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At The Back => The Dressing Room => Topic started by: samoth2 on August 29, 2007, 08:34:26 PM
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Well, i'm going to London next year with my school, so what do i need to see?
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Hmm
tower of London & Tower Bridge
Museum of the Moving Image
Science museum
Davenports (a magic shop in Charing Cross underground station)
vintage & Rare guitars (the best shop in Denmark St)
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Thx, Kilby..
I just hope i will have enough spare time to look at some music stuff :D
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London Aquarium is a MUST see.
Also, there's a burger place next to the Good Mixer in Camden that is amazing (if a bit pricey). Gotta get some decent grub in you (and the boozer next door ain't bad either) :wink:
:twisted:
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Hmm
tower of London & Tower Bridge
Museum of the Moving Image
Science museum
Davenports (a magic shop in Charing Cross underground station)
vintage & Rare guitars (the best shop in Denmark St)
Tower of London is such a waste of time ><
If you wanna be surrounded by Japanese tourists for an entire journey and witness people trying to take all your money - Then by all means go :p
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Tower of London is such a waste of time ><
If you wanna be surrounded by Japanese tourists for an entire journey and witness people trying to take all your money - Then by all means go :p
In that case avoid london altogether !
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^ :lol:
It's not just japanese tourists, last time i heard it was being invaded by Polish people!
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Tower of London is such a waste of time ><
If you wanna be surrounded by Japanese tourists for an entire journey and witness people trying to take all your money - Then by all means go :p
In that case avoid london altogether !
Not at all!
There are some beautiful things to see in London - You could go to the south bank and mooch around, walk around Carnaby Street, Leicester Square, Oxford Street, Charring Cross, Picadilly, trafalgar square, St james's park etc.
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I don't mind the polish, Denmark is full of them :)
But I bet we will go see many of those places with the teachers..
But the burger place sounds interresting :P
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^ :lol:
It's not just japanese tourists, last time i heard it was being invaded by Polish people!
It's the incredibly rude (and dim) Spanish and Italian tourists I have difficultys with. Why they have to grab at piercings, or have conversations at the end of escalators is beyond me.
Back on topic, London is definately much more pleasant 'better out of season' unfortunitely the tourist season is getting longer each year
Oh yeah if it's still running the Dali exibition on the Southbank is excellent
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It's in March next year so we wont be there in time to se the Dali exibition. Unfortunatly, I like Dali :)
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The London Eye was fun when I did it......
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London Eye is pretty good. This is whetting my appetite-I haven't been to London as a tourist for ages. I go there on business sometines though and try to get in and out as quick as possible. Enjoy your trip though.
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I never got around to getting on the eye as my son couldn't be bothered waiting.
Hmmm I know the head of security for the Eye, I think it may be a good idea to look him up :roll:
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It'd be fun to take a whole band into one of the capsules on the London Eye and film an acoustic set as it goes up in the air
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Tower of London is such a waste of time ><
If you wanna be surrounded by Japanese tourists for an entire journey and witness people trying to take all your money - Then by all means go :p
In that case avoid london altogether !
Not at all!
There are some beautiful things to see in London - You could go to the south bank and mooch around, walk around Carnaby Street, Leicester Square, Oxford Street, Charring Cross, Picadilly, trafalgar square, St james's park etc.
If I wanted to do that I'd play Monopoly...
Definitely try to find Denmark Street, if only to tell the staff in the shops that you quite like the gear and you are off home to order it from GAK.
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Tower of London is such a waste of time ><
If you wanna be surrounded by Japanese tourists for an entire journey and witness people trying to take all your money - Then by all means go :p
In that case avoid london altogether !
Not at all!
There are some beautiful things to see in London - You could go to the south bank and mooch around, walk around Carnaby Street, Leicester Square, Oxford Street, Charring Cross, Picadilly, trafalgar square, St james's park etc.
If I wanted to do that I'd play Monopoly...
Definitely try to find Denmark Street, if only to tell the staff in the shops that you quite like the gear and you are off home to order it from GAK.
+1 on the Monopoly places - don't see what's so great about Leicester Square, Oxford St., etc... The South Bank however is a nice area - good for a stroll and lunch on a nice day. Get the tube out to Kew Gardens and have a gander in Chandlers - it's worth a visit and the area is beutifull.
:twisted:
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Get on the Frog or Duck Bus, they're a good larf.
http://london-tour.conciergedesk.co.uk/Frog-tours-main-page.htm
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Get on the Frog or Duck Bus, they're a good larf.
http://london-tour.conciergedesk.co.uk/Frog-tours-main-page.htm
lol yes, yes they are!
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:D I would suggest a visit one evening to the theatre. I highly recommend "The Woman In Black" at the Fortune Theatre, tickets for mid week shows are easy enough to come by & its not to expensive. It`s a ghost story & i gaurantee it`ll get you going ! infact i`d recommend it to everybody on the forum if you want i good night out.
:D 8)
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science museum, national history museum and V&A are all pretty sweet (all beside each other too).
^ i agree about seeing a play, jt.
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If you come in the Summer you should check out the Travelex £10 ticket plays at the NT - Really good fun usually - I saw Tennesee William's Rose Tatoo with the woman from My Family a month ago - Was pretty good.
Going to see another one in a couple of weeks aswell.
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^ i agree about seeing a play, jt.
I think I'd have to go to the globe if I was watching a play in London. Although the missus works for the RSC, so I'm a bit sick of Shakespeare.
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The Fuller's Brewery tour in Chiswick is a must - then a tour of Fuller's pubs.
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A Chinky in the restaurant on the corner of Wardour/Shaftsbury. The staff are so rude its a novelty!
+1 on the woman in black. Very creepy!
A Jack The Ripper tour around Whitechapel. See Time Out for booking info.
Old pubs, like the Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese and The Camdens Head.
The New Intrepid Fox.
The Camden Tup Near The Worlds End. They have an un-manned bar upstairs and you can just help yourself to Lager and Guinness, it's really, really cheap!!
I think it's called the 12 bar club in Denmark St, not bad little live music club.
SW London pubs for the fanny!
A night bus going through North London with a load of drunks, can be very funny!