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I'm in London. Where should I go?
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Get out of the city and go to a small country pub, Grab a meal and a pint.
Get a big dish of beef chow mein!
For how long? Alone? Budget? Resistant to disease?
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Denmark Street. Music shops galore.
The Natural History Museum, if you’re into this kind of thing.
We only got to spend a few hours in it. Amazing.
We only got to spend a few hours in it. Amazing.
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The Bass Gallery, in Camden Town. Whilst there, wander up to the Dublin Castle in Parkway, where Amy Winehouse and Madness cut their teeth.
The Last Tuesday Society
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Get a drink. See the museum.
Museum Departments - The Last Tuesday Society
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Get a drink. See the museum.
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Look, kids! Big Ben, Parliament!
(the bass centre)
(the bass centre)
The Science Museum!
I was there a few years ago and I loved it so much i went twice (but I'm a big nerd). They have the Apollo 10 command module and one of Herschel's telescopes and all kinds of good stuff. Highly recommended.
I was there a few years ago and I loved it so much i went twice (but I'm a big nerd). They have the Apollo 10 command module and one of Herschel's telescopes and all kinds of good stuff. Highly recommended.
The Bass Gallery. It’s a world treasure.
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Another vote for The Bass Gallery and the shops on Denmark Street. Trafalgar Square, the Tate (modern art), Windsor Castle (can take the train), Buckingham (and surrounding park), etc. Have fun.
There's the obvious stuff - the British Museum, the National Gallery, the Tata Modern, Buckingham Palace.
But the National Portrait Gallery is great, the British Library always has great and interesting things on display. The Cabinet War Rooms are fascinating if WWII history interests you. The original Tate in Chelsea has a great collection.
Go to Hampton Court. Do a day trip to York. Or Greenwich
The bass shops already mentioned are worth a trip. Denmark St isn't as awesome as it used to be. That's a neighborhood that has really changed in the last 20 years.
Go to Brick Lane for a curry. Or if you're in Ealing, go to Monty's.
If you're in Notting Hill, go to the Windsor Castle pub.
But the National Portrait Gallery is great, the British Library always has great and interesting things on display. The Cabinet War Rooms are fascinating if WWII history interests you. The original Tate in Chelsea has a great collection.
Go to Hampton Court. Do a day trip to York. Or Greenwich
The bass shops already mentioned are worth a trip. Denmark St isn't as awesome as it used to be. That's a neighborhood that has really changed in the last 20 years.
Go to Brick Lane for a curry. Or if you're in Ealing, go to Monty's.
If you're in Notting Hill, go to the Windsor Castle pub.
