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 The Guild of Registered Tourist Guides |
52d Borough High Street The Guild House London, London SE1 1XN United Kingdom +44 (0)20 7403 1115 http://www.blue-badge.org.uk |
Blue Badge Guides are official tourist guides who have to go through training and selection before certification by the Institute of Tourist Guiding. In London, the training program is 18 months, so it's no surprise that you're most likely going to get an enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide. Prices vary according to the tour, and special foreign language tours are also conducted. The service is fully flexible - you can make up your own tour and go on it whenever you want to but remember it costs more at night. One day a year Blue Badge Guides invite everyone to a free programme of tours and talks. This International Tourist Guide Day is usually in February. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Late and early opening |
Waterloo The County Hall London SE1 7PB United Kingdom +44 20 7928 4900 http://www.theclubatcountyhall... |
It may no longer be a 24/7 operation, but the opening hours of this gym are still a godsend to the erratic schedules of overstressed City workers. Directly across the river from the Houses of Parliament, County Hall used to be the home of the Greater London Council, the former London local authority. Now it houses the London Aquarium, a Marriott Hotel and this marvellous club. Featuring a 6,000 square foot gym, a 25m long swimming pool, more than 30 classes a week, personal trainers, beauty treatments and swish locker rooms - a rarity even at the plushest of health centres. What more could you ask for? Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Darth Vader's Gym! |
12 Marshalsea Road London, London SE1 1HL United Kingdom +44 (0)20 8407 5650 |
Dave Prowse was Darth Vader in the original Star Wars series. This is enough of a reason on its own to check out this club in our opinion! However, there is also a friendly atmosphere, a gym and a dance studio to keep you amused. The Incredible Hulk actor, Lou Ferrigno, and Daniel Day Lewis have also been spotted here, so you never know who you might bump into! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Community Leisure Centre |
22 Elephant and Castle London, London SE1 6SQ United Kingdom +44 20 7582 5505 http://www.fusion-lifestyle.com/ |
A great community spirit here at this lively sports centre. You can work out in the gym and dance studio, but you should definitely take advantage of all the sports on offer. These include football, basketball, korfball, netball and martial arts. Plenty of areas for the kids to play as well if you bring them along. The centre also hosts children's parties. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Leisure Chain |
Tooley Street Cottons Building London, London SE1 2QN United Kingdom +44 (0)20 7403 1171 http://www.fitness-exchange.net/ |
There is a very young feel to this fitness club, which is part of a nationwide chain. The gym is enormous and spans two rooms, whilst the dance studio offers a wide range of classes including boxercise, aerobics and step. The swimming pool is fairly small and mainly given over to leisure swimming. There are three squash courts for hire and beauty treatments and altenative health therapists are all on hand. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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30,000 Runners Take To The London Streets |
Starts on Blackheath, Greenwich Park Finishes on the Mall, Central London London, London SE3 United Kingdom +44 20 7902 0200 http://www.london-marathon.co.uk/ |
The London Marathon's reputation as world leader in big city marathons has grown immeasurably since the first event in 1981. Each year, an estimated 30,000 runners invade the streets of London to participate in this increasingly popular event, which is sponsored by margarine company Flora. Participants are of mixed ability and age (up to age 89), ranging from the world's elite athletes to those simply running for a personal challenge, and even celebrities raising money for charity. Entries for the Marathon open the August before the event. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 London's only floating museum |
Tooley Street Morgan's Lane London, London SE1 2JH United Kingdom +44 20 7940 6300 http://www.iwm.org.uk/belfast/... |
HMS Belfast is one of Europe's largest preserved warships—she was launched in 1938 to serve in both World War Two and the Korean War. She is the last surviving example of the great warships built for the Royal Navy. In her day she was one of the most powerful vessels of her type with the most complex machinery and equipment. Vast, during World War Two, she was home to almost a thousand men who had to live in cramped conditions. She retired from service and from protecting the Empire's trade routes in 1965 and has now been converted to a floating naval museum with seven decks for visitors to discover. Children under 16 are allowed in for free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Grandeur and topiary maze |
Molesey Avenue London, London KT8 2EU United Kingdom +44 870 752 7777 http://www.hrp.org.uk/webcode/... |
Hampton Court Palace is a magnificent blend of Tudor and Baroque architecture, covering six acres alongside the River Thames. After confiscating the palace from Cardinal Wolsey, King Henry VIII lived here with some of his many unfortunate wives. Hampton Court Palace is famed for its magnificent gardens, where music and flower shows take place in the summer. Otherwise, choose from one of six different tours, some feature costumed guides. The maze is another very popular attraction but expect to get lost. To get to Hampton Court Palace, take the river launch from Westminster, Richmond and Kingston for a scenic trip up the Thames. Alternatively, a train departs every thirty minutes from Waterloo to Hampton Court Station. Admission: GBP11 adults; reduced prices for maze only. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Underwater Wonders |
Westminster Bridge Road Westminster Bridge Road London, London SE1 7PB United Kingdom +44 20 7967 8000 http://www.londonaquarium.co.uk |
This ultra-modern aquarium is one of the largest in Europe, containing over one million litres of water. Three hundred and fifty species are displayed within the three large tanks - everything from brown sharks, sand tigers and piranhas to jellyfish and tropical fish that swim right before your eyes. A "touch pool", otherwise known as the Beach Pier, allows for the assisted handling of starfish, hermit crabs and friendly rays. But the main attraction is the Atlantic Tank, where you can view divers, protected from sharks and other scary creatures, during feeding times. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pedal To The Metal |
Gabriels Wharf 56 Upper Ground London, UK SE1 9PP United Kingdom +44 2079 286 838 http://www.londonbicycle.com/ |
What better way to explore London than having the independence of your own bike? The Bicycle Tour Company has specially designed routes to make sure every cyclist gets the most out of their visit. Along the way, your guide will make periodic stops to offer a little bit of information on the attractions and places you're whizzing by. Each tour is designed to keep you as far away from traffic as possible and maximize your safety while you take the city at your own pace. Whether you're used to mountain bikes or just the classic cycle this is certainly a unique way to see everyone's favorite city. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A trip you'll not forget! |
55 York Road London Duck Tours Limited London, London SE1 7NJ United Kingdom +44 (0)20 7928 3132 http://www.londonducktours.co.uk/ |
Want to explore London by water? Well, this is possible now thanks to Ducktours. It is a unique concept wherein they offer tours of London by road and river. They depart from Chicheley Street, Waterloo and the vehicle drives past all the famous landmarks like Big Ben and Trafalgar Square, to launch into the River Thames and continue the journey from there on to Vauxhall. The guides tell you stories and give you information about the city in their usual chirpy way while you view the beauty of the city. It is a 75 minute tour that will remain etched in your memory forever. So, hop onto this wonderful journey! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Medieval Horror in the Capital |
28-34 Tooley Street London SE1 9BD United Kingdom +44 20 7403 7221 http://www.thedungeons.com/ |
This is not so much a museum as a gruesome reproduction of all things that illustrate the darker side of European history. Located underneath London Bridge, in a basement location with ghastly sounds seeping through the front door, this is a sort of haunted house for adults. It has won the Best Unusual Venue tourism award several times in the past. Wander through rooms depicting royal executions, vicious murders, various torture and execution devices, and even the Great Fire of London. The addition of Hollywood-style sound effects and lighting is also a nice touch. The newest addition is the Labyrinth of the Lost - the world's largest and scariest mirror maze. It's all unbelievably tacky, yet good fun in a morbid sort of way be warned, however, that its probably not suitable for small children, and all children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult. Also check out Halloween Fest (Oct 8-31) and Satan's Grotto (Dec 10- Jan 3). Admission: adult £14.95, seniors & students £12.25; children £10.95 Review © 2007, Wcities |
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21st Century Landmark |
Westminster Bridge Road (Riverside Building County Hall) London SE1 9TA United Kingdom +44 870 500 0600 http://www.londoneye.com |
Known as both the London Eye and the Millennium Wheel, this huge 450-foot ferris wheel on the South Bank gives a fabulous bird's eye view of London, if your stomach is strong enough. Its inception in the beginning of 2000 honoured the Millenium; and the spectacular views stretch for 25 miles on a clear day to include views of Windsor and Tunbridge Wells. Up to 25 people can fit in each of the wheel's "capsules." The wheel turns surprisingly slowly-it takes thirty minutes to go round, so there's plenty of time to spot landmarks and take photos. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Amphibious tour |
Westminster Bridge Road County Hall London SE1 7PB United Kingdom +44 20 7928 6162 http://www.frogtours.com/ |
Experience a unique road and river tour of London in a frog, aka a bright yellow vehicle which doubles as both car and boat. Perfect for anyone wanting a rather unorthodox tour of London, the London Frog Company offers 80-minute trips (including a 30-minute river cruise), complete with friendly guide. The circular route starts at County Hall and passes attractions such as Parliament Square and Trafalgar Square. The river section of the tour begins at Lacks Dock Vauxhall and continues to London Eye. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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By the River Thames |
Potters Fields Southwark London SE1 2 United Kingdom |
Renovated in 2007, Potters Fields Park is well-loved and well-used by Londoners and tourists alike. This sunny stretch of park is centrally located between City Hall and the Tower Bridge, right on the River Thames. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family Leisure Centre |
100 Lower Road Rotherhithe London, London SE16 2TU United Kingdom +44 20 7237 3296 |
A true community leisure centre this one. Apart from the mega-large gym, the dance studio and swimming pool, a full range of activities (such as ballroom dancing and ski circuits) are provided for people of all ages and abilities. The sports hall houses five-a-side football, badminton and martial arts. There's even a kids gym and an outside play area. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The world's a stage - theatrical tourist favourite |
21 New Globe Walk Bankside London, London SE1 9DT United Kingdom +44 20 7902 1400 http://www.shakespeares-globe.... |
Visit the glorious reconstruction of Shakespeare's original playhouse, built some four centuries later. This version of the Bards venue also boasts of the first thatched roof in London since the Great Fire. The partially open-air theater provides a standing area and some seating provisions. The Globe Theater Company, Shakespeare's Globe Exhibition and Globe Education work together to provide a historical and educational experience while putting on some of the finest performances in this fabulous theater. Come and soak up the atmosphere even if you are unfamiliar with the Bard's work. Tickets can be bought via the internet or directly from the Globe Box Office. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A Shakespearean Experience |
21 New Globe Walk Bankside London, London SE1 9DT United Kingdom +44 20 7928 9444 http://www.shakespeares-globe.org |
Visit the modern playhouse of Shakespeare to indulge in some of the Bard's work, and dine at its simple restaurant at the Globe Theatre for a glorious view of the Thames, and a delightful, English culinary experience. The menu varies every week and provides a satisfying meal. Try the Smoked Trout, Stake and Cheesecake for dessert - all at reasonable prices. The wine list is impressive and the service, not too hasty, allowing for some idle time to enjoy the view. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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On the silvery Thames! |
Office: Wapping Pier, King Henry's Stairs Wapping High Street London, London E1W 2NR United Kingdom +44 20 7481 2711 http://www.silverfleet.co.uk/ |
Silver Fleet offer lunch and dinner cruises on its numerous vessels, so get on board for a joyride with the Thames gushing along for company! The decor takes you back to yesteryear ocean liner days, complete with thick drapes and carpets. First off you are greeted with champagne, and then served a three-course contemporary British meal. You wine and dine while you cruise past several landmarks of London, such as the London Eye and the Tower of London. Their flagship vessel, the Silver Sturgeon, is a 586-capacity (458 seated) luxury yacht. The Lunch Cruise on select Friday afternoons include a Veuve Clicquot Champagne reception, canapés, three-course lunch with specially selected wines, mineral water, coffee and homemade petit fours. Live music playing in the background adds to the magic. Give in to the allure! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Shakespeare's London |
21 New Globe Walk London SE1 9DT United Kingdom +44 20 7593 0026 http://www.rosetheatre.org.uk/ |
Built in 1587 and the first theater built in Bankside, the Rose Theater included in its repertory plays by Shakespeare, Marlowe and Kyd before shutting down in 1606. Extensive excavation of the Rose started in 1989 when archaeologists discovered part of its original ground plan. Restoration projects soon followed and now visitors can tour the Rose as part of Shakespeare's Globe Exhibition. Visitors can expect exhibits exploring life in the late 1500s, as well as insight into Elizabethan theater. Contact them for opening hours and tour information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Inventive Health Club |
21-55 St Thomas Street London, London SE1 3QX United Kingdom +44 20 7403 4914 http://www.topnotchhealthclubs... |
A really inventive and different club this one. One of the most interesting features is a "punchbag boss" in the gym which you can hit to take out those work day frustrations! The stylish design and other wacky highlights made this place a real sell-out when it opened at the end of 1999. The gym has a massive cinema sized screen to entertain you as you exercise, whilst the dance studio gives lessons in all the latest disciplines. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The most ornate bridge in London |
Tower Hill London SE1 2UP United Kingdom +44 20 7403 3761 http://www.towerbridge.org.uk/ |
Designed by Sir Horace Jones and opened in 1894, Tower Bridge is famous the world over. Due to the volume of river traffic at the time, Tower Bridge was designed to have twin bascules that could be raised. This famous landmark also has fabulous views over the Tower of London and of river life on the Thames. Visitors can ascend by the North Tower and traverse the river protected from the erratic English elements in an enclosed walkway before descending by the South Tower. Also on offer is The Tower Bridge Experience, a fascinating exhibition situated inside the towers and engine rooms. Want to get a great view of the Tower Bridge from afar, but not too far? Head on over to Potters Fields Park, right next to City Hall, where you can enjoy a picnic with a view. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A bridge too far |
Tower Bridge London SE1 2UP United Kingdom +44 20 7403 3761 / +44 20 7940 3984 (bridge lift infomation) http://www.towerbridge.org.uk/ |
Tower Bridge is one of the most instantly recognisable of London's landmarks. Built at the close of the 19th century, the bridge is in a neo-Gothic style with twin towers, and is unique in having bascules, which can be raised to give access to tall ships. The stone clad towers offer a rich insight into London's history, plus panoramic views across the skyline enable you to see the city's finest architecture. The Tower Bridge Exhibition is a self-guided tour which introduces you to the colorful history of the Bridge from Victorian times to the present day, how it was built and takes you along the dramatic glass-covered overhead walkways which run between the towers and then to the Victorian Engine Rooms, where you will be able to see the original engines that used to power the Bridge. Admission(rates through 31 Mar 2005): £5.50 adult,child 5-15 £3.00; student/senior with ID £4.25 ; Free under 5. Joint tickets for The Monument and the Tower Bridge Exhibition are also available: £6.50 adults; £4.50 concessions; £3.50 children. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Beefeaters and Crown Jewels |
Tower Hill London, London EC3N 4AB United Kingdom +44 (0)20 7709 0765 http://www.toweroflondontour.com |
The Tower of London is mainly perceived as a medieval place of imprisonment and execution. Nine hundred years of history are embraced within its thick, turreted walls. Even though the Tower's violent years are long gone, an aura of death and medieval torture remains. Today, guided tours are available. The main attraction for most visitors is the breathtaking Crown Jewels. It is also a chance to see the legendary ravens who live within the walls. Folklore has it that if they ever leave, Britain will again fall to foreign invasion. Interestingly enough, orders have been received to clip their wings! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Health and fitness club |
101 Lower Marsh London, London SE1 7AB United Kingdom +44 20 7401 8616 |
Situated in Lower Marsh Market, just next to Waterloo station, this club is worth seeking out. It is well maintained and good for the mind and the body. The gym is small but offers personal programmes and inductions. Classes include yoga, Pilates, step, aerobics and others; aromatherapy, reflexology and sports massage treatments are also available. You can even try classes out before joining. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family Friendly Dance Club |
304 Crucifix Lane London Bridge London SE1 3JW United Kingdom +1 44 20 8864 6760 http://www.whirl-y-gig.org.uk |
One Saturday a month, Whirl-y-Gig is the place to be. It is a dance club that opens its doors to the whole family - that's right, you can bring your kids to this night of trance and global beats. With more of a festival feel than a club environment, it is an exotic experience for attendees young and old. Resting areas are available for the youngsters (or oldsters). Locals have attended Whirl-y-Gig in droves for over 20 years, and that sense of community is truly apparent at each and every party. Admission: Age 18+ £15; age 13-17 £12; under 12 free. Advance tickets available on website, 18+ only. Review © 2007, Wcities |
