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Buckingham Palace is a complex on an area of 20 hectares and is like a mini-city with its own small infrastructure. Today, it is in Buckingham Palace that Queen Elizabeth II lives. The palace is open to tourists only in summer, during the queen's absence. You can walk through the staterooms and see the Royal Collection's treasures, among which there are paintings by Rembrandt, Canaletto, and Vermeer.

In the West End of London, Leicester Square is a pedestrian area where the capital's cultural and theatrical life is in full swing. 6 cinemas and more than 50 theatres offer guests a rich program. Festivals are often held in the square. In the 19th century, a monument to William Shakespeare was erected here. The area is also famous for its restaurants, pubs, and nightclubs.

Even though this tradition gradually becomes obsolete, you can drink tea in the restaurant of any department store or in a hotel where you will be welcome, even if you are not its guest. The British drink tea with milk, muffins or cookies, buns with cream or jam, and fruits are served with it. But keep in mind that tea drinking is not a matter of five minutes but a whole ritual.