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For means of transport the Underground is your best option. You will have to apply for a Visiter Oyster Card. You should be able to find a stand where you will be able to buy one. With this card you can use the busses, the Underground, trams...

Price: You start with 15£ for 2 days, but you can add more credit on your card at a tube station.

Source:https://tfl.gov.uk/travel-information/visiting-london/visitor-oyster-card

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The place of breakfast is in the restaurant of the hotel you’re staying. So it will be bed and breakfast. Your tea-time will be at The English Tea Room. The offer of breakfast is big, there's a classic British breakfast, but also the basics. The English Tea Room has various  different types of tea and it's pretty close to an Underground so it's very accessible. It's also one London's best Tea Rooms and a luxurious and typical British Tea Room.

Source: https://www.roccofortehotels.com/hotels-and-resorts/browns-hotel/restaurants-and-bars/english-tea-room/menus/

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For a place to eat I would recommend the Manna restaurant because you said you would like a vegetarian restaurant. Manna offers a variety of vegetarian food which include starters, salads, foods to share, mains, pasta, sides, deserts and the chef’s menu. The restaurant is found at 4 Erskine Road, Primrose Hill, London NW3 3AJ. I would recommend you to go there using the Underground and having a reservation at the Manna.

Source (copy URL):http://mannav.com/

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You will spend the night in the Conrad London St. James Hotel. You are staying there because it’s close to St. James Park Underground. Your hotel is also pretty close to the Westminster Abbey. The location is pretty handy for all the activities you will do. We have also chosen this hotel because it has an elevator. The only downside is that the price is pretty high.

Price: € 257,00

Source (copy URL): http://www.booking.com/hotel/gb/conrad-london-st-james.nl.html+0r1s

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It says in your survey that you would maybe like to visit Stonehenge, so I would recommend you to book a tour on this website : http://tickets.london/gt/tour/simply-stonehenge-tour-morning/133 The trip offers you an extended visit to the great monolithic structures where you can wander around the World Heritage Site for an extended period of time and take in huge 40-ton rocks that have stood in place for more than 5,000 years. The trip starts at 8:45 in the morning at Victoria and it ends at 2:30 in the afternoon at Gloucester Road. I would like to remind you that the trip is unescorted so I wouldn’t recommend you to visit Stonehenge alone.
Price: : The price to book a ticket is 45£ per adult

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As a third activity, you will be going to visit the Westmister Abbey, it is a must-see living pageant of British history.  Every year, the Abbey has over one million visitors who want to explore this beautiful 700-year-old building. Inside, you will be guided by an audio guide. The duration of the tour inside the building is about one hour. Because it’s very close to your hotel, you can reach it by foot.
Price: £20.00

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Mrs Vanherck, today we are presenting you your trip to London. The trip will be very relaxing and informative. You can do a lot of things in London, but we have chosen the best of the best for you. We will tell you which activities you will do, where you will spend the night, where you will eat and the modes of transportation you are going to use. We won’t let you down!

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I read in your survey that you would like to visit a museum and that you are not a fan of modern art. May I present you The British Museum which is located on Great Russell Street, London, WC1B 3DG. It is a museum which offers a lot of exhibitions which include: “Courting to contract: love and marriage in Iran”, “Money matters”, “Shadow puppet theatre from Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand”, “French portrait drawings from Clouet to Courbet”, “Maggi Hambling –Touch: works on paper”, “Rock art: power and symbolism in southern Africa” and “Defacing the past damnation and desecration in imperial Rome”.
Price: It is free and open daily from 10.00 to 17.30 and on Fridays it is open until 20.30.