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They say size isn't everything – but it helps. With a population of over 7.5 million, London is nothing if not a city of diversity. It has restaurants offering every type of cuisine imaginable, museums and galleries that are the envy of cities the world over, some of the most happening nightclubs and bars on the planet, and so much excitement to entertain the kids, you'll be jealous. Over 25million visitors a year can't be wrong.

Hibiscus

Hibiscus

Michelin star restaurant operated by Claude and Claire Bosi

Small and intimate, Hibiscus is one of the most exciting places to eat in the capital and was a runner-up for our Best New Restaurant gong in 2008....

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Sketch

Sketch

All surrealist...

Of the three bits of Pierre Gagnaire's legendarily expensive Sketch – including destination dining at the Gallery and the Lecture Room's haute-beyond haute cuisine – the Glade is the most egalitarian....

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Changing of the guard

Changing of the guard

One of Britain's main tourist attractions

Not far away, at Horse Guards Parade in Whitehall, the Household Cavalry mount the guard daily at 11am (10am on Sunday)....

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Highgate Cemetery

Highgate Cemetery

A beautiful and historic burial ground

It may seem strange for a cemetery to be a tourist attraction, but Highgate Cemetery is no ordinary burial ground....

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British Museum

British Museum

The country's most popular tourist attraction

The British Museum is a neoclassical marvel that was built in 1847 by Robert Smirke, one of the pioneers of the Greek Revival style....

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Victoria & Albert Museum

Victoria & Albert Museum

A dazzling display of art and design

The Victoria & Albert Museum is a world-renowned art and design museum, with a collection including ceramics, fashion, jewellery, furniture, glass, photographs and textiles from all over the world – and from ancient Egypt to the present day....

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Tate Britain

Tate Britain

British and international modern and contemporary art

Tate Modern gets all the attention, but the original Tate Gallery, founded by sugar magnate Sir Henry Tate, has a broader and more inclusive brief....

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Saatchi

Saatchi

London contemporary art gallery

Charles Saatchi's new gallery, which opened after numerous delays in October 2008, has three floors, providing more than 50,000sq ft of space for temporary exhibitions....

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Fortnum & Mason

Fortnum & Mason

London's oldest department store

Fortnum & Mason, known for its fantastic Food Hall selling classic food hampers and teas and coffees from around the world, is also home to four restaurants and the excellent 1707 Wine Bar – named for the year the shop was founded....

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Borough Market

Borough Market

The tastiest market in London

Borough Market will delight both foodies and anyone who simply likes to eat; the smells alone are enough to make you salivate....

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St Pancras Champagne Bar

St Pancras Champagne Bar

A champagne bar in a London landmark

At 95....

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Gordon's Wine Bar

Gordon's Wine Bar

The oldest winebar in London

Gordon's Wine Bar is hardly à la mode....

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The Rivoli Ballroom

The Rivoli Ballroom

Dress up and dance

The Rivoli Ballroom is a Grade II listed building full of vintage glamour, and is one of the few remaining ballrooms in London....

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Pizza Express Jazz Club

Pizza Express Jazz Club

Impossible to imagine the London without it

Pizza Express Jazz Club's upstairs restaurant is jazz-free, but the 120-capacity basement venue is one of Europe's best modern mainstream jazz venues....

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The Spa at Chancery Court

The Spa at Chancery Court

A haven of tranquillity in the heart of London

The Spa at Chancery Court is recognized as one of London's finest day spas....

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London Eye

London Eye

Fly over London in the London Eye

Built in 2000, the London Eye was originally only going to stand for a few years, but Londoners immediately saw it as an iconic landmark, a symbol of modern London with a right to its place on the capital's skyline....

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Billy Elliot

Billy Elliot

One boy’s dream to realise his ambitions against the odds

Like almost any successful musical, Billy Elliot is based on a blockbuster feature motion movie - a 2000 British drama, written by Lee Hall and directed by Stephen Daldry....

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