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Many museums are situated within easy distance of the hotel. The Natural History Museum is for adults with children providing a closer look at British wildlife from the past and present.

However, if shopping is more your scene, visit the world famous Harrods, but make sure it's not on a day when the Queen is shopping as the store is closed whilst she shops! Other famous stores include Selfridges and Liberty.

Bed and Breakfast in London at the Georgian House Hotel is ideal for accommodation close to tourist attractions. Book your hotel now for the Olympic Torch Concert event on Saturday 26th June. The friendly, family-run hotel serves full English breakfast and is situated in the heart of London.

The Lister Hospital in London has established a national and international reputation for offering the best in private healthcare.

Museums

• Pollock`s Toy Museum
  Pollock's toy museum opened in 1956 and is crammed with collections of toys.
• The Fashion and Textile Museum
  The Fashion and Textile Museum is housed in a spectac ular pink and orange building in Bermondsey.
• Bethnal Green Museum of Childhood
  Bethnal Green Museum of Childhood has UK's national collection of toys and games to interest adults and children alike.
• The London Aquarium
  The London Aquarium displays a wide range of underwater life from all over the world.
• Natural History Museum
  The National History Museum includes earth galleries, dinosaur galleries and life galleries and provides and opportunity to discover British wildlife in the heart of London.
• Science Museum
  The Science Museum's collections form an enduring record of scientific, technological and medical change since the eighteenth century.
• Public Records Office
  The Public Records office in London is the place to go to find out about your family history and genealogy.
• Theatre Museum
  The Theatre Museum is the National Museum of Performing Arts and covers most forms of live entertainment.
• Victoria and Albert Museum
  The Victoria and Albert Museum is a collection of historical and cultural antiquities from all over the world.
• Charles Dickens Museum
  Charles Dickens Museum featuring displays on the author and a collection of memorabilia.

Art Galleries

• National Gallery
  National Gallery houses some of the worlds most famous and important works of art.
• The Saatchi Gallery
  The Saatchi Gallery is showing work from collection of contemporary art.
• Dulwich Picture Gallery
  Dulwich Picture Gallery is the greatest find in London with a magnificent collection.
• County Hall Gallery
  County Hall Gallery is located between the London Aquarium and the magnificent BA London Eye.

Shopping London

• Marks and Spencer
  Marks and Spencer is one of the UK's leading retailers.
• Hamleys
  Hamleys the London toyshop better known for choice than low prices.
• Covent Garden
  Covent Garden is the centre for entertainment and leisure activites in the capital.
• Harrods
  Harrods, Londons most famous and expensive department store in Knightsbridge.
• Liberty
  Liberty the most fashionable place to shop in London.
• London Fashion Week
  London Fashion Week designers exhibition located in Chelsea.
• Oxford Street
  Oxford Street is one of the busiest shopping districts in the UK.
• Selfridges
  Selfridges is the famous department store situated in Londons Oxford Street.
• Harvey Nichols
  Harvey Nichols is known internationally for the luxury items it sells. It is home to the world's most prestigious brands in womenswear, menswear, accessories, beauty, food and home.
• Shopping in London
  Shopping in London you will find some of the best shops in the world, comprising of specialist outlets, fine department stores, fashion boutiques and antiques.

The West End

• West End Food Fantastic
  West End Food Fantastic is back again by popular demand in the West End!
• The Phantom of the Opera
  The Phantom of the Opera is Andrew Lloyd Webbers most successful show.
• My Fair Lady
  My Fair Lady revolves around the story of Eliza Doolittle.
• Grease at Victoria Palace Theatre
  Grease at Victoria Palace Theatre has triumphed throughout the world as one of the most popular musicals.
• The Royal Opera House
  Royal Opera House third theatre on the Covent Garden Site.
• Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
  Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is the magical car that sails and flies through the air. The most exciting theatrical event of the year.
• Hotels for Mamma Mia
  Mamma Mia, the funny new musical in the London West End.
• Chicago Musical
  Hotels for the famous Chicago musical at the Adelphi theatre.
• Billy Elliot
  Billy Elliot is set in the fictional town of 'Everington' in the real County Durham, UK and is the story of 11-year-old Billy, an aspiring dancer, his father, Jackie and older brother, Tony that work during the UK miners' strike of 1984 and 1985.
• The GlobeTheatre
  The Globe Theatre is a faithful reconstruction of the open air play house designed in 1599.

London Halls, Cathedrals and Exhibition Centres

• Earls Court and Olympia Exhibitions
  Earls Court and Olympia Exhibitions were run independently of each other under a common ownership.
• The Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre
  The Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre is ideally located to take advantage of everything London has to offer.
• Westminster Hall
  Westminster Hall the judicial and administrative centre of the Kingdom.
• The Royal Albert Hall
  The Royal Albert Hall has a long rich history as one of the world's leading entertainment venues.
• Westminster Abbey
  Westminster Abbey is Englands most visited religious site, where the coronation, marriage and burial of British monarchs takes place.
• London Arena
  London Arena perfect for hosting exhibitions and trade shows, conferences and conventions, banquets and award ceremonies.
• Chelsea Town Hall
  Chelsea Town Hall on King's Road near The Georgian House Hotel, a classic example of late Victorian design and elegance.
• Ideal Home Show
  Ideal Home Show near The Georgian House Hotel, family-run, family-owned pleasant hotel with comfortable, attractive rooms; and full traditional English breakfast.
• St Paul's Cathedral
  St Paul's Cathedral is the first to have been built since the creation of the Church of England.
• ExCeL Centre Docklands
  ExCeL Centre Docklands is London's exhibition centre and is host to a vast range of events.
• Battersea Millennium Arena
  Battersea Millennium Arena was previously called the Battersea Park Athletics Track and there are a number of special fun days held at the park.
  London Attractions
• Flugtag
  Flugtag first took place in Austria in 1991 and since then the dream of flying hand made machines has spread.
• London Dungeon
  The London Dungeon brings more than 2,000 years of gruesomely authentic history vividly back to life and death.
• Trooping the Colour
  Trooping the Colour is held on the occasion of the queens official birthday.
• The BBC
  The BBC's founding father was John Reith who wanted to educate inform and entertain the whole nation, free from political interference and commercial pressure.
• Spirit of Christmas
  Spirit of Christmas encapsulates all that is luxurious in this festive season.
• London Buses
  London Buses manage bus services in London.
• Portobello Market
  Portobello Market is the worlds largest antique market.
• Camden Market
  Camden Market is a huge market in London that covers almost the whole neighbourhood.
• Remembrance Sunday
  Remembrance Sunday was first held in 1921 as an expression of national homage.
• Trafalgar Square
  Trafalgar Square in London one of the great attractions, close to Bed and Breakfast, Georgian House Hotel Central London.
• Piccadilly Circus
  Piccadilly circus is at the junction of 5 busy streets and is one of London's most famous landmarks.
• Tower of London
  The Tower of London is host to more than 3 million visitors a year.
• Downtown London
  Downtown London, where most of the tourist attractions are located.
• Hampton Court Palace
  Hampton Court Palace is a beautiful house encompassing years of history, landscaped gardens and fine art collections.
• London Zoo
  London Zoo is situated in central London in Regents Park and is home to over 12,000 different animals.
• London Marathon
  London Marathon, the UK's top one-day charity fund raising event.
• London Innovation Conference
  The London innovation conference for fresh ideas on introducing innovation to your business.
• Changing of the Guard
  Changing of the Guard one of the oldest and most familiar of all royal ceremonies.
• Leicester Square
  Leicester Square at night is one of the busiest spots in London.
• Apsley House
  Apsley House is built on the site of the lodge to Hyde Park.
• The British Library
  The British Library, national library of the UK is relatively young.
• Royal Academy of Arts
  Royal Academy of Arts in London near Georgian House Hotel Central London, a fine independent arts institution.
• Wellington Arch
  Wellington Arch in London one of the great attractions, close to Bed and Breakfast, Georgian House Hotel Central London.
• The Cabinet War Rooms
  The cabinet war rooms became emergency accommodation to protect the British government.
• Bed and Breakfast near Canary Wharf
  Canary Wharf near Bed and Breakfast, Georgian House hotel, has been designed with emphasis on creating a pleasant work environment.
• China Town
  China Town had humble beginnings by the small Chinese community at the turn of the 20th century.
• Greenwich
  Greenwich has the Royal Observatory which is the source for the Prime Meridian.
• Crufts Dog Show
  Crufts dog show is the most prestigious dog show in the world.
• Kensington Palace
  Kensington Palace is of great historical importance. Kensington Palace was the favourite residence of successive sovereigns until 1760 when George II died.

London Events

• The Frieze Art Fair
  The Frieze Art Fair is an annual event that takes place in Regents Park every October, featuring many of the most exciting and contemporary art galleries in the world.
• Frida Kahlo Exhibition
  Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter, born on 6th July 1907 and died on 13th July 1954. Frida Kahlo's position as a globally recognised cult figure has become so powerful that at times it threatened to overshadow her art.
  The London Fashion Week
  The London Fashion Week Exhibition 2005 will be one of the most vibrant and busy weeks on the fashion calendar.
• The London Film Festival
  The London Film Festival will see London buzzing with excitement, boasting over 180 features and many short, experimental and animated films from directors all over the world
• The Proms
  The world's greatest classical music event runs for nearly three months every year at the Royal Albert Hall

London Accommodation

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Football Clubs

• Fulham Football Club
  Fulham Football Club is the oldest of London's first class clubs and its long history began back in 1879.
• Arsenal Football Club
  Arsenal Football Club began when a group of workers at Arsenal Armament decided to form a football team.
• Chelsea Football Club
  Chelsea Football Club can trace their history as far back as 1896.

Parks

• Battersea Park
  Battersea Park is situated in London just a few miles south of Marble Arch.
• Hyde Park
  Hyde Park is the most prominent and famous park in the whole UK.
• St James's Park
  St James's Park in London reflects picturesque style of landscaping, close to Bed and Breakfast, Georgian House Hotel.
• Kew Gardens
  Kew Gardens can be seen by taking a guided walking tour.

Restaurants

• Hard Rock Café
  Hard Rock Cafe near accommodation in central London at budget hotel.
• Pizza Hut in London
  Pizza Hut in London is a spectacular restaurant offering a variety of American and tropical cuisine near Georgian House Hotel Central London.
• Planet Hollywood
  Planet Hollywood is a dining experience inspired by the world of film and television.
• Rainforest Cafe
  Rainforest Cafe is a spectacular restaurant offering a variety of American and tropical cuisine near Georgian House Hotel Central London.
• Easy Internet Cafe
  Easy Internet Café provides the cheapest way to get online for anyone.

Stations

• Euston Station
  Euston Station was the first railway station to be built in London.
• Kings Cross Station
  Kings Cross Station is situated in north central London and serves routes to the North East and Scotland.
• Paddington Station
  Paddington Station is a major railway station in the Paddington area of London.
• Waterloo Station
  Waterloo is the principle mainline railway terminus serving Southern England and the Channel Tunnel
• Victoria Station
  Victoria Station is one of Londons busy stations, with the buildings boasting both sculpture and architecture.

Airports

• Gatwick Airport
  Gatwick Airport is the busiest single runway airport in the world.
• Heathrow Airport
  Heathrow Airport is the worlds busiest international airport.