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Take a walk on the local side of five top cities Visit Times Square in New York or the Champs Elysees in Paris and you'll likely find more tourists than natives. If you're looking to glimpse the true spirit of a city, check out these five neighborhoods in Barcelona, New York, London, Paris, and Seattle, and experience a bit of the local life. ... |
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Vintage FunFair touring London One of the most unique carnival funfairs in the UK is going to be at various locations around London in the next month or so. Carters Steam Fair features attractions and rides that were built as far back as the 1890s and have been painstakingly restored, although the majority seem to be from the 192... |
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Major art gallery locations in London The National Gallery
Tel:020 7747 2885
Fax:020 7747 2423
Address: The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London, WC2N 5DN - Map
email:information@ng-london.org.uk
Opening Hours
Daily 10am-6pm (9pm Wed)
National Portrait Gallery
Tel:020 7306 0055
Fax:020 7306 0056
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Music Legends play London Late summer seems to be the time when the older rockers come out to play in London. Prince (49) is working his way through playing his 21 shows at the O2 Arena in London, the same venue where The Rolling Stones will play three gigs starting next Tuesday 21 August.
Mick Jagger (64), Keith Richards [... |
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Charlie Chaplin Complete Mutuals 1916-17 Cadogan Hall near Sloane Square in west London is staging a special screening of all 12 of the newly restored Charlie Chaplin Mutual films, made during Chaplin’s 12 month period with the Mutual Film Corporation between 1916-17. Charlie Chaplin Complete Mutuals 1916-17 runs from 15-18 August st... |
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Review into travel to London?s sports stadiums The London Assembly has launched an investigation and consultation into the travel arrangements in place for sports fans travelling to events in London. According to the Assembly around 250,000 people go to sports stadiums in London on an average autumn weekend but there’s no one in charge of ... |
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Goodmorning, Paris! Waking up to Paris
Shutters
Photo by Chris Card Fuller ©2007
How do you cope with sensory overload? Is it possible that Paris needs to be taken in small doses? Some cities are just too pretty for their own good. Paris, Venice and Rome lead the pack, with London close on their heels (in my opinion). So you may [...]... |
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London Copycats Paris Plage Londonlogue reported on the 10th that London may soon have bike rentals resembling Paris’ Velib program.
Not only that, London will also have it’s very own Paris Plage with palm trees (of course it won’t be called Paris Plage).According to Londonlogue, the new London Urban Beach... |
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Bicycle Friendly Cities: London Follows Paris?s Lead? Inspired by Paris’s Velib bike leasing program, London will try out a similar program according to Londonlogue.com.
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Chris at Londonlogue wonders whether the prices for renting a bicycle in London would remain affordable or would greed and bicycle theft be more of problem in London than... |
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Discount on flights: Enjoy Life Posted By : Michaellucas New York City is one of most beautiful cities in the world. For international business and commerce, it is a global hub and is one of three command centers for the world economy along with London and Tokyo. Its business, finance, trading, law, and media organizations are influential around the globe... |
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Daily Dose 08.17 * Giant Bollywood film poster erected in Trafalgar Square.(Metro)
* Radioactive poison that killed Russian spy found at London lap dancing club.(DailyMail)
* Record number of new restaurants were opened in London last year.(TheIndependent)
* Heathrow climate protesters glue themselves to Department ... |
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Experiencing the most of London in just a few days Day or night, London thrives with life. A city that seems to have never fallen asleep from the time of its first founding, everything that one might want to experience can be found within the city center. ?When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can a... |
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Experiencing the most of London in just a few days Day or night, London thrives with life. A city that seems to have never fallen asleep from the time of its first founding, everything that one might want to experience can be found within the city center. ?When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can a... |
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A Guide to Traveling London through King%3F%80%99s Cross Station For visiting London, proximity to King?s Cross is the perfect location. An intersection of six tube lines, including the Northern, Picadilly, and Circle Lines, to name a few, can get you virtually anywhere???????? ... |
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Cheap Flights from London London is probably the one of the biggest hubs for air travel in the world with all the major airlines flying here and five airports located in and around the city to handle the thousands of flights each year.
Whether you’re searching for a long haul flight or a short hop over to the continent... |
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French Embassy in London French Embassy and Consulates
French Embassy - London
Tel:(44) (0) 207 073 1000
Address: 58 Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7JT - Map
French Consulate General - London
Tel:020 7073 1200
Fax:020 7073 1201
Address: 21 Cromwell Road, London SW7 2EN - Map
Visa Department
Tel:020 7073 1250
Address: 6A Cromwel... |
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London International Animation Festival The fourth annual London International Animation Festival is on this week from 21-26 August at the Curzon Soho and Renoir cinemas.
Among the programme titles in the festival are Siggraph?A history of computer generated animation, Bizarre animation, Animated Documentaries, Masters of Polish Animation... |
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Markets in East London
Brick Lane Market
Address: Brick Lane, London E1 - Map
Nearest Underground Station: Liverpool Street, Aldgate, Aldgate East
Market Type: Flea Market selling everything from second hand clothes, furniture, dvds, household equipment and ‘brand new’ bikes to food.
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Sundays, daybreak-2... |
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London News * Ryanair banned from claiming its faster and cheaper to fly from London to Brussels than it is to go by Eurostar.(BBCNews)
* Labour starts the mudslinging early in the London Mayoral race.(FinancialTimes)
* Terracotta warriors arrive at the British Museum from China.(Telegraph)
* London Mayor Ken L... |
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Open House London London has a wealth of architecture with some of its newest and most modern buildings sitting next door to others that are hundreds and hundreds of years old, and a lot of the time because of their uses members of the public don’t have access to them to experience the building from the inside ... |
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The Yanks maybe coming A survey by the Travelocity website in the US has found that despite rising international airfares London is still in the top four destination choices for single people over the upcoming US Labor Day holiday on 3 September.
The other cities in the singles top four where Atlanta, Minneapolis and Detr... |
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London Cycle Guides The latest edition of the London Cycle Guides have just been issued this month by Transport for London(TfL). They’re a series of 14 free guides covering Greater London that offer the best cycle friendly routes on roads that have been ridden and recommended by experienced cyclists. The guides a... |
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Best flight deals on US based websites Interesting artcicle in The Times today about how you can save up to 40% on a lot of flights just by booking them on American based websites as opposed to British ones even if the flight in question is from say London to somewhere in Europe.
British Airways even admit that have different prices for ... |
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Markets in South London Borough Market
Address: Borough High St, Southwark, London SE1 - Map
Nearest Underground Station: London Bridge
Market Type: Fine food, wholesale market used by the restaurant trade that’s also open to the public.
web:www.boroughmarket.org.uk
Opens
Thurs 11am-5pm, Fri 12pm-6pm, Sat 9am-4pm
Gre... |
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Mandela statue in London London is getting a new statue of Nelson Mandela next week. Its being installed and unveiled on a plinth in Parliament Square on Wednesday 29 August, the square across from the Houses of Parliament where there are famous statues of former British Prime Ministers Winston Churchill and Disraeli.
The i... |
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Notting Hill Carnival
London’s biggest street party of the year kicksoff this weekend, 25-27 August, with the Notting Hill Carnival attracting anything between 1-2 million people to the streets of west London.
The Carnival has its origins in the late 1950s when immigrants from the Caribbean settled in the Notting ... |
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New West End shows opening Autumn 2007 Emperor Jones
Theatre: National Theatre, South Bank, London SE1 9PX - Map
Box Office Tel:+44 (0)20 7452 3000
Fax:+44 (0)20 7452 3030
Synopsis: Eugene O’Neill’s play about American ex-convict taking over a remote island in the Caribbean.
Run:22 August - 31 October 2007
Tickets:£10-£27.50
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London News 08.25 * Porsche driver faces jail time after being clocked doing 172mph down the A420 near Oxford.(DailyMail)
* Ryanair to charge passengers £2 to check-in from next month.(Guardian)
* Playboy store to open on Oxford Street in mid-September.(Reuters)
* Average salary in Kensington and Chelsea is over £100... |
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Markets in North London Camden Lock Market
Tel:020 72842084
Address: Chalk Farm Road, London NW1 8AF - Map
Nearest Underground Station: Camden Town, Chalk Farm
Market Type: Fashion, clothes, arts, crafts, books, records, antiques, food.
web:www.camdenlockmarket.com
Opens
Mon-Fri 9.30am-5.30pm, Sat-Sun 10am-6pm
Camden Passa... |
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Internet cafes in central London Rex Lounge - Russell Square
Tel:+44 (0)20 7637 4545
Fax:+44 (0)20 7637 4544
Address: 30 Woburn Place, Bloomsbury, London WC1H 0JR - Map
web:www.rexlounge.com
Opens: Daily 9am-11pm
Services
Internet, printing, digital photos, £2.50 per hour
Nearest Underground: Russell Sqaure
Netstream
Tel/Fax:020 74... |
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