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London Activities In Winter
My boyfriend and I are visiting London for Valentines weekend. The cold is putting us off going to many place such as the london zoo. We are students which aren't fond of art galleries and been to history/science museums. My boyfriend doesn't like shopping but we like places like Camden market
Any suggestions on what we can do?? :)
Any suggestions on what we can do?? :)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Have a look at whats on in Time oUt for example. You'll find interesting current events and activities which might appeal more than the traditional museums and galleries.
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Great food (at prices that students might actually be able to afford):
http:// bistro1 .co.uk/
A (free) museum which I visited last year just to kill a bit of time, but I ended up spending several hours there:
http:// www.mus eumoflo ndon.or g.uk/Do cklands /
A really good Wetherspoon's pub, right next door to the museum above:
http:// www.jdw ethersp oon.co. uk/home /pubs/t he-ledg er-buil ding
Crossing the Thames by cable car is fun (and inexpensive):
http:// www.emi ratesai rline.c o.uk/
and
http:// www.tfl .gov.uk /modalp ages/23 863.asp x
A free (and very interesting) exhibition about the future development of the world's cities, right next to the northern end of the cable car:
http:// www.sie mens.co .uk/poo l/about _us/cit ies/the crystal brochur e.pdf
(There's quite a lot of interactive stuff; it's not 'dry and boring', honestly! They also serve great coffee there)
http://
A (free) museum which I visited last year just to kill a bit of time, but I ended up spending several hours there:
http://
A really good Wetherspoon's pub, right next door to the museum above:
http://
Crossing the Thames by cable car is fun (and inexpensive):
http://
and
http://
A free (and very interesting) exhibition about the future development of the world's cities, right next to the northern end of the cable car:
http://
(There's quite a lot of interactive stuff; it's not 'dry and boring', honestly! They also serve great coffee there)
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