London, England, November 24, 2011
However, even if you are unable to see the Games live, this does not mean that you will not be able to make the most out of some of the vivacious fizz of activity around Olympic Park. Perhaps start with a river cruise encompassing some prominent sights in London. Disembark from this captivating experience, and prepare to be further captivated when you take a guided London tour around the one and only, remarkable Olympic Park.
The carrying of the Olympic torch is a ceremony begat from the ancient Olympic Games. London’s Olympic torch is, arguably, particularly exquisite: its gold-coloured aluminum frame has 8,000 holes, which symbolise each of the runners who will convey the flame around the United Kingdom and Ireland over the course of 70 days. The three sides signify the Olympic motto – “higher, faster, stronger” – as well as the three LondonOlympics: 1908, 1948 and 2012.
And if you would like to discover the most extraordinary London attractions and perhaps want to gain a reprieve from the overpowering enthusiasm that is already building for the upcoming Olympics, why not attempt one of the many other alluring London tours on offer?
London Trip really make for an exceptional experience. You will not just soar past the most stupendous attractions of the capital thoughtlessly. In truth, your guide will bring London exhilaratingly alive for you in an imaginative and engaging fashion. Become mesmerised by the often unusual and fascinating narratives that lie behind the foremost landmarks of the capital.
For example, open top tours are very much worth taking. Or, equally, hop on hop off tours are also remarkably striking, and possess their own remarkable advantages over other bus tours. Simply ‘hop off’ as often as you want and then additionally delve into a particular region or attraction in the capital. You can then ‘hop’ back on to your bus in agreement with your own proclivities. Savour an experience you will never forget.
It is impossible to not get swept up in the exhilaration and sense of expectancy that comes with London’s 2012 Olympics, particularly if you are living in the city. Even if you are not a sports enthusiast, you will not be able to prevent yourself from marvelling at the incredible skill of the athletes competing. You cannot escape from the infectious passion for the Games that has already started to make itself felt in London, and will, very soon, entirely overwhelm the capital.
