...and some general stuff about Britain
| London stores |
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| Marks & Spencer |
| Sainsbury's |
| Tower Records |
| Selfridges |
| Boot's |
| John Lewis |
| Covent Garden - shops and events |
This is London - news, guides and tips about what to do in the British capital.
Timeout London - the best guide to what's on in London right now.
London Calling used to be a really good London guide. Nowadays, I don't know.. but there are still a few things worth checking out.
London life - Walks around London, poetry, music, film, theatre, pubs etc.
If you can't be there in person, NetLondon is a pretty good alternative. Here you can do online shopping from London and find all of the UK sites you need for a complete British experience on the net. Great!
The Original London Walks - great guided walks around London. For example ”Jack the Ripper's London”, ”The Beatles magical mystery tour” and ”Bloomsbury - a literary London pub walk”.
Camden Town Online - Cinemas, theatres, restaurants, music, shops....
Urban75 - British underground magazine. Lots of interresting reading.
Fashion UK - new, hot London fashion & design.
In the shopping guide you find lots of nice clothes shops.
If you, like me, are a natural born shopper, then perhaps you will enjoy the "Shops & Business district".
Take a walk along Portobello Road. Look at the shops, meet the people and listen to the sounds. Great interactive walk.
 | The London Theatre Guide
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Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. If you feel like taking a walk and do nothing but contemplate for a day, then Kew is the place to go. It's huge. And lovely. And so typically English.
If you want to go to Britain but don't know where to stay, take a look in Smooth Hound’s Hotel & Guest House Directory.
If you're into Indie, your first stop will be The Supersonic Guide. It features a lot of great artists. Or maybe you'd like to take a look at the British Indie Index. And there's of course the UK Top 40 's section of Indie albums and singles. 
Where to go in London
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