London Local Custom Tips by Imbi

Royal College of Music

ADDRESS
Prince Consort Road, SW7
Nearest Tube: South Kensington

The Royal College of Music, founded in 1882, is one of Britain's leading music colleges. Some famous past students include Benjamin Britten, Vaughan Williams and Clara Butt.
During term-time there is usually at least one concert held daily, usually held at around 1pm. Many of these concerts are open to the public and are free, offering you a great opportunity to see the stars of tomorrow without paying a penny.
There is also a museum with an excellent collection of musical instruments from the 15th to the 20th centuries. The museum is open on Wednesday afternoons during term-time, admission is approximately £1.50.

Little Shanghai

You got to visit this place as you could enjoy the lovely chinees culture here and learn a lot of things about china.
The year of the Tiger began in early February and a festival took place in China town. They had various Dragon dances and traditional Chinese crafts and foods.
its just behind Trafalgar square

Full of culture and colour

London is undoubtedly a multi-cultural society. You can experience many ethnical minorities, who have been living in London for almost half a century but they have not lost touch of their own culture. If you get the chance go to Southall. You will feel like that you are not in London but India. It is like two in one kind of trip, you can enjoy and get to know the Indian culture while you are in London.