London

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Tower Of London

Established in 1066 by William the Conqueror, the Tower of London's status as a tourist favourite had started as early as the 1590s and continues to grow in strength.

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Big Ben

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Tower Bridge

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Westminster Abbey

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Coca-Cola London Eye

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St. Paul’s Cathedral

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Shakespeare’s Globle Theatre

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The Shard

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Buckingham Palace

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Trafalger Square

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The Harp

Located a stone's throw away from Trafalgar Square, the Harp provides guests with a traditional British ale house experience, focusing on drinks far more than food.

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CASK Pub and Kitchen

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The Gladstone Arms

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Lord Nelson

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Boro Bistro

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Boisdale of Belgravia

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Ye Olde Mitre Inn

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The Greenwich Union

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Fox and Anchor

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The Crobar

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Hyde Park

One of London’s largest parks, Hyde Park spans 350 acres and is a popular destination for both tourists and locals, providing ample opportunities for a leisurely walk and a relaxed picnic.

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Regent’s Park

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Kensington Palace Gardens

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Holland Park

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Victoria Park

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Ham House and Gardens

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Hampton Court Palace and Gardens

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Osterly Park and House

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Syon Park Garden

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Kew Gardens
Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew

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Borough Market

With a history of over a millennia, the historical Borough Market is one of the largest and most notable food markets of London, and a popular draw for locals and tourist alike.

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Camden Market

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Brick Lane Market

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Portobello Road Market

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Old Spitalfield Markets

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Maltby Street Market

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Greenwich Market

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Broadway Market

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Southbank Centre Market

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Columbia Road Flower Market

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British Museum

The magnificent British Museum host an exhibit of 8,000,000 items spanning 2 million years of human experience, with galleries featuring Africa, the Americas, Ancient Egypt, Asia, Europe, Middle East, Classical Greece and Rome, and more.

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THE NATIONAL GALLERY

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Victoria and Albert Museum

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IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM LONDON

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Natural History Museum London

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Churchill War Rooms

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National Portrait Gallery

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Tate Modern

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Wellcome Collection

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Science Museum

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Regency Café

Situated on its namesake Regency Street, Regency Café is a no-frills American-diner style English cafe famous for their English breakfast, coffee, tea, and brunches.

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Barrafina

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Goodman

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The Palomar Restaurant

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Dishoom

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Homeslice

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Mother Mash

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Ffiona’s Restaurant

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Great Queen Street

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Fish Bone

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Oxford Street

Oxford Street is the most popular shopping destination in all of London, among the best in the world. From budget firesale prices to the utmost of luxury, Oxford Street has something for everyone, regardless of wallet size.

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Covent Garden

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Carnaby Street

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Harrods

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Selfridges

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Liberty London

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Fortnum & Mason

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Harvey Nichols

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Westfield London

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Hamley’s