Guidebook for London
Sightseeing
Stunning views, even better at night time. It is 30 minutes away, just take bus 53 or 453. Day only tickets are from £19.35. For day & night tickets £24.53.
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London Eye
Stunning views, even better at night time. It is 30 minutes away, just take bus 53 or 453. Day only tickets are from £19.35. For day & night tickets £24.53.
Amazing views, one of the tallest buildings in the UK. £25.95 during the day and 33.95 at night time. Hungry after? Check out Oblix restaurant, expect to spend a minimum of £120 for 2
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The View from The Shard
32 London Bridge StAmazing views, one of the tallest buildings in the UK. £25.95 during the day and 33.95 at night time. Hungry after? Check out Oblix restaurant, expect to spend a minimum of £120 for 2
For history of royalty, you can visit Tower of London. Main attractions are castle, the queen jewels. £24.50 each.For more info: http://www.hrp.org.uk/tower-of-london/visit-us/tickets-and-prices/
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Tour de Londres
For history of royalty, you can visit Tower of London. Main attractions are castle, the queen jewels. £24.50 each.For more info: http://www.hrp.org.uk/tower-of-london/visit-us/tickets-and-prices/
Victoria and Albert Museum
Cromwell RoadHistoric fashion museum
Food Scene
A fantastic Brazilian & Japanesse restaurant. Expect to pay £80 for 2.
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SUSHISAMBA Londres
BishopsgateA fantastic Brazilian & Japanesse restaurant. Expect to pay £80 for 2.
Wasabi Sushi & Bento
56-58 Brompton RdGreat authentic Japanese food. Roughly £6 each
Rodizio Rico The O2
Peninsula SquareLove meat, then visit Brazilian restaurant and buffet Rodizio Rico
South African Cuisine. South African decor is a sight to behold.
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Shaka Zulu
Chalk Farm RoadSouth African Cuisine. South African decor is a sight to behold.
Drinks & Nightlife
Moroccan restaurant, lovely food and drinks. Amazing moroccan decor.
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Momo
25 Heddon StMoroccan restaurant, lovely food and drinks. Amazing moroccan decor.
ICEBAR LONDON
31-33 Heddon StA bar made entirely of ice, drink from ice glass.
Restaurant & Bar in one of the tallest buildings in the UK. Expect to pay £120 for two people.
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Oblix
31 St Thomas StRestaurant & Bar in one of the tallest buildings in the UK. Expect to pay £120 for two people.
Parks & Nature
Timeout says "A Green Flag Award-winning park with a bowling green, tennis courts and football pitches, plus a sports centre, café, art gallery, children's play room and a bandstand that hosts regular events"
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Southwark Park
Gomm RoadTimeout says "A Green Flag Award-winning park with a bowling green, tennis courts and football pitches, plus a sports centre, café, art gallery, children's play room and a bandstand that hosts regular events"
Burgess has something for everyone with tennis courts, two children's play areas, an open air exercise area, a designated bbq area, a fishing lake with ducks and geese and plenty of wide open space for walking, biking and exercising
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Burgess Park
Cobourg RoadBurgess has something for everyone with tennis courts, two children's play areas, an open air exercise area, a designated bbq area, a fishing lake with ducks and geese and plenty of wide open space for walking, biking and exercising
"A hidden South London gem. From the outlook Peckham Rye looks like any other wide open park in London but walk a little further and you'll find a maze of Japanese and American gardens. There's ponds, geese, tropical birds, wild flowers, pegodas, even a real life Peckham Spring!"
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Peckham Rye Common
34 Straker's Rd"A hidden South London gem. From the outlook Peckham Rye looks like any other wide open park in London but walk a little further and you'll find a maze of Japanese and American gardens. There's ponds, geese, tropical birds, wild flowers, pegodas, even a real life Peckham Spring!"
"Kennington Park seems too small to be much of a draw to anyone who doesn't live very locally, but when you delve a little deeper there's lots on offer.
There are the usual amenities - space for joggers, outdoor gym, a playground, tennis courts. But there's also a little cafe, and a garden supported by lottery funding. More excitingly, I've only recently noticed a bee sanctuary (called Bee Urban) which is open for learning about bees and experiencing bee-ing a hiver but also for mead tasting! There's always something more to explore.
Kennington Park is also conveniently located for the Saturday Oval Farmer's Market - so grab a custard tart and find a spot on the grass!" Tara P, Timeout
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Parc de Kennington
Kennington Park Road"Kennington Park seems too small to be much of a draw to anyone who doesn't live very locally, but when you delve a little deeper there's lots on offer.
There are the usual amenities - space for joggers, outdoor gym, a playground, tennis courts. But there's also a little cafe, and a garden supported by lottery funding. More excitingly, I've only recently noticed a bee sanctuary (called Bee Urban) which is open for learning about bees and experiencing bee-ing a hiver but also for mead tasting! There's always something more to explore.
Kennington Park is also conveniently located for the Saturday Oval Farmer's Market - so grab a custard tart and find a spot on the grass!" Tara P, Timeout
Greenwich Park boasts the honour of being the oldest enclosed Royal Park. Formerly a hunting ground for Henry VIII, the park still maintains a 13-acre grassland enclosure, which provides an urban sanctuary for deer, foxes and over 70 species of bird. One of the largest green spaces in south east London, Greenwich Park offers a wide range of facilities and points of interest, including a child-friendly boating lake, six tennis courts and the National Maritime Museum just on the perimeter. The views from the top of the hill across to Canary Wharf and beyond are spectacular, and well worth the trek.
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Greenwich Park
Greenwich Park boasts the honour of being the oldest enclosed Royal Park. Formerly a hunting ground for Henry VIII, the park still maintains a 13-acre grassland enclosure, which provides an urban sanctuary for deer, foxes and over 70 species of bird. One of the largest green spaces in south east London, Greenwich Park offers a wide range of facilities and points of interest, including a child-friendly boating lake, six tennis courts and the National Maritime Museum just on the perimeter. The views from the top of the hill across to Canary Wharf and beyond are spectacular, and well worth the trek.
"Popular with families, dog-walkers, personal trainers, learner cyclists. Huge amount of amenities: Bowling green, tennis courts, football pitches, cricket nets, outside gym equipment, Ranger's office and children's indoor groups, children's play-park and table tennis tables, boating lake, resident heron plus normal water fowl, café, horse-riding path, funky cycle hire, ornamental and wild-flower beds, seasonal outdoor events - cinema, Dulwich Festival plus strange super-sized worm-cast sculptures and last, but not least, truly beautiful trees with the best-fed squirrels in London." Teagan M , Timeout
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Dulwich Park
Dulwich Park"Popular with families, dog-walkers, personal trainers, learner cyclists. Huge amount of amenities: Bowling green, tennis courts, football pitches, cricket nets, outside gym equipment, Ranger's office and children's indoor groups, children's play-park and table tennis tables, boating lake, resident heron plus normal water fowl, café, horse-riding path, funky cycle hire, ornamental and wild-flower beds, seasonal outdoor events - cinema, Dulwich Festival plus strange super-sized worm-cast sculptures and last, but not least, truly beautiful trees with the best-fed squirrels in London." Teagan M , Timeout
"At 1.5 miles long and about a mile wide, Hyde Park is one of the largest of London's Royal Parks. The land was appropriated in 1536 from the monks of Westminster Abbey by Henry VIII for hunting deer and, despite opening to the public in the early 1600s, was only frequented by the upper echelons of society. London's oldest boating lake, The Serpentine, is at the bottom of Hyde Park. Is home to ducks, coots, swans and tufty-headed grebes, and is also of great historic interest. The Joy of Life fountain, next to Aldford Street North Gate, alongside Park Lane, is a popular spot for splashing around in when the weather heats up" Timeout
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Hyde Park
"At 1.5 miles long and about a mile wide, Hyde Park is one of the largest of London's Royal Parks. The land was appropriated in 1536 from the monks of Westminster Abbey by Henry VIII for hunting deer and, despite opening to the public in the early 1600s, was only frequented by the upper echelons of society. London's oldest boating lake, The Serpentine, is at the bottom of Hyde Park. Is home to ducks, coots, swans and tufty-headed grebes, and is also of great historic interest. The Joy of Life fountain, next to Aldford Street North Gate, alongside Park Lane, is a popular spot for splashing around in when the weather heats up" Timeout
Shopping
"Discover London’s only historic market set within a World Heritage site. Surrounded by independent and boutique shops and a well-established designer-maker trend means you are sure to find something different. Enjoy a relaxing day out with a great choice of take away food from the market and a range of gastropubs, restaurants, cafes and wine bars within an easy stroll. Open seven days a week 10am-5.30pm." Greenwich Market
A mix of record stores, fashion shops, contemporary art galleries, tattoo studios and spas
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Greenwich
5B Greenwich Market"Discover London’s only historic market set within a World Heritage site. Surrounded by independent and boutique shops and a well-established designer-maker trend means you are sure to find something different. Enjoy a relaxing day out with a great choice of take away food from the market and a range of gastropubs, restaurants, cafes and wine bars within an easy stroll. Open seven days a week 10am-5.30pm." Greenwich Market
A mix of record stores, fashion shops, contemporary art galleries, tattoo studios and spas
Essentials
A discount supermarket for all your grocery basics and special offers on a wide variety of items. Well worth saving money on basic amenities such as fresh food, drinks, snacks, cleaning products & personal products e.t.c
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ALDI
689 Holloway RdA discount supermarket for all your grocery basics and special offers on a wide variety of items. Well worth saving money on basic amenities such as fresh food, drinks, snacks, cleaning products & personal products e.t.c
Arts & Culture
This riverside titan of arts and entertainment has morphed and expanded in the past few years securing its position as one of the most attractive cultural hotspots in London, helped by its accessible location and proximity to the National Theatre and Tate Modern. The Southbank Centre caters for the widest spectrum of people and interests, peddling visual art, music, literature events and performance in its several venues – the Royal Festival Hall, The Hayward Gallery, Queen Elizabeth Hall (including the Purcell Room) and the Saison Poetry Library. Recently it has become a go-to destination for foodies too. Wagamama, Strada, Ping Pong and loads of other popular restaurants can be found here
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Centre Southbank
This riverside titan of arts and entertainment has morphed and expanded in the past few years securing its position as one of the most attractive cultural hotspots in London, helped by its accessible location and proximity to the National Theatre and Tate Modern. The Southbank Centre caters for the widest spectrum of people and interests, peddling visual art, music, literature events and performance in its several venues – the Royal Festival Hall, The Hayward Gallery, Queen Elizabeth Hall (including the Purcell Room) and the Saison Poetry Library. Recently it has become a go-to destination for foodies too. Wagamama, Strada, Ping Pong and loads of other popular restaurants can be found here