London Parks
Richmond Park Richmond Park is the largest park in London. Its 1,000 hectares provide a haven for a wide variety of species (deer, fallow deer, grey squirrels, swans, etc.). There
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Royal Albert Hall
London’s most beautiful concert hall The Royal Albert Hall is a huge circular building with wings built in 1871. It was built in honour of Prince Albert, husband of Queen
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Science Museum
The London Science Museum is one of the city’s many free museums. It is located on Exhibition Road in South Kensington, close to the Natural History Museum and the Victoria
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The Channel Tunnel
Choosing the best way to cross the Channel and deciding whether to travel over or under the water is a matter of taste, time and cost. For those travelling on
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Portobello Road
Will you be in London on a Saturday? A good idea is to visit Portobello Road Market in the famous Notting Hill area, one of London’s many street markets. If
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The Sky Garden
The Sky Garden is a winter garden on the top floor of a building in the City of London, with a fantastic view of the city. And it’s free! 20
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Camden Town
Camden Town is an area of north central London that became famous for its craft market, which opened in the early 1970s, and especially for the audience it attracted. In
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Museum of Brands
You will take a journey through brands, packaging and products that tell the story of advertising from the Victorian era to the present day. The Museum of Brands, Packaging and
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Abbey Road
The Beatles’ Abbey Road is the famous street of the Liverpool singers in London. Fans of the London quartet should include the typical photo on the pedestrian crossing in their
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Oxford Street
Oxford Street is the queen of high streets. It is one of London’s most famous shopping streets, and home to a concentration of fast-fashion shops. When it comes to shopping
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