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02 Arena (Millennium Dome)
The 02 Arena started life as the Millennium Dome, designed to be the biggest dome in the world and used to celebrate the beginning of the new millennium in London. The...
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10 Downing Street
Home of the British Prime Minister, Number 10’s very ordinary address and the modest terraced façade are deceptive, giving little clue to the real size and grandeur within. Number Ten in...
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2 Willow Road, Hampstead
Visit the former home of architect Erno Goldfinger and his wife, the artist Ursula Blackwell, which he designed and built in 1939. Their inspirational home, the middle of 3 terraced houses,...
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Abbey Road Studios
The inconspicuous Abbey Road, in the district of St. John’s Wood in northwest London, was made world famous by the Beatles. Abbey Road is of course home to the legendary Abbey...
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Abbey Road Zebra Crossing
Possibly the most famous crossing point in the world, the zebra crossing on the rather unassuming Abbey Road was made famous when it appeared on the cover of the Beatles 1969...
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Absolut Ice Bar
This bar is only the fourth of its kind in the world, and is a collaboration between the owners of the original ice hotel and the vodka brand Absolut. The bar...
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Adelphi Theatre
In November 1806, the first show of the Adelphi theatre, then known as the Sans Pareil, took place. Since that performance of Miss Scott’s Entertainment, the theatre has been changed many...
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Admiralty Arch
At the time of its completion in 1911, Sir Aston Webb’s Triple Arched structure was used to house the offices of the Sea Lords. It is also the ceremonial entrance to...
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Albert Bridge
Spanning the river Thames from Chelsea to Battersea, Albert Bridge is without doubt one of the prettiest bridges in the capital. Designed by Roland Mason Ordish in 1873, the bridge...
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Albert Memorial
The grandest of all London monuments, this enormous homage to Prince Albert stands proudly opposite the Royal Albert Hall. Designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott under the close supervision of...
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Albery Theatre
Originally known as the New Theatre, it is part of a ‘pair’ of W.G.R. Sprague designed theatres, the other being the Wyndham’s Theatre. Built in 1903, the theatre was renamed the...
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Aldwych Theatre
Completed in December 1905, the Aldwych Theatre was part of the grand rebuilding of the Strand area that began in the late nineteenth century. It is part of a ‘pair’ of...
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Alexander Fleming Laboratory Museum
See the laboratory in which Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin in 1928 and changed the course of history. Penicillin has affected the lives of everyone. The laboratory in which Fleming made his...
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Alexandra Palace
Set in 196 acres of gorgeous parkland overlooking London, “Ally Pally” as it is affectionately known has a long and fascinating history. Built in 1873 to provide the Victorians with a...
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All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
Wimbledon is the home to the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club which, since 1877, has been the setting for the famous Wimbledon tennis championship tournament, as well as used...
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All Hallows Barking-by-the-Tower
This City of London church has some of the oldest features of any church in the area. The church was founded in 675, and an arch from that original building still...
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All Hallows Staining
Only the tower remains from this perpendicular style church, which was demolished in 1870. The church’s name comes from the word ‘Staniggecherch’ which means ‘Stone Church’. There has been a church...
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All Hallows-on-the-Wall
The All Hallows church is tucked up next to the ancient London Wall. The current church was built in 1765, and was designed by George Dance the Younger. Like many of...
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All In London
Tourist information portal for London; including London accommodation, attraction information, restaurant listings, nightlife information and travel details. The website is navigable using the London Underground tube map.
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Allies
Situated in the pedestrian area which divides New Bond Street and Old Bond Street is the unusual life size statue of Sir Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt conducting a conversation...
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American Church in London
The Whitfield Memorial church is an appropriate home for the American church in London as it is named after the great American evangelist George Whitfield who died in 1770. The...
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Annunciation
Andrew Burton is one of the foremost living sculptors in the British Isles. This fascinating work stands directly outside South Kensington Underground station in the heart of ‘museum-land’. Burton...
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Apollo Theatre
The Apollo Theatre is the first theatre of the Edwardian age, being opened just a month after the death of Queen Victoria in 1901. The building was designed by Lewin Sharp,...
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Arts Theatre
This P Morley Holder designed theatre was built in 1927, and started out its life as a theatre club. In its early years the theatre hosted many world firsts, including the...
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Aspley House
Apsley House sits beside Hyde Park Corner and is one of the most magnificent of London’s grand old houses. The house is most well known as the retirement home of Duke...
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