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London city guide
Travel and tourist guide for London

• London (England, UK)
  London, England's captial city is the largest and amoung the oldest cities in Europe.
• A to Z of London (London, England, UK)
  We have compiled A to Z lists of the most visited venues in London.
• Attractions (London, England, UK)
  London is one of the great tourist destinations of the world, and there is an almost inexhaustible supply of things to see and do.
• Cinemas (London, England, UK)
  London is one of the great tourist destinations of the world, and there is an almost inexhaustible supply of things to see and do.
• Galleries (London, England, UK)
  London is one of the great tourist destinations of the world, and there is an almost inexhaustible supply of things to see and do.
• Theatres (London, England, UK)
  London is one of the great tourist destinations of the world, and there is an almost inexhaustible supply of things to see and do.
• Airport Transfers (London, England, UK)
  London has 5 international airports, the largest of which is Heathrow.
• Gatwick (London, England, UK)
  Gatwick airport is connected to London with rail (south terminal) and road.
• Heathrow (London, England, UK)
  There are several ways of reaching Heathrow including a wide network of coach services and local buses, London Underground and the new Heathrow Express.
• London City Airport (London, England, UK)
  London City Airport is the leading airport in Europe dedicated to the business traveller.
• London Luton Airport (London, England, UK)
  Situated just north of London on the major road and rail networks, the airport is easily accessible whatever your method of travel.
• Stansted Airport (London, England, UK)
  Access by car to London Stansted is within easy reach of central London.
• Bayswater and Westbourne (London, England, UK)
  Welcome to The Bayswater/Westbourne area, a favored destination for those traveling to London with a superb location, good connections and some unique attractions.
• Bayswater Road (London, England, UK)
  1 Mile of open air art on the street.
• Marble Arch (London, England, UK)
  Marble Arch is the large marble arch that stands in the centre of a roundabout at the junction of Oxford Street, Bayswater Road and Park Lane.
• Notting Hill (London, England, UK)
  Unarguably the place in London at the moment; you've seen the Film now you can visit Notting Hill for your self.
• Oxford Street (London, England, UK)
  Oxford Street - known as the golden mile - is probably the most famous shopping street in London.
• Portobello Road and Market (London, England, UK)
  Portobello Road was originally a track leading to a farm called Portobello Farm.
• Speakers Corner (London, England, UK)
  Just over the road form Marble Arch (if you don't get flattened by a speeding taxi,) on Sundays Hyde Park is crowded at Speakers Corner.
• The Notting Hill Carnival (London, England, UK)
  The Notting Hill Carnival takes place over the Sunday and Monday of the last weekend in August and is officially the biggest street party in Europe.
• Whiteley's Shopping Centre (London, England, UK)
  When it first opened in 1885 Whitleys was Britain's first department store, and proud to say it could offer and quote for everything from a pin to an elephant.
• City of London (London, England, UK)
  The City of London known as the square mile or simply the City, is London's main financial district.
• Borough Market (London, England, UK)
  Borough Market is located just south of the river Thames, upstream of London Bridge.
• St Paul's Cathedral (London, England, UK)
  St Paul's Cathedral was designed by the court architect Sir Christopher Wren.
• The Monument (London, England, UK)
  The Monument stands in Monument Street off fish Fish Street Hill in the City of London.
• Tower Bridge (London, England, UK)
  Tower Bridge took 8 years to construct and was completed in 1894, today it is one of the most recognisable bridges from around the world.
• Tower of London (London, England, UK)
  The Tower of London is actually just outside the City of London in the borough of Tower Hamlets.
• Kensington and Chelsea (London, England, UK)
  Kensington was made a Royal Borough at Queen Victoria's request in 1901 and is now the most affluent borough (local authority area) in Britain.
• Hyde Park (London, England, UK)
  This Royal Park covers a large area to the south of the Bayswater area, 341 acres in total and is a popular recreational and resting haven for tourists and Londoners alike.
• Kensington Palace (London, England, UK)
  This mansion was converted to a Royal home by Christopher Wren in1819.
• Knightsbridge (London, England, UK)
  Knightsbridge (actually the west end of Kensington Road) is home to the famous London store of Harrods, a magnet to tourists from all over the world.
• Museums (London, England, UK)
  The Victoria and Albert Museum was erected in 1872 in memory of Prince Albert, the German hubby of Queen Victoria, after his death in 1861.
• The Royal Albert Hall (London, England, UK)
  A prestigious venue of 5,000 seats, (again named after Queen Victoria's hubby) which is probably best known for the annual prom concerts.
• Knightsbridge and Victoria (London, England, UK)
  The neighbourhood of Victoria is filled with tourists, largely due to the areas excellent connections to the rest of the UK as well as to the city itself.
• Buckingham Palace (London, England, UK)
  Buckingham Palace is the Queens official residence (a flag bearing the Royal Standard flies above the Palace whenever she is home), and is a definite must for those visiting London for the first time.
• Crystal Garden (London, England, UK)
  The Crystal Garden is a wonderful retreat from the hustle and bustle of London's streets.
• Harrods (London, England, UK)
  Knightsbridge is home to the famous London store of Harrods, a magnet to tourists from all over the world, (most just browse as prices can be extortionate).
• Kensington (London, England, UK)
  Kensington was made a Royal Borough at Queen Victoria's request in 1901 and is now the most affluent borough (local authority area) in Britain.
• The Houses of Parliament and Big Ben (London, England, UK)
  Westminster has been the sight of council meetings and parliamentary gatherings since 1625.
• London Olympics 2012 (London, England,