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Barnet is a leafy suburb of London, full of open spaces. It has a thriving cultural life and excellent transport links into the centre of London. Barnet is home to Brent Cross...
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Bayswater, a mainly residential area is in the city of Westminster, bordering Hyde Park. The international community is huge and the area is full of historical interest. The...
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Camden, a vibrant area of North London, famous for housing the largest street markets in England. The markets sell an array of goods ranging from antiques, books, jewellery, art,...
Click here to see hotels |  | Chelsea hotels
Chelsea is a city of houses famous not for design or expense, but for who lived in them. World renowned artists, writers, scientists, and politicians have called Chelsea home,...
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Chiswick located in West London lies along the north bank of the River Thames. The name "Chiswick" is of Saxon origin meaning "Cheese Farm". The area has a rich heritage, home to...
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Covent Garden is a tourist hot spot. The weekends see droves of out-of-towners descending on this shopping, eating, and entertainment mecca. The award winning street theatre...
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Croydon, one of the largest retail spaces outside of London, has something to offer almost everyone. Heritage, shopping, restaurants, nightclubs and over 120 open spaces and...
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Docklands, a leading London location is a rejuvenated area comprising wharves and quays lying on the north bank of The Thames. What was once a wasteland is now home to offices,...
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Ealing, famed as the "Queen of the Suburbs" is one of London's prettiest boroughs. Situated in West London, it is one of the liveliest, most fashionable and commercial centre's...
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Earls Court is home to the Earls Court Exhibition Centre, one of England’s largest indoor exhibition arenas. It is also a popular concert venue for both stars of today and...
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The East End of London, referred to as the East End has undergone major renovation, but there are still streets that date back over 300 years. It’s now a popular place to dine,...
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Greenwich, famed as the location of Greenwich Mean Time and famous for its maritime history is located on the south bank of the Thames. It’s full of historical buildings and...
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Hammersmith, just west of central London, is a hive of activity and sits on the main transport routes in and out of the capital. It’s just a quick tube ride to the West End. Its...
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Hampstead is famed for its intellectual, artistic and literary associations and for Hampstead Heath. It is also home to celebrity residents such as Russell Crowe, Hugh Grant,...
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Harrow, located in north west London, is one of London’s most attractive suburbs. It combines the fast pace of a lively business centre with the peace and quiet of the...
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London Heathrow Airport is one of Europe’s busiest airports. Inside, everything you need is close at hand - stores and restaurants, rest and relaxation. Outside, tube, train,...
Click here to see hotels |  | Holborn hotels
Holborn, home to the Old Bailey, and the Inns of Court is the centre of the British legal system. Famous landmarks and buildings include The Royal Courts of Justice, the British...
Click here to see hotels |  | Kensington hotels
Kensington is oh-so-cosmopolitan. High class and refined, opportunities to dine like a king or sleep like a queen are plentiful. And you can check out the digs real royalty -...
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Kings Cross in the north-east of London is most famous for its railway station. Harry Potter left for Hogwarts at platform 9 ¾’ of Kings Cross Railway station. Nearby attractions...
Click here to see hotels |  | Knightsbridge hotels
Knightsbridge, located in the heart of London is home to the social elite. Some of the finest shops, hotels, art galleries and restaurants are located here. It’s close to the...
Click here to see hotels |  | Marylebone hotels
Marylebone is close by, and well connected to, all London's offerings. Sandwiched between Regents Park and Hyde Park, relaxation is always at hand. In Marylebone you'll gaze at...
Click here to see hotels |  | Mayfair hotels
Mayfair is refined and classy - well suited to those who can afford to have discerning tastes. After a morning of shopping in upscale boutiques, get pampered at a luxurious day...
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Notting Hill, located in west London, highly fashionable thanks to the recent hit film Notting Hill. Home to the famous Portobello Road antique market and location for the...
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Paddington is the perfect place from which to launch a London travelling campaign. Paddington Station - the same one that lent its name to the furry fictional bear - serves both...
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Pick an activity that requires a grass field, and chances are good it can be done in central London at Regents Park. One of nine Royal Parks, its 166 hectares (410 acres) has...
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Richmond is located in south west London, upon the south bank of the Thames. It’s an area to rival anywhere in London thanks to its fantastic Royal Parks, theatres, galleries,...
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Soho is cool London; edgy, artsy, and at times risqué. This is where creative-types from film, advertising, television, and radio set up shop. It's the crown jewel of the gay...
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Victoria is a small district of offices and shop-fronts within the City of Westminster in central London. Shopping, dining, an art gallery, and rooftop gardens bunk together in...
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Waterloo is located in the borough of Lambeth, near to the South Bank, home to one of the largest railway stations in the UK – Waterloo Station. Part of the station serves as a...
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Wembley - just hearing the name warms the heart of English football fans. Wembley Stadium - the national football ground for over 80 years - and Wembley Arena combine forces to...
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West End, an area of central London, is the city’s social and cultural centre noted for major tourist attractions, business and government offices. Most famous for its theatres,...
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Westminster landmarks are iconic throughout the world. The attractions read like a veritable Who's Who list: Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, London Zoo, Madame Tussauds,...
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Wimbledon, best known as the home of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships, has convenient access to central London, yet has the added benefit of numerous open spaces and sports...
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