Candace's Guide to the UK: Part I

Okay. So this whole studying abroad thing, coupled with the whole I've-actually-spent-a-decent-bit-of-time-in-the-UK-and-Italy thing, has started resulting in some fun conversations in which I throw multiple recommendations out into the air for things that people should do when they visit. I figured (mostly for Natalie's sake) that I would finally write these down in some concrete way. I might occasionally make posts like this about the UK and Italy, partially in preparation for my own travels next year, and partially for the benefit of some of my friends who may desire to partake in my abundant knowledge. :)

So, in the next fifteen minutes before I force myself to begin constructive work on my paper that's due on Monday, I will enlighten you all with a list of cheap, fun things to do in London.

( London arts, entertainment, libraries, and museums for £10 or less )

There is so much more that I could say about cheap but awesome stuff to do in London, but I told myself I'd only spend 15 minutes pulling this together and it's been an hour already. So I shall leave off here and return to my beloved London at a later date! Once I finish this, future topics include other cities in the UK worth visiting & what to do there, transportation in London, transportation within the UK in general, the things that you should spend money for, etc.

Comments, questions, and suggestions are welcome!