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    The Great Experiment

    Millwall

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  • The Glass Will Shatter

    The Glass Will Shatter

    Northside, London

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  • Ophelia's Cocktails & Comedy

    Ophelia's Cocktails & Comedy

    London

    comedy show with some of the best up and coming comics on the London comedy circuit.If you want to perform please book viawww.opencomedy.comLocated…more

  • Paradox presents Tuesday Madness

    Paradox presents Tuesday Madness

    Greater London

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Though known as probably the most famous city in the world, most people dont realize that Greater London is actually classed as a county, and includes the City of London, the City of Westminster and the 32 surrounding London Boroughs. It takes in a large number of villages, towns and open countryside and borders the home counties of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Surrey and Kent in the south east, as well as Essex and Hertfordshire in the East. It has more history within its boundaries than many entire countries around the world, stretching back more than 2000 years, and is Britains most visited area.

For history there are so many highlights but the most famous include Parliament and Parliament Square, as well as Big Ben, the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and St Pauls Cathedral, as well as miles and miles of incredible Victorian architecture and Georgian Squares and thousands of smaller gems like the John Soames Museum or the Old Operating Theatre Museum. For modern architecture have a look at 30 St Mary Axe, better known as 'the Gherkin', Londons most famous skyscraper, or the new pedestrian bridge on the South Bank.

There are few better cities for museums and some of the highlights include the British Museum, the Imperial War Museum, the V & A, the Science Museum and the Natural History Museum as well as hundreds of smaller ones like the Cartoon or Sherlock Holmes museums. Similarly there are thousands of art galleries to see, including the famous Tate and Tate Modern Galleries, the National Portrait Gallery and the National Gallery as well as the Royal Academy.

Should you find yourself needing to stroll in some wide open spaces London has plenty, from the world famous Kew Botanic Gardens to Chelsea Physic Garden and from Hyde Park to Hampstead Heath. Lastly of course there is the entertainment itself, from the numerous sporting stadia, to thousands of incredible restaurants (London has more Michelin stars than Paris) or the world famous nightlife. Englands most exciting city.

Days Out & Attractions

Attractions in London

Fun days out in London

Enjoy a fun filled and fantastic day out for all the family at a range of attractions in London, including theme parks, castles, zoos, museums and historic houses.

Zoos & Safari Parks in London

Zoos & Safari Parks

Get close-up and personal with a wild animal at a zoo or safari park in London.

Theme Parks in London

Theme Parks

Thrills and spills on rides and rollercoasters at a theme park in London.

Museums in London

Museums

Love British history?Come and take a stroll through the ages at a local museum.

Art galleries in London

Art Galleries

From timeless classics to modern masterpieces, enjoy art at its very best.

Experiences

Experiences

Want to try your hand at something completely different? Try an experience...

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Towns in London


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