Nature and sport in London

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For football fans a visit to one of the largest stadiums in Europe: Emirates Stadium. It is located in the north of the city and hosts Arsenal's home matches, one of the many teams that play in the Premier League.

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Address: Islington, Greater London, N7 7 + Share

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London houses more Premier League teams than any other city and boast die-hard fans to rival those found anywhere in the world. North London, Finsbury...

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There is a lot more to the Thames River than sightseeing in London, right from its sources near to the Cotswolds to the Teddington Lock, you can see many sights...

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In London, England one can find numerous cycling paths and long stretches of traffic free cycling opportunities near to the banks of Thames River.  Most of the cycling paths...

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Wembley Stadium is a mythical place for all football fans and not only (in the past it has hosted concerts that have remained in history). The best way to visit is to take a tour inside and get involved by a unique atmosphere!

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Address: Wembley Stadium + Share

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You simply cannot visit London and miss the experience of seeing a live football(Soccer) match. I rate this event as important as seeing a West End show! I recommended an Arsenal v Tottenham game for the highest calibre of...

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The major art and cultural center in the heart of London: art and design exhibitions, guided tours and workshops. Somerset House is also fun: during summer time 55 water fountains liven up the courtyard, while in winter skating on the largest rinks in...

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Address: South Building, Strand + Share