Second most populous urban area in Europe after Paris with approximately 10 million people, London was founded by the Romans 2,000 years ago and showcases a rich history of great power and world domination. While England's capital city can sometimes feel to be frozen in time with ancient castles and ruins resisting time, this cosmopolitan hub is driven into the 21st century with state-of-the-art skyscrapers neighboring world-famous historical landmarks.

Seize the chance to visit London (LGW) by taking advantage of Westjet non-stop flights from Vancouver (YVR) starting at $610, roundtrip. I tracked down ~120 stays at floor prices from April to October 2020, including options for Labour Day and Thanksgiving.

While many government-funded museums are free, some of the main attractions you’ll want to visit may be shockingly expensive. If you plan on visiting multiple attractions, you should consider getting a London Pass, which includes entry to major sights and tours, including the Tower of London, the Westminster Abbey, the London Zoo, and the Hop-on, Hop-Off Bus Tour.