(EMAILWIRE.COM, November 25, 2011 ) London, UK -- Tourists from all over the world are currently flocking to the United KingdomÂ’s enigmatic capital city in a bid to soak up the atmosphere of pre-Olympic London. As the infrastructure to the sporting fiesta continues to take shape, visitors are keen to view the already famous landmarks that are found in this fascinating metropolis.
City Sightseeing, the worldÂ’s leading provider of open top bus tours, offers visitors to London the finest way to see the sights. As well as giving tourists the ultimate in vantage points, they also supply either live guides from professionals or a multilingual commentary service that will bring the cityÂ’s fascinating heritage to life.
Their informative and exciting bus tours can be accessed from stops all over the city, thanks to their hop-on hop-off system. Passengers can stay for the complete London tours or simply get off when they choose and, if they wish, return later in the day for the remainder of the odyssey.
London is home to some of the most familiar landmarks on the planet, and visiting them by open top bus enables passengers to gain a unique insight into their iconic beauty. The bus also represents the perfect position for taking those all-important photographs that will become a permanent reminder of the touristÂ’s trip to perhaps the greatest city of them all. For anyone with a camera, the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace, the London Eye and Marble Arch are all just waiting to be viewed.
2012 promises to be one of the most exciting years of all for London, with the hosting of the Olympics serving to focus the worldÂ’s attention on the city. For people who have never been before, it could be the perfect year to make the effort, and with City SightseeingÂ’s help they will be able to see this glorious city in all its undoubted splendour.
City Sightseeing was formed in 1998, although the parent company The Ensign Group, has been in existence for over 30 years, and our very first tour, in Seville, is still going strong. From just 4 tours in 2000 to 80+ for 2008, the bright red, cheerful buses are now a well-known sight in many of the cities around the world.
