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The British Museum is situated on the Great Russell Street in London and is open daily from 10 to 5.30. Only certain selected galleries are open for public viewing on Thursdays and Fridays. The museum gives information about the human...
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The magnificent residence of Queen Elizabeth the second, "home" of the royal family since 1837. The building can be visited only a few weeks a year. In any case, its magnificence can be seen from the outside, trying to peek from the main entrance.
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| Tower Bridge | |
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The Tower Bridge, a suspension bridge, is an iconic symbol of London, England. One of the most recognized bridges in the world, the Tower Bridge was completed in 1886. Decorated with...
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The Tate Museum is a national museum of international modern art and along with Tate Britain, Tate St Lves, Tate Liverpool and Tate Online; this museum is situated in...
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| The London Eye | |
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One of the must visit attraction in London is the London Eye, which is an outstanding observation wheel situated in the Jubilee Gardens. This 135 meter tall structure was actually built as part of...
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| Piccadilly Circus | |
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Piccadilly Circus has nothing to do with the real circus. The word means 'circle' in Latin. This is a famous public place and road junction in London. This place is popular mainly for large number...
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| Hyde Park | |
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In 1976 the Queen played in Hyde Park. More than a hundred years earlier, in 1851, the Great Exhibition took place here and today it is especially the Serpentine Lake that attracts visitors. Always crowded with people who relax, run, walk and...
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| Museo Madame Tussauds | |
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One of the most famous museums in the world that contains many wax figures depicting famous people of the past and present. In addition to taking many pictures with the VIP's, fun is guaranteed, thanks to the Planetarium and the Hall of Horrors.
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| Camden Town | |
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Camden Town is the name of the area which is situated within the London Borough of Camden in London. It is occasionally shortened to Camden. This town is an inner city district which is...
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| Portobello Road | |
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Near Notting Hill there is this famous street full of markets, in particular the rich vintage one on Saturday, and trendy shops, great for shopping. Not to mention that in Portobello Road you can find pubs and restaurants which reflect the English...
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| Harrods | |
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If you want to buy luxurious and lavish items, then Harrods department store is the right place. This exclusive shopping center is located on the Brompton Road in London. The store is spread across a huge...
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| Trafalgar Square | |
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Trafalgar Square is the heart of London. This square was created to celebrate the victory of the English fleet against the French and Spanish in 1805. Statues, fountains and obelisks occupy the square, making it one of the most beautiful in London....
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| Natural History Museum | |
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Natural History Museum is situated on Cromwell Road in London and is open from 10 to 5.30 daily. This is finest and largest natural history museums in the world with numerous exhibits and interactive displays divided into sections...
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| London Bridge | |
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Historic bridge on the Thames river, which connects the City to the suburb of Southwark. It was originally the only one that allowed to cross the Thames. Rebuilt in 1973 in a functional and durable way, it permits excellent panoramic views of London...
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| Changing the Guard | |
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During the week at 11 am, 10 am on Sundays: however it is best to arrive at least half an hour before time at the gates of the Royal Residence if you want to attend this historic ceremony of the English tradition, accompanied by an impressive band.
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Overview to visit London at its best
Culture & Lifestyle
London offers a fantastic diversity of population and supports a myriad of different
lifestyles. Whatever your background or interest, you’ll find people of
like mind and have the opportunity to express yourself freely.
People of all ages and backgrounds flock to London for many different reasons.
They include improved work prospects, better wages, a higher standard of living
and the stimulation of living in a bustling metropolis. The city’s lifestyles
vary considerably and the options are endless. From nightlife to sport, shopping
to theatre, art to dining there’s always something to do and people to
meet.
London’s long-standing ethnic diversity is an important factor in its
popularity with settlers from overseas. The strong economy of the City draws
many people including graduates from around the country and beyond. The presence
of large numbers of long- and short-term visitors also adds to London’s
vibrancy. As with all big cities, there can be issues with traffic congestion,
crowded public transport, long working hours and high costs of living but there
are ample compensations and ongoing improvements on many fronts.
London is frequently likened to a collection of villages. Clusters of local
shops, markets, parks, leisure centres and other venues help foster a feeling
of local community within a conurbation of seven million people. Some areas
have a particularly strong identities and associations making London a world
in one city. The capital continues to draw newcomers all the time and it is
a city that is always changing.
Religion
Like most factors in London, religion is also incredibly diverse, with all major
world religions represented in the city. The majority of Londoners would describe
themselves as Christian, although the remaining 3 million residents encompass
Sikhs, Buddhists, Hindus, Jewish, and Muslim minorities, with the latest statistics
revealing that there are 36,000 Londoners who categorise themselves under other
religious denominations.
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