Germany is for sure one of the most popular and prominent countries in the world. It has a rich heritage and culture that will for sure mesmerize you. Traveling to this particular country is going to be a memorable one when you do everything right. But your expenses here can shoot high if you do not plan on minute things like the sim card.

Using your sim card from your home may not be a good option. It is because international roaming charges are pretty high. When you use your sim card from home, your expenses will shoot up. Once you come back from the trip, you will get the shock of your life, as you will have to pay a bill that is hefty.

For many Americans, a vacation abroad in England or Europe is a once in a lifetime experience. Unlike other parts of the world, we don’t tend to get much vacation leave from our employers, which makes long haul travel difficult. In fact, there’s no minimum statutory entitlement in the USA to vacation leave: we’re the only developed country that doesn’t require employers to provide paid vacation leave.

The public transport system in London is exceptional, with the London Underground providing a reliable and quick way to traverse the many boroughs of London and see the sights. Our recent blog article explains more about using London’s public transport.

But there might be times when you need a taxi, or a private hire care service. We’ll provide some useful information below about using taxis and private hire car services in London.

Best for short trips around the city:  London Taxis 

London’s famous taxis are affectionately called “black cabs”.

The London Museum scene is truly epic. You can spend many days exploring them all, from the Natural History Museum, to the British Museum to the Science Museum.

Dig a little deeper and you’ll find a whole host of other truly unique museums. Here’s three we think you might not know about, but which you must absolutely visit! And, they’re all free!

Hunterian Museum

The Hunterian Museum is located at the Lincoln’s Inn Fields, inside the Royal College of Surgeons, just a short walk from Holborn underground station.