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                                  OUR DAILY TOUR

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                                  OUR DAILY TOUR

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In London you can find museums never far from each other, weird ones, inspiring ones, specialized in toys so on.

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Our tour is going to start in the early morning with museums called The Natural History Museum, The Science Museum, The Victoria and Albert Museum, which are the three major museums on Exhibition Road, and continue a delicious lunch in Hard Rock Cafe that we reserved a table in before, which is the most popular place to eat your meal with catchy rock songs.

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We arrive at the Waterloo station and we have to take the Bakerloo line and change at Embankment station to take the Circle line to South Kensington station to go to museums on Exhibition Road.

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It is museum of natural history that exhibits a vast range of specimens from various segments of national history.

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We have three hours to visit the museums when we arrive at 10 o clock which is the opening hour for museums.

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National Gallery and National Portrait Gallery. 

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National Gallery and National Portrait Gallery. 

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In the afternoon, we have great galleries to visit which is named
National Gallery and National Portrait Gallery, in Trafalgar Square. (  we have three hours for it.)
National gallery is an art museum with paintings from the 13th century to 19th century.
The national Portrait Gallery is an art museum with paintings of famous faces by famous artists.

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As the museums and art galleries are free, we will spend money mostly on the restaurants and theatre tickets.
Restaurants: The Ivy Market Grill will cost us about £25 per person, meaning £100 for all 4 of us. The Hard Rock Café - approximately £ 20 per person, thus £80 for 4 people.
The tickets for the Lion King in the Lyceum Theatre will be £71,50/person, resulting £286 for all of us.
Subway will cost us about £10/person.
Altogether we will spend 40+286+80+100= £506