Postman’s Park

Postman’s Park is often overlooked by the visitor, but it can make for a touching and memorable visit. This article gives an overview of the small green space in London dedicated to the country’s unsung heroes.

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The Globe Theatre

The Globe Theatre is a faithful reconstruction of the original open-air playhouse where Shakespeare worked. This article gives an overview.

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Big Bang London

The introduction of a more competitive and open free market in the City of London twenty-two years ago has led to a booming and bustling global market free-for-all on the Thames that still does not seem to have reached its peak.

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Liverpool – European City of Culture

2008 is an exciting year for Liverpool. Many new initiatives are coming to fruition in its year as the European City of Culture. This means there will be much more for visitors to enjoy - great food alongside much more, including history, architecture, music and Beatles memorabilia.

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Brick Lane: Beigel Bake, Banglatown, and a Taste of London’s East End

The Brick Lane Beigel Bake in London’s East End is a small reminder of the area’s once vibrant Jewish community. And it’s not only great tasting bagels that anyone journeying to Brick Lane today will enjoy. With its thriving Bangladeshi and Bengali communities, this part of the East End is a celebration of tastes, smells, colors, and cultures.

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The Glory of Regent’s Park

While no one can blame the visitor for wanting to spend time in London’s galleries and museums, the city’s parks really shouldn’t be overlooked. And any visitor with a few spare hours in his or her itinerary should spend them in Regent’s Park, a glorious space in the heart of London. This article gives an overview.

Submitted By JD