British Library
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The national library of the UK, and the largest in the world with over 150 million items from around the world.
Tate Modern
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One of the largest museums in the world and Britain’s national gallery of international modern art, with work from 1900 to present day.
King’s Cross St Pancras
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A Central London railway station providing trains all around the UK and Eurostar services to continental Europe.
Carnaby Street
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Carnaby has reinvented itself from the centre of the swinging 60s to the home of over 100 shops, eateries, flagships and independent brands.
St Paul’s Cathedral
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A Grade I listed building, it is one of the most recognisable buildings on the London skyline; and the seat of the Bishop of London.
Shakespeare’s Globe
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Showcasing both original and new work, the Globe Theatre entices visitors from all over the world that wish to indulge in its rich heritage.
Tate Modern
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The Tate Modern is Britain’s national gallery of international modern art, showcasing British art from 1900 to present day.
Sky Garden
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Visitors are able to take in the panoramic views from landscaped gardens and a rooftop restaurant and bar for an experience like no other.
Sushi Samba
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Harnessing sensational views and exquisite Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian sushi, for a chic, stylish ambience.
London Eye
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Europe’s giant Ferris wheel offers a unique way to experience the sensational views that London has to offer.
