It's called Fortnum and Mason, it is London's souvenir heaven. Picture 1  showcases a variety of floral and fruit teas. Picture 2  features Fortnum & Mason’s hand cream, made with flowers and herbs grown in their own garden. The perfume in Picture 3  smells absolutely divine. This unique shopping experience can be included in our itinerary if you wish—just let our London local guide  know. I haven’t had the chance to try the chocolates in this shop yet, but I can happily reco

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First, make sure you have a Visa or Mastercard , as these are the most widely accepted payment methods in the UK. Please note that using a foreign card may incur currency conversion fees. Ideally, it’s best to have some British pounds (GBP) in cash . Most countries have foreign exchange bureaus where you can exchange money before departure. If this isn’t convenient, our London-based local guides  can assist you. Simply let us know the amount of GBP you need, and we will infor

You can buy Pay As You Go SIM cards  (we recommend this rather than a contract or plan, which may charge you more) from physical mobile phone shops in London, such as Three, O2, EE,  and Vodafone . We do not  recommend buying SIM cards from supermarkets, as they may not work reliably. Alternatively, you can purchase a SIM card in your home country before travelling  for extra convenience.

First you need your passport. Then, go to the government website: Visit the UK as a Standard Visitor: Apply for a Standard Visitor visa - GOV.UK ( www.gov.uk ) Then, after you prepared all your documents, you can apply via: Select your language ( visas-immigration.service.gov.uk )