East London

Second Shortest Route in london Underground Network ... it runns in zone 2 only in the east london areas. starting from Shoreditch and terminating at 2 destinations 1, New Cross Gate and second is New cross and it covers the following destinations

• Shoreditch
• Whitechapel
• Shadwell
• Canada Water
• Surrey Quays
• Newcross & Newcross Gate

Waterloo & City Line

well.. this is so far the shortest route train .. covers only 2 destinations. and it runs only during Weekdays to avoid congestion within central area Major Business points travellers

This train starts from Bank and finishes at Waterloo and there's no stop between these 2 stations . so start in zone one finish in zone 1 :)

Victoria Line

Another busy network from London Underground. Victoria Line Runs from zone 3 in North East London and ends up in south London zone 2 .. it covers the following Major destinations:

• Walthamstow Central
• Tottenham Hale
• Seven Sisters
• Finsbury Park
• King's Cross St Pancras
• Euston
• Oxford Circus
• Green Park
• Victoria
• Vauxhall
• Stockwell
• and last is Brixton where it terminates

Circle Line

well the name says it all.. Circle Line .. it runs in a Circle and stays within Central London. it covers the following destinations

• Edware Road
• Baker Street
• Great Portland Street
• Kings Cross St Pancras
• Farringdon
• Moorgate
• Liverpool Street
• Aldgate
• Towerhill
• Bank
• Embankment
• Westminster
• South Kensington
• Gloucester Road
• Nottinghill Gate

Jubilee Line

Jubliee Line covers most of the central london areas .. runs from Zone 3 in East london and ends at Stanmore in North West or London. this line covers following destinations

• Stratford
• Westham
• Canning Town
• Canary Wharf
• London Bridge
• Waterloo
• Westminster
• Green Park
• Bong Street
• Kilburn
• Kingsbury
• Queensbury
• and Stanmore in Zone 5

Northen Line

Northern Line or Black Line a decent Undergound train Runs from 2 destinations in North London ..

Starts from High Barnet in North Longon Zone 5 and second one from Edware in Zone 5 for North West London and one from zone 4 north london at Mill Hill East both trains join at Camden Town and then split again for 2 routes one goes via Charing Cross Branch and another one takes the Bank Branch and then join again at Kennington and then ends at Morden in South London Zone 4.

Major areas covered by this train are

Edware
Brend Cross
Archaway
Finchley
Camden Town
Kings Cross St Pancras
Euston
Bank
Tottenham Court Road
Leicester Square
Chairing cross
Embankment
London Bridge
Elephant & Castle
Stockwell
Tooting Broadway & Bec
and South Wimbledon

Piccadilly Line

if you are going to Heathrow Airport then train to use is Piccadilly Line on Underground

runs from Cockfosters zone 5 from North London and through to central london ends at Heathrow Terminals 1,2,3 and 4.

one of the bussiest networks as well. and covers following major areas

Wood Green
Manor HOuse
Arsenal
Holloway Road
Finsbury Park
Kings Cross st Pancras
Holborn
Lecister Square
Piccadilly Circus
Hyde Park
Knightsbridge
Gloucester Road
Earl's Court
Acton Town
Honslow
and
Heathrow 1 2 3 and 4 terminals

Central Line

Central Line or Red Line is another famouse underground network train in London.

this turns from ZOne 6 in East from Epping and terminates at 2 destinations

1. Ealing Broadway
2. West Ruislip

this is one of the most bussiest underground trains as well.. and covers the major business areas on it's way like Bank , Oxford CIrcus , Liverpool Street , Tottenham COurt Road , Bond Street , Nottinghill Gate

District Line London

District Line is one of the old Underground networks in Britian. it's also konws as Green Line

this train starts from Upminster ( east London ) and ends at different locations in west and south west london.

1 branch goes to Wimbledon

another one goes to Edgware Road

then Kensington

then Richmond

and the last one is Ealing Broadway.

it is said that around 600,000 travellers use this train everyday. it runs underground as well as over ground , underground where it is in central london areas.

since london is devided in various zones so it runs from zone 6 in the east and goes to zone 4 at maximum towards west.

stay tuned for more information about london underground

Transportation in London !!

Well, since the london is such a huge city it would be difficult for someone to Drive a car through the busy City Centre and expensive to use public car parking as well as parking along the road.

Just a single entry in London City can cost you £8.00 :)

for this , Government has a great network which has solved your solution for driving through busy areas. and they ahve devided London into different Zones.

For bus services it works only single Zone for whole london . but for Trains there are so many trains you could hardly count. every 1 to 2 minutes trains. and beauty is :) they are Underground.

Networks run in London Underground:

• Northern Line
• Central Line
• Piccadly Line
• Jubliee Line
• District Line
• Bakerloo
• Circle Line
• Hammersmith & City
• Metropolitan Line
• Victoria Line
• DOclands Light Railway
• Waterloo & City
• and
• National Rail Services

and on top of it .. BUS services which run 24 hours. not all routes though but most of them.

in my next post i'll explain which train takes you to which destination :) so stay tuned

London More Tourist Attraction !!

I have posted few tourists attractions in my previous post but here i will be posting some more.

London has turned out to be a mix city of historical and 21st century architecture.

you'll find the places for over 100s of years and find the places recently created for tourists. so i'm not sure by the time you visit london there will be more new attraction for yourself :)

some of them are:

• Trafalgar Square
• Big Ben and the House of parliament
• The Royal Albert Hall
• The Victoria and Albert Museum
• Natural History Meuseum
• Madam Tasaud
• Kings Cross St Pancras

there are still plenty to come :)

21st Century London

London hosted the much derided Millennium Dome at Greenwich, to mark the new century.
Other Millennium projects were more successful. One was the largest observation wheel in the world, the "Millennium Wheel", or the London Eye, which was erected as a temporary structure, but soon became a fixture, and draws four million visitors a year. The National Lottery also released a flood of funds for major enhancements to existing attractions, for example the roofing of the Great Court at the British Museum.


The London Plan, published by the Mayor of London in 2004, estimated that the population would reach 8.1 million by 2016, and continue to rise thereafter. This was reflected in a move towards denser, more urban styles of building, including a greatly increased number of tall buildings,[6] and proposals for major enhancements to the public transport network. However, funding for projects such as Crossrail remained a struggle.

On 6 July 2005 London won the bid to host the 2012 Olympics. However, celebrations were cut short the following day when, on 7 July 2005, London was rocked by a series of terrorist attacks. More than 50 were killed and 750 injured in three bombings on London Underground and another aboard a double decker bus near Russell Square in King's Cross.

Places in London

London is the home or tourists in England. Tourist from around the world visit london just to see the historical and cultural glance within this city.

• London Bridge
• Tower of London
• Houses of Parliament
• Buckingham Palace
• the City
• St. Paul's Cathedral
• Westminster Abbey
• Alexandra Palace
• Battersea Power Station
• Croydon Airport
• Hyde Park, London
• the Monument
• Parliament Hill
• Royal Society
• Royal Institution
• Thames Barrier
• Tyburn
• Waterloo
• Vauxhall Station
• British Airways London eye

London !!!

right today i'd like to share information about one of the world's most famous and bussiest city ... LONDON :)

London is the Capital of United Kingdom and has a recorded history over 2000 years. and during this time period london has changed rapidly and has become the centre of Financial and cultular Capital in the world. but one thing for sure, London has a huge life in it for those who want to live it :)

Highlights for North East of England

Be dazzled by The Alnwick Garden; gaze in awe at Alnwick Castle, and see The Angel of the North: a North East England break is a string of highlights. Reinvigorate yourself in our open spaces – two Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a vast National Park and dramatic Heritage Coast. Head for vibrant cities, discover magnificent castles and explore acclaimed and award-winning attractions.

Angel of the North

This 20m-high sculpture by Antony Gormley is one of the most-viewed pieces of public art in the world.

Hadrian’s Wall

Walk or cycle this 73-mile World Heritage Site, in the footsteps made by the Roman legions almost 2000 years ago.

Bamburgh Castle
A spectacular fortress with fine displays of armour and paintings and outstanding views of the Northumberland coast.

The Holy Island of Lindisfarne

This magical island, where the famous Gospels were written, can only be reached by crossing a causeway at low tide.

The Sage Gateshead

This stunning building was designed by Forster and Partners and plays host to music from every corner of the world.

Durham Cathedral

Magnificent World Heritage Site described by travel writer Bill Bryson as “the best cathedral on planet Earth”.

Northumberland National Park
Officially England’s most tranquil place and the perfect escape for walkers and wildlife-watchers alike.

Places to Visit in North East England

Difficult to find where to go in North East of England ?? let me help you here :)

Here you can have it all: dazzling city life and Blue Flag beaches, vibrant culture and great shopping, cosmopolitan cafés and sparkling nightlife. And the great news it that everything’s just a short stroll or Metro ride away.

NewcastleGateshead’s rejuvenated Quayside dazzles with culture -

BALTIC: Centre for Contemporary Art,

The SAGE Gateshead: international music venue and the iconic Gateshead Millinium Bridge

In the city centre, the architecturally fascinating Grey Street was voted Best Street in Britain by Radio 4 listeners.

Eating out is a treat for all the senses, with many restaurants having wonderful river or city views. There are also some great places to stay on the Quayside and town centre, there are also some hotels if you fancy staying out of the centre but close as well.

Shopping malls such as Eldon Square and Metro Centre Gateshead, one of Europe’s largest shopping centre, contrast with quirky markets at Jesmond Dene and Tynemouth station. Tynemouth also has thriving surfing and café-bar scenes.

The city is surrounded by open spaces: Jesmond Dene; Saltwell Park and Gibside - home to rare red kites - and award-winning beaches line the nearby coast. Walk or cycle the coastal paths, see the amazing rock stack in Marsden Bay.

Nearby Sunderland, the city by the sea, is set right on the mouth of the River Wear next to an award-winning coastline and surrounded by easily accessible countryside. Look out for the adrenalin rush of the Red Arrows at the annual Sunderland International Airshow and the world's best kite flyers at the International Friendship Festival in July each year.

Where to GO !!

Well, in the recent years Travelling for the people has been changing a lot. being in hotel indusrty i've seen people usually travelilng to european countries and most of the destinations are always like

France
Italy
Spain
Greece

now during the years 2009 i've seen a different change, tourist industry within the uk is improving a lot. i can give you an example in North East of England where i can see more events taking place the famous ones are WWE Wrestlemania , Pink , Britian's Got Talent and many more.

updating in process.......

Planning for Holiday

In this blog i'll provide information about Holidays and Locations within the uk and around the world where you can go and have some quality time and some tips about how companies work for your booking :)