Around 30 million people a year visit London. The number of foreign visitors was 15.2 million in 2006 (the majority being other Europeans). Although the number of British visitors to London is impossible to calculate, it is thought that around 15 million non-London Brits spend at least one night in London a year.
Apart from walking, the most popular means of transport are busses and underground trains. There are also lots of taxis (but these are much more expensive).
Relatively few people would attempt to drive in London. Traffic is generally very busy. There are complex one-way systems. Parking is very difficult and very expensive. There is also now a congestion charge - a daily tax for driving in central London.
Some 17 million international visitors came during 2014, probably more will visit during 2016. That's London, England. There is also a London in Canada.
About 7-8 hours to travel London to Muscat.
People did not travel from London to Berlin in WW2 unless they were in a military aircraft and dropping bombs.
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When traveling from London to oxford, people will most likely travel on the A40. It is also necessary to travel using the A402.
By ship
It depends on where you are starting from and your method of travel.
In London most people use the tube (subway) or bus.
There are about 9.000 to 10.000 people travelling from London to New York daily. 37 Flights with approx 250 seats each = 9.250 passengers daily one way.
britishairways, expedia, and and visitlondon are all websites which offer travel packages to london via many travel options such as bus, train, boat, or air travel.
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1000000000 hours if you walk
Norwegian people like to travel to the south like spaing or the greek isles, but they also travel to cities like London and Paris.