Nearly a third of your schedule is against teams within your own division . Competetive divisions can cannibalize each other ' s records . <| sep |> that ' s the best 12 ball duck I ' ve ever seen , so much talent <| sep |> This kinda makes me wish npcs would react if they happen to be by and hear you talk about them . Oh my , he would be so dead . <| sep |> What a load of bullshitski . your Canadian . now apologise <| sep |> 5 years here <| sep |> Such as ? We can ' t let them try shit . <| sep |> Ich kenn nur den Fachausdruck nicht . <| sep |> We only have one true castle in London the Tower of London . It would take up the entire day if you decide to visit it . The rest of the castles are actually follies , like the ones where you ' re from . Since you ' re staying near Hyde Park just for the weekend , it ' s safe to stick within that vicinity . Lucky for you , most of the Christmas lights are on . The lights of Regent Street are particularly spectacular this year . There ' s also Winter Wonderland 10 th year anniversary , free entry , Oxford Street , Bond Street , Carnaby Street , St Christopher ' s Place , SohoKingly Court best bet for bars , Covent GardenSeven Dials , and Piccadilly CircusLeicester SquareChinatown for shopping , eating and entertainment . National GalleryPortrait Gallery , British Museum , Imperial War Museum , Somerset House , Hunterian Museum , Wallace Collection all free and London Transport Museum pay are close by . Most museums in London except some exhibitions are free . Cathedrals , castles and palaces aren ' t free , so look at them from the outside if you want to save money . You can also try these walksIf it ' s a dry scheduled day , you may get to see the changing of the guards Sunday 1130 am at Buckingham Palace only open to the public during the summer Royal Mews , and the Queen ' s Gallery . For this , start at Charing Cross in Trafalgar Square near the National Gallery , walk through the arches and down The Mall for an impressive view of Buckingham Palace . Walk around to Westminster Abbey pay if you want to enter and to Westminster Palace , the surrounding parks , Clarence House , Whitehall , Horse Guards Parade , Downing Street , Imperial War Museum , Churchill War Rooms pay , etc . Walk along Hyde Park location of Winter Wonderland to Marble Arch , and then turn right to enter Oxford Street Christmas lights are best seen in the evening and do some shopping and eating there are plenty of side streets along that road . Optional Walk down Regents Street to Piccadilly Circus , and then to Leicester Square . Visit Greenwich National Maritime Museum , Royal Observatory , Queen ' s House , view over London at Greenwich Park , and Greenwich Market . If there ' s time , you may be able to go inside Cutty Sark pay to enter and go to Blackheath , visit other museums in the area , and take the DLR through Canary Wharf . Go to Greenwich Pier and take the Clipper to the last stop . Walk down the Southbank hopefully it will be dark by then so you could see the London Eye and Palaces of Westminster illuminated , a great way to end your visit to the UK . Maybe you could squeeze in St Paul ' s Cathedral pay to enter ? You may not be able to do everything on this list as I typed this out for someone going in early Autumn . Good affordable Indian food can be found everywhere in London . You can try this placehSea 7701 FUA if you want . Show us some pictures and let us know how you got on .