to go about seeing places and things of interest: In Rome, we only had two days to sightsee.
[1825–35]
sight′se`er,n.
usage: As a back formation from sightseeing, this verb has only a present tense and a present participle, by which various past and future tenses can be formed: We were/had been sightseeing all day. We will be sightseeing for the next two hours. These tenses are also commonly expressed by the phrase go sightseeing.
And while the marathon itself certainly offers a one-of-a-kind perspective of the city, many runners will undoubtedly be tempted to arrive a week or so early and sightsee in the days prior.
Highlights & inclusions A Choir seat in the Royal Albert Hall for 'Classical Spectacular' (ticket upgrades available) A sightseeing tour of London or time to shop and sightsee One night's three-star standard bed and buffet breakfast hotel accommodation in Central London Coach travel from the local area Escorted by a friendly tour manager QUOTE BPM Call 0330 160 7727 Visit www.newmarket.travel/bpm11928 These holidays are organised & operated by Newmarket Promotions Ltd.
Price includes: Coach travel throughout, one night's B&B in a good hotel in London, a choir seat for Classical Spectacular (Upgrades available), a sightseeing tour of London or time to shop and sightsee and the services of a Tour Manager.