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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Try doing something that isn't a tourist attraction where you won't just see other tourists.[/quote]

Unless you are going to suggest something your comment is useless and unhelpful. [/quote]

OP can go to chatgpt to look for suggestions of less crowded attractions that appeal to her family

If pressed I'd say visit the Tate or the Tate Modern or St Dunstans in the East or Camden or Little Venice or Brompton Cemetery or Hampstead Heath or Richmond or Henley or one of the premier league football stadiums or the Brighton Pavilion or Kew Gardens or get a tour from a Chelsea Hospital pensioner. Visit the Wallace collection. Watch the buskers at Covent Gardens for a while. Go and get a good pub lunch or a curry outside the centre of London. This won't mean much to Americans but a friend and I spent a whole day visiting every location on the British Monopoly board from Old Kent Rd to Mayfair.[/quote]

Wow you’re so quirky![/quote]

Not really, I just don't like queuing up with bus tours of people being processed through the top 5 attractions. I lived in London for a couple of years.[/quote]

And I’m from London, but that means that you and i would do different things if we visited compared to a first time tourist. Not very helpful to suggest a monopoly tour for a first time visitor! [/quote]

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