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London with children travel safety advice
London with children travel safety advice
Londoners and their city are on the whole pretty safe, although here are some things children or their parents may well not enjoy.
Rush hour between 7AM-9:30AM and 4:30PM to 7PM it's not a good idea to try and get anywhere, tubes are topped up and buses are busy, expect taxis to be scarce as well, a good way to avoid this is to go to some of the museums, such as the Natural History or the British, which tend to stay open to around 7PM.
Outlying districts 'London's streets are paved with gold'; well here they are not, more likely litter.
Evenings and nights London is one of the worlds and of course the UKs great party capitals, so expect rowdiness on a Friday and Saturday night.
Keep children under close control when walking on the streets and especially when on public transport. In the rush you may get separated, and commuters are generally unlikely to stop to help.
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