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Maureenie says:
I totally stole this from "puddles_mcgee" on the Lonely Planet website,
AND it has nothing to do with London specifically, but I wanted to
share it, because it made me feel less stressed out about traveling. It
was called, "Travel Pleasures to Stop Feeling Guilty About":
Missing the Star At…
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TGV trains
1 review
#32 of 81 general tips & advice in London
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jenn79 says:
There's also a high speed train now available, primarily from Paris (Gare de Lyon) that takes you to other destinations. It's average priced, but the direct, high speed nature of these trains will make it a lot more convenient. I think there is a connection to London, but I'm not sure about Italy - …
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sdbleve says:
I found the London Pass to be a good idea also. Their book lists a lot of things to do, and gives discounts to do them. You can also get multi-day transportation passes. When I go, I get their pass, and a travel pass that starts the day I arrive. I then take the Underground into London from Heathrow…
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texastony says:
Wow!!!!!very expensive, but live atmosphere. It was flowing with entertainment and exactly what i expected England to be like, but mixed with New York. I was still sick but stayed at a hosile on a back ally. I don't remember the name but i ran into some friends i met in venice a couple days earlier.
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sarahelaine says:
The M25 is a road that can strike terror into the hearts of almost any Brit. It is essentially a large motorway (that's highway, to our American visitors) that circles London. Theoretically, anyway. I've seen it described as the world's largest car park, and sometimes that's true. But it's actua…
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danikbates says:
Eurostar is an international train service which runs services from London (St Pancras), Paris (Gare du Nord) and Brussels (Midi/Zuid) with Calais (Frethun), Lille (d'Europe), Eurodisney, Ebbsfleet and Ashford being the other stations in between.
The railway line is connected via the Channel Tun…
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lans says:
I just wanted to let anyone know that may be interested in the COntiki Tours that they may not be all your looking forward to, or they could be exactly what you want!
I did a 10 day tour of seven countries I think in europe last summer. I knew it would be pretty intense but it was not at all what …
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kazarre says:
This is way too expensive. If you are going to travel around the south maybe you should bet a railcard for 20 quid. This will save you a 3rd off all your train fares (you can use it for 3 other people too - so definitely worth it if you are with a group). An example - it cost £6.75(single) which …
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London
2 reviews
#39 of 81 general tips & advice in London
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JannyG says:
It all depends where you are comparing to. London is expensive compared to much of the rest of UK as with any capital cities but not compared to the rest of northern EU - Scandinavia, etc. Accommodation is expensive (by my standards) but not so bad if you go for a good quality backpacker hostel. The…
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natashapaul says:
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chimera15 says:
WATCH YOUR FAVORITE TV SHOW: LIVE - FOR FREE!
Unknown to many, the audiances on a majority our British pre-recorded television and radio shows do not pay a fee for their entry to events. Instead tickets can be obtained from the individual broadcasters web sites or free third party sites such as …
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ASDA
1 review
#42 of 81 general tips & advice in London
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peppertm says:
It’s exactly like Wal-Mart! And I love Wal-Mart. You can find almost anything here for really reasonable prices. So great.
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danikbates says:
The East Coast mainline is one of the UK's busiest and popular railway routes for tourists and business-people. The main location or point of travel is the London terminus station of King's Cross.
Route from Kings Cross.
Local communter service: First Capital Connect runs this service out of …
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testm12 says:
touristy, cheap, museum, italian, wine
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pixie says:
Here's a few places/things I really enjoyed visiting/doing:
1. Hop On Hop Off bus (http://www.theoriginaltour.com/): I paid 18 pounds and the ticket was good for 48 hours. Very good for hitting a lot of the major London sights.
2. Tower of London (http://www.hrp.org.uk/TowerOfLondon/) and Towe…
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