London Tourist Attractions
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London Hotels
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Britannia International Hotel
Oliver Plaza Hotel
Corus Hotel Hyde Park
John Howard Hotel
Blandford Hotel
Best Western Phoenix Hotel
Byron Hotel
Britannia Hampstead Hotel
2 Star Hotels in London
Tommy Miahs Raj Hotel
Kensington Gardens Hotel
Other London Hotels
Windmill on the Common Hotel
Brewers Inn
Rose and Crown
Brook Green Hotel
Osborne Hotel
Serviced Apartments in London
John Howard Hotel Serviced Apartments
Bridge House Serviced Apartments
Hotels near London
Edgwarebury Corus Hotel, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
Kingston Lodge Hotel, Kingston, Surrey
Thatched House Hotel, Sutton, Surrey
Coach and Horses Hotel, Kew, Surrey
Royal Oak Hotel, Sevenoaks, Kent
Alexander Pope Hotel, Twickenham, Middlesex
The Bridge Hotel, Greenford, Middlesex
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Shopping in London
London is one of the best shopping destinations in the World. Thousands of shops
line the Capital's streets, from the large and well known department stores to exclusive
boutiques where you can find all kinds of unique products. With famous markets such
as Portobello Road Market and modern shopping centres such as Brent Cross Shopping
Centre, London is the ultimate destination for the shopping connoisseur, bargain
lover and shopper-holic.
London is one of the fashion capitals of the world and often at the very cutting
edge of fashion and design, with many world famous designers based here and regular
fashion shows and events such as the popular London fashion week. The world's top
designers have shops in London destinations such as Knightsbridge and Mayfair and
these include: Burberry, Chanel, Dior, D&G, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Prada and
Vivienne Westwood.
Oxford Street is the name most strongly associated with shopping in London. At one
and a half miles long and over 300 shops all on one street, it is Europe's largest
and busiest high street.
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Oxford Street
London is home to a diverse range of excellent markets including famous markets
such as Camden, Portobello Road and Spitalfields. London markets are where to come
for your fresh fruit and veg, meat and fish, jewellery, arts and crafts, antique
furniture, rare books and many other items.
Looking for a bargain, a unique gift, fresh local produce or simply want a break
from the high street shops, they can all be found at one of London's vibrant markets.
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London Markets
Harrods
Knightsbridge
Harrods, London's most famous department store, attracts not just shopping enthusiasts
but tourists from the all over the world with up to 300,000 visitors on peak days.
Occupying a massive 4.5 acre site in fashionable Knightsbridge, Harrods is one of
the largest department stores in the world with over 330 different departments.
With so many products under one roof, from clothing, sports equipment and toys to
stationary, pet accessories, beauty products and furniture, there really is no need
to go anywhere else.
Often people just visit to admire the beautiful themed decor or dine in one of the
28 restaurants, but whatever you come for you can expect excellent service from
the 5,000 staff.
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