Days Out
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Camden: Some people come to London just to visit the village of Camden. A historic part of the city, Camden's markets, shops, bars and restaurants prove a irressistable draw to all the eccentric characters that make London the most diverse city on Earth.
Chessington: A compact theme park on London’s doorstep that offers a truck-load of guilty pleasures to adults and children alike.
South Bank: In the summer there is no better place to be than by the river. If you stroll along the Thames you can hardly fail to be impressed by the wonderful buildings and historic sites you’ll see.
Brixton Home Page
A really cool guide to Brixton’s array of restaurants and nightlife, as well as info. about the markets, live music, cinema and art.
Covent Garden
A guide to the pubs, bars and restaurants, and other attractions of Covent Garden.
London Calling Internet
All sorts of bits and pieces about London, with a great photo-tour down Portobello Road Market.
Real London
All about Islington.
Soho’s Home Page
Soho’s home page, detailing (with links) all the restaurants, pubs, clubs, cafes and music venues in the area. The page also includes the history of Soho, and other interesting info.
Street Sensation
The stores, bars and restaurants in Portobello Road, Carnaby street and Chelsea.
Westminster
Don’t be put off by the fact that this is a city council site. They have Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Parliament and Soho to name but a few attractions. Info about tourist sites, plus LOTS of good links.
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