The other way to live in London without spending too much money on the rent is to live in a British family. Here are some of the advantages you can get when you come in London and live few weeks or months in homestay:
Tuesday, 29 April 2014
Advantages of living in homestay in London
The other way to live in London without spending too much money on the rent is to live in a British family. Here are some of the advantages you can get when you come in London and live few weeks or months in homestay:
Tuesday, 15 April 2014
Advantages of sharing a flat in London
When you arrive in London one of the best option for
accommodation is to share a flat, but sometimes people are afraid of that but
there is no reason to because it brings a lot of advantages. Check out some of
the benefits:
Monday, 14 April 2014
The Tour de France in London
The Tour de France is coming to London!
The Tour de France, the world's largest annual sporting event, is taking place in London on Monday 7 July 2014.
It'd be a great occasion to enjoy in London's streets all the world’s greatest cyclists will compete for the famous Yellow Jersey.
On Saturday 5 July, Stage 1, the Tour will start its three-day visit to Britain in Yorkshire.
On day two, Stage 2, riders will go from York to Sheffield. And the last day, Stage 3, the route will start in Cambridge city centre and the race runs between Cambridge and London.
In London, once past the Tower of London, the final kilometres of the route will take them alongside the Thames towards Victoria Embankment before riding past the Houses of Parliament, around St James's Park and finishing, with Buckingham Palace as a backdrop, on the Mall at around 15:30* (estimated times for cyclists).
You can see below the map of the route. In Come2England we are so happy because the race is going to take place just in front of our office! On 7 July we will give all our support to the cyclists, and you, are you coming? In that case, contact us we can provide you the best accommodation!
Friday, 11 April 2014
Be ready for the London Marathon
The annual long-distance race returns for 2014. Starting from three different points in Greenwich Park the course covers 26.2 miles. The biggest crowds of spectators gather at Tower Bridge and Embankment and the emotional finish of the Marathon takes place on the Mall in front of Buckingham Palace.
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