How correct?
How correct?
I arrived in London or I arrived to London?

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You can't use 'to' with 'arrive'.

You need to use the appropriate prepostion of place/fixed location. In the case of a town/country etc the preposition of place is 'in'

I arrive in England.
I arrive in London.

If the usual preposition of location is 'at', then you say 'arrive at'.

I arrive at work.

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You would only say,
I arrived in London, not to London.
You could say,
Did you go to London? 
Most people would say Did you visit London?