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Bonjour mes amis, and welcome to London! I'm your guide, Professor Pierre, and we're about to embark on a budget-friendly summer adventure through the heart of England's capital. Prepare yourselves for a whirlwind tour blending history, mystery, and maybe a touch of cheeky British humour. We'll be navigating London during peak season, which means higher prices but also a vibrant, bustling atmosphere. Think of it as a vibrant, chaotic orchestra of humanity!

Summer in London (June-August) is high season. Expect sunny spells, interspersed with unpredictable showers – typical British weather! Pack layers; a light jacket is essential. Average temperatures hover around 20°C (68°F), but it can get hotter, particularly during heatwaves. The crowds will be substantial, but don't let this dampen your spirits! It's all part of the London experience.

Now, let's talk budget. Accommodation in hostels can range from £25-£40 per night. A budget-friendly meal (think delicious pub fare or street food) will cost around £10-£15. Public transport is your friend! A seven-day Oyster card (for the tube, buses, etc.) will cost around £30. Expect to spend about £5-£10 on entry fees to museums (many are free, though!), and perhaps another £20-30 per day on activities like visiting parks or taking a boat ride on the Thames.

Food-wise, brace yourselves for a culinary adventure! From classic fish and chips (around £8-£12) to curries (reflecting London's diverse population), to delicious afternoon tea (budget around £20-£30), the options are boundless. Don't forget to sample the local beers and try a traditional Sunday roast (about £15-£25). Street food markets are also a fantastic and affordable option.

London's architecture is a spectacular blend of eras – from Georgian elegance to Victorian grandeur and modern marvels. Explore iconic landmarks like Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, and the Tower of London (entry fees vary). Wander through charming neighbourhoods like Notting Hill and wander through Hyde Park, enjoying the sounds of buskers and the laughter of picnicking Londoners.

You'll find the local populace to be a fascinating mix of reserved politeness and surprisingly open friendliness. Tourists, naturally, are a diverse bunch – from excited families to adventurous backpackers like yourself. The atmosphere is electric, filled with the constant hum of city life. The music scene is just as diverse; you'll hear everything from street performers to the sounds of live music spilling from pubs. And yes, even London has its share of friendly squirrels and the occasional stray cat.

Remember, the beauty of London lies in its ability to cater to every whim. Whether you're searching for history, culture, or simply a good cup of tea, this city has something to offer. Plan your itinerary well. This trip, for seven days, considering moderate spending, could cost you around £500-£700, excluding flights. That's a small price to pay for an unforgettable adventure!

Au revoir, and bon voyage! Remember to be adventurous, embrace the unexpected, and enjoy the unique charm of London. And do let me know if you stumble upon any hidden mysteries while you're there!