptor/voltage converter to use outlets in the British Isles.
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