NightlifeEntertainment London

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Nightlife/EntertainmentLondon

• Jason Lamers

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Natural History Museum

• This museum may be of some interest as it will
  show the natural history of this region of the
  world we can then compare this knowledge to that
  of our area to help broaden our understanding of
  Natural resources.
• Dinosaurs, insects, ecology, human biology,
  mammals, primates, minerals and origin of
  species.
• The National Gallery, London houses one of the
  greatest collections of European painting in the
  world. These pictures belong to the public and
  entrance to see them is free.

Diplodocus in the Life Galleries central hall
National Gallery
Minerals
'Venus and Mars'BOTTICELLI, Sandro
'The Hay Wain'CONSTABLE, John
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Museums In London

• Museums in London That Are FreeBritish Museum
  http//www.thebritishmuseum.ac.ukScience Museum
  http//www.sciencemuseum.org.ukNatural History
  Museum http//www.nhm.ac.ukVictoria Albert
  Museum http//www.vam.ac.ukImperial War Museum
  http//www.iwm.org.ukNational Maritime Museum
  http//www.nmm.ac.ukNational Gallery
  http//www.nationalgallery.org.ukNational
  Portrait Gallery http//www.npg.org.ukTate
  Britain http//www.tate.org.uk/britainTate
  Modern http//www.tate.org.uk/modernWallace
  Collection http//www.wallacecollection.org

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THEATRE, BALLET, OPERA CLASSICAL CONCERTS
                                                
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Royal Opera House,Covent Garden, London

• There are several locations in London where you
  will be able to take advantage of the arts,
  including The Royal Opera House and Theatre
  Royal.
• The most famous British producer of musicals is
  Andrew Lloyd-Webber, whose most successful
  productions include Phantom of the Opera, Cats,
  Evita, Joseph and his Amazing Technicolour
  Dreamcoat and Jesus Christ Superstar. In 2004 his
  new musical opened, called "The Woman in White".
  This show will be playing the entire time we are
  there at 7 pm each night, prices very
• http//www.womaninwhitethemusical.com/frameset.htm
  

Theatre Royal(Drury Lane, London)
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Royal Festival HallSouth Bank Centre, London

• When researching the arts in London another place
  to consider is the Royal Festival Hall Where you
  will find many shows, concerts, and displays that
  help to show off London.
• http//www.rfh.org.uk/main/all/month.asp?month2

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Arts Entertainment

• Barbican Centre Europe's largest arts centre all
  under one roof and base for the London Symphony
  Orchestra. Comprises a concert hall, 2 theatres,
  3 cinemas, 2 art galleries, library, 2 trade
  exhibition halls, 5 conference rooms, foyers,
  shops and conservatory.
• London Symphony Orchestra - Old world meets
  new22nd MayBernstein, Shostakovich and
  Rachmaninov programme

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Arts Entertainment

• London Trocadero The London Trocadero is a
  landmark centre of leisure, shopping and
  entertainment located in the heart of the West
  End. A vibrant meeting place where you can shop,
  eat and have endless fun. Having opened in the
  late 1700's it has always had a reputation as a
  famous landmark with changing faces, a variety of
  entertainment that attracts tourists, teenagers,
  local office workers and families. The centre is
  linked to Piccadilly underground station and the
  main entrance is on Coventry Street. Free events
  and activities take place within the centre
  regularly. http//www.londontrocadero.com/
• For more information regarding other places to
  see the arts.
• http//www.visitlondon.com/city_guide/entertainme
  nt

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The Regent's Park has both open parkland and
spectacular formal gardens a large boating lake
and open air theatre. Herons nest on the lake and
many other birds and waterfowl can be seen. The
Park is also home to London Zoo.
St James's Park is at the very heart of London.
Often used for ceremonial and state occasions,
the Park is a fantastic setting for pomp and
splendor.
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The Royal Parks

• The Royal Parks in London host a range of
  activities that are available for free, These
  activities range from horticultural, to concerts,
  to sports. The parks are a great place to get
  involved in the community in London.
• http//www.royalparks.gov.uk/

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Restaurants

• Sugar Reef is perfect for any occasion. London's
  famous late night restaurant and bar, with
  private dining, dancing and drinking. With
  inviting and decadent booths, delicious cocktails
  and classic restaurant menus. http//www.latenigh
  tlondon.co.uk/venues/default.asp?venuesugarreef
• Sway Holborn's sexy, funky and sophisticated bar,
  restaurant and club. The private Velvet Room and
  Suede Room are perfect for a party and the
  restaurant and funky club are all open until 3am.
  Located near Holborn Tube.
• http//www.latenightlondon.co.uk/venues/default.a
  sp?venuesway
• The Langley Great food, cool cocktails and
  stylish interiors. Eat, drink, chat, chill
  lounge in the retro cool of Covent Garden's most
  stylish bar/restaurants.
• http//www.latenightlondon.co.uk/venues/default.a
  sp?venuelangley

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Restaurants

• Bank Aldwych Set in the heart of theatre land and
  five minutes walk from Covent Garden, Bank
  Aldwych is a lively yet stylish bustling urban
  brassiere ideally situated between the City and
  the West End. http//www.bankrestaurants.com/
• The Butler's Wharf Chop house is a must for
  lovers of classic English food. This restaurant
  makes a conscious return to the culinary
  traditions that make England great.

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Restaurants

• London has restaurants bringing food from all
  corners of the planet and with great atmospheres.
• To find more information on hundreds of other
  restaurants in London check out this website.
• http//www.visitlondon.com/city_guide/eating_out/
  

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Harden's London for Free  Richard Harden, Peter
Harden

• This book will guide you around London on a low
  cost budget!!
• London has a lot to offer, however it can seem
  expensive and confusing for the average visitor.
  This handy pocket size book opens up London with
  clear concise information. It offers a wealth of
  ideas for days out in the Capital and almost all
  of the attractions listed are totally free. You
  can find reviews, opening times, contact
  information, nearest tube stations and map
  references. London for Free is a tremendous
  asset. I have been going to London for as long as
  I can remember and I thought that I knew my way
  around this book has shown me that there is so
  much more to enjoy in London.