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PleaseDontBePsycho says:
Get last minute tickets to see shows by the Reduced Shakespeare Co. (12 pounds). Funny, light plays (i.e. The Complete Works of William Shakespeare - abridged) performed by excellent actors. When I was there, they were performing at the Criterion Theatre - Piccadilly.
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cotterb says:
One word, beautiful. The Royal Botanic Kew Garden is a great place to visit while in London. Getting there was easy and the shops around Kew Station are quaint and interesting.
The Gardens cost 12 pounds per person but despite that high price ($24 USD currently) there is a lot to see. There ar…
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lisalush says:
Spitalfields is a medium sized market filled with stalls of clothing from local up and coming designers, jewellry, art, furniture, instruments, records, handbags, vintage fashion and nick nacks, sunglasses and food food food!
Open on Sundays only. You will probably spend more than you bargain…
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mzunguang says:
one of those quintessential experiences is sitting in st james park on a green and white striped comfy lawn chair (preferrably already funded by someone else or the chair boy didn't get around to you to require $ to sit down..although i am sure that those chair boys need the money...), enjoy the fac…
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matthew1982 says:
Excellent amount of history adn content. Huge. Take a day to see it properly. Trench WWI Blitz Experience WWII Holocaust Experience. Tanks Planes etc on show
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hdichter says:
In addition to all of the free museums in London, there are several others that are worth the entrance fee. Right at the Hyde Park Corner stop on the Underground is the Apsley House and Weillington Museum. In addition to having a museum to see, there are quite a lot of monuments, some of which are…
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Big Ben
4 reviews
#67 of 95 things to do in London
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jhoc says:
I think everyone knows what Big Ben is. It towers over the parliament building, you see it on the plane before you land at Heathrow -if you get one of the 3 sunny days a year to fly in on ;), and you hear it chiming away in the distance.
To get here take the Jubilee line over to Westminster tube…
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wongjst says:
Piccadilly Circus is a famous traffic intersection and public space of London's West End in the City of Westminster. Built in 1819 to connect Regent Street with the major shopping street of Piccadilly, it now links directly to the theatres on Shaftesbury Avenue as well as the Haymarket, Coventry Str…
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aditany says:
You can get the details of the history of the collection from the website. My review is about my experience of the collection and why i am surprised that its taken me this long to make it there!
The collection is unique in that it reflects the tastes of three men from the same bloodline. you ca…
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holidayfinder says:
Oh, hello!
I have been there already and though I cannot say that I was full of impressions I will surelly go there again. In September they stage The Seagull play, it is a comedy. I have seen it in Germany and in Russia in those languages and want to see now in London, in English and with English …
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London Zoo
2 reviews
#71 of 95 things to do in London
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meggy89 says:
It isn't terribly expensive to get into, but things inside are quite expensive, such as snacks and souvenirs. But it is a great day out, for pretty much anyone. The zoo is well kept and tidy, the animals are interesting, although when we went the tigers were not there as they had some medical assess…
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mahi2009 says:
I went to see Madame Tussauda for a new attractions. Of course I met President Obama in Oval Office, and then discussed new film with Steven Spielberg. Discussed old memories about "Pretty Woman" with Julia Roberts. When I entered the horror room I thought this was it and I could not see again T…
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holidayfinder says:
Reconstruction took about 10 years and more than 40 millions of pounds were spent for it. Now “Globe” houses the professional drama group, staging the plays by Shakespeare. There is an exhibition hall, adjacent to the theatre. This hall represents information about performed reconstruction works…
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xxwishnonstarzz says:
Come here on Sunday to be thoroughly entertained or mentally stimulated, whichever you decide. In order to speak, there are rules about how far off the ground you must be, but there are lots of mini "discussions" (or arguements) going on all over the place. Topics range from freedom of speech, US …
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mswim says:
Against all of recommendations of my guide books, my group was dead set on visiting the London Dungeon. I had nothing better to do so I tagged along knowing that this would be lame and a waste of time. This is perhaps one of the biggest tourist traps I’ve ever visited—anywhere. Located near t…
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