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MMark Mazz
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631.379.9021 cellular
631.379.9021 cellular

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ON YOUR DOORSTEP
British Airways London Eye, Leicester Square,West End theatres,
Chinatown, Soho clubs, bars and music venues, Royal Opera House,
Trafalgar Square, National Gallery, Covent Garden, Parliament, London
Aquarium, Cabinet War Rooms, St. James’ Palace, Pall Mall clubs.

INSIDER LONDON
Morning: Avoid the tourists and slip into the National Gallery via the
Sainsbury wing — go up the stairs and turn left. Pause at the Leonardo
cartoon before strolling through to the Pollaiuolo brothers’ spectacular
Martyrdom of St. Sebastian. Around you are four or five of the best
rooms that any gallery in the world has to offer.

Noon: Enter Chinatown and make for the New World on Gerrard
Place for immaculate dim sum drawn around the room on trolleys.
When you’ve drunk all the tea, invert the lid of the pot and more tea
will arrive.

Night: Bar Italia on Frith Street remains the hippest street bar in
London without even trying. Grab a table outside and enjoy London’s
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best coffee while the nightlife unfolds before you.
Main picture: British Airways London Eye

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ON YOUR DOORSTEP
Royal Academy of Arts, Oxford Street,West End Theatres, Bond Street,
Hyde Park, Green Park, Piccadilly, American Embassy, Berkeley Square,
Regent Street, Soho clubs and bars, St. James’ Palace.

INSIDER LONDON
Morning: Selfridges is the hot ticket for fashion shopping right now —
in an amazing modern take on the traditional souk — this is serious
retail therapy.When you need a break, tuck yourself into a corner of
the coffee shop in the food hall.

Noon: Experience a sense of privilege and comfort by going up to the
bar on the fifth floor of Waterstone’s bookshop on Piccadilly. Have a
drink or two and if you are hungry, nip behind Fortnum’s to Jermyn
Street and the wonderful secret, which is the Fountain Room restaurant.
Now its time for all real men to shop. Jermyn Street is the English gen-
tlemen’s shopping street —make sure you look into Trumper’s and get
some cologne.

Night: The Haymarket theatre was the last London theatre to give

up candlelight and it still has a wonderful atmosphere— see what’s
on tonight.

Main picture: Royal Academy of Arts

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ON YOUR DOORSTEP
Oxford Street shopping, Hyde Park, Mayfair, Shepherd’s Market,
Green Park, Bond Street, Park Lane, Buckingham Palace, Regent
Street, Piccadilly,West End theatres, Notting Hill, Kensington Palace.

INSIDER LONDON
Morning: Get up and out as early as you can. Stroll through Hyde
Park’s uncut meadows and trees with nothing around you but misty
English countryside. Go down to the Serpentine for coffee, then
wander through the Serpentine Gallery for the smartest modern art.

Noon: Starting at the Oxford Street end, spend some time shopping
along Bond Street.While the French were executing their Kings and
the American colonies were cutting free, this was the world’s glitziest
shopping street, and it’s still right up there. If you’re feeling rich, step
into Aspreys.

Night: Linger in leafy Berkeley Square and sense the air of romance,
before heading straight down Charles Street.The road ends at an old,
discreet and luxurious pub — the Red Lion.

Main picture: Selfridges, Oxford Street

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ON YOUR DOORSTEP
Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, West End theatres, St. Martin-
in-the-Fields, National Gallery, Charing Cross Road, Soho clubs, bars
and music venues, British Museum.

INSIDER LONDON
Morning: Never mind the tourist traps in the old Covent Garden
market, spend your time around Neal Street (don’t miss the Cheese
Shop in Neal’s Yard) and Floral Street where Paul Smith sets the
tone. Hip, happening fashion everywhere.

Noon: St. Martin-in-the-Fields is London’s most loved parish church
— a masterpiece by James Gibbs. Refresh your spirit. Step inside at
lunchtime for a Bach or Mozart recital and if you enjoy this, check
out St. John’s in Smith Square.

Night: You are in Soho to bar hop. Start at the bustling White
Horse in Marshall Street, then head West to the three big streets —
Dean, Frith and Greek. Finish at the scruffy, noisy Dive Bar under the
King’s Head in Gerrard Street. Eat late.

Main picture: Royal Opera House

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ON YOUR DOORSTEP
British Museum, University Quarter, Fitzrovia and Charlotte Street,
Soho clubs, bars and music venues, Regent’s Park,West End the-
atres, Holborn and the Inns of Court, Oxford Street shops,
The City and Roman London, Museum of London.

INSIDER LONDON
Morning: Medieval lawyers laid claim to this patch of town and
never let go.Wander around Lincoln’s Inn, taking in the brilliant and
indescribable Sir John Soane’s Museum on the north of the Square.
See Dickens’ ‘Old Curiosity Shop’ on the South of the Square, then
wind up at one of London’s classic hidden pubs — the Seven Stars
on Carey Street.

Noon: Don’t get culture overload at the British Museum — restrict
yourself to the stupendous Assyrian Lion hunt friezes, coffee in the
Great Court and the Saxon treasures of Sutton Hoo.

Night: Before the theatre, duck down into Freud’s bar at the top of
Endell Street for a great cocktail amid a Bohemian crowd.

Main picture: British Museum

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ON YOUR DOORSTEP
Regent’s Park, Georgian London, Fitzrovia and Charlotte Street,
Madame Tussauds and the Planetarium, Camden Town market and
nightlife, British Museum, new British Library.

INSIDER LONDON
Sunday Morning: Get up to Camden Town for Europe’s biggest
street market — but do it early, before the crowds swell.As you go,
grab the ingredients for a picnic.

Noon: Stroll along the Eastern side of Regent’s Park, take in the
zoo if you please, or watch one of the countless football, cricket
or baseball games. Pick a picnic spot out of harm’s way.

Night: Charlotte Street has great restaurants, but if you like sushi,
one of London’s best and simplest Japanese restaurants is Ikkyu —
an underground den next to Goodge Street Station.

Main picture: Regent’s Park

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ON YOUR DOORSTEP
Natural History Museum, Chelsea, Kings Road,Victoria & Albert
Museum, Science Museum, Knightsbridge and Harrods, Hyde Park,
Kensington Palace and Gardens, Royal Albert Hall and Memorial,
Sloane Street haute couture.

INSIDER LONDON
Morning: Harrods is best experienced shortly after it opens. Of all
the attractions, the greatest is probably the food hall — the finest
food in the world, begging to be eaten — a great place for gifts that
people actually want, too.

Noon: The V&A is the quietest of the great museums.When the
Liebskind extension is built it will be swarming with visitors, so visit
now and go straight to the cast room — it’s like a Piranesi drawing
come to life.

Night: Get a cab to the Grenadier Pub on Wilton Row in Belgravia.
Low-key it may be, but it’s also extremely well heeled with beautifully
plain cooking, good beer and famous Bloody Marys. Guard officers

and minor Royals used to love it and Madonna still does.
Main picture: Natural History Museum

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ON YOUR DOORSTEP
Windsor Castle and Great Park, Royal Ascot horse racing,
Twickenham International Rugby,Virginia Water Polo, Marble Hill
Open air concert arena, Royal Wentworth Golf Course,Wetlands
Trust bird sanctuaries.

INSIDER LONDON
Morning: Virginia Water, part of Windsor Great Park, forces
you to relax with nothing but tall standing ancient trees, lakes and
well planned vistas. If you need a task, try and find the immense
totem pole.

Noon: Windsor has attracted tourists since Victoria’s reign. Don’t
fight it, succumb to the pleasures at hand. See St. George’s chapel
and look down over the castle, then head to the Crooked House
for a brilliant cream tea.

Night: Sit outside The Swan in Twickenham on one of the prettiest
stretches of The Thames, then amble over to The Barmy Arms for a
great pub meal.

Main picture:Windsor Castle

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Totally Your London
Bond Street Hyde Park Royal Albert Hall The Natural History Museum
Location: New Bond Street,W15. Location: Hyde Park,W2. Location: Kensington Gore, London, SW7. Location: Cromwell Road, London SW7.
Tube: Bond Street. Tube: Knightsbridge, Hyde Park Corner, Tube: South Kensington Tube: South Kensington.
Goods: Designer shops, boutiques, Marble Arch, Lancaster Gate or Queensway. High St. Kensington Opening Times: Daily, 10:00-17:50 (Mon-Sat),
auction houses. Admission Fee: Free. Tel: +44 (0)20 7589 3203. 11:00-17:50 (Sun). Closed 24-26 Dec.
British Airways London Eye Tel: +44 (0)20 7298 2100. Royal Ascot Race Course Admission Fee: Free, except for
Location: Jubilee Gardens, SouthBank, SE1. Kensington Palace Location: Ascot, Berkshire, SL5 7JN. certain exhibitions.
Tube:Waterloo or Westminster. Location: Kensington Gardens,W8. Train: Ascot from Waterloo or Paddington Tel: +44 (0)20 7942 5000.
Opening Times: Daily. Tube: Queensway, Notting Hill Gate (Train info. +44 (0)8457 484950). The Planetarium
Admission Fee:Yes. or High Street Kensington. Opening Times: All year round, call number Location: Marylebone Road, NW1.
Tel: +44 (0)870 5000 600. Opening Times: Daily, 10:00-17:00 below for race dates. Gates open 11:00 Tube: Baker Street.
Buckingham Palace (Nov-Feb), 10:00-18:00 (Mar-Oct). throughout the year apart from Royal Ascot Opening Times:Varies seasonally.
Location: Buckingham Palace, SW1. Closed 24-26 Dec. when they open at 10:30. Admission Fee:Yes.
Tube:Victoria or Green Park. Admission Fee:Yes. Admission Fee:Yes. Tel: +44 (0)870 400 3000.
Opening Times:Varies seasonally. Tel: +44 (0)870 751 5170. Tel: +44 (0)1344 876876. The Science Museum
Admission Fee:Yes. Knightsbridge Royal Opera House Location: Exhibition Road,
Tel: +44 (0)20 7321 2233. Location: Knightsbridge, SW1. Location: Covent Garden,WC2E. South Kensington, SW7.
Camden Market Tube: Knightsbridge. Tube: Covent Garden. Tube: South Kensington.
Location: Camden High Street, NW1. Goods: Fashion, designer boutiques. Opening Times: Call number below Opening Times: Daily, 10:00-18:00
Tube: Camden Town or Chalk Farm. London Aquarium for details. (Mon-Sun). Closed 24-26 Dec.
Opening Times: 10:00-18:00 (Thurs-Sun). Location: County Hall,Westminster Bridge Admission Fee:Yes. Admission Fee: Free.

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Goods: Handmade crafts, clothes, food. Road, SE1. Tel: +44 (0)20 7240 1200. Tel: +44 (0)870 870 4868.
Changing of the Guard Tube:Waterloo or Westminster. St. James’ Palace The Victoria and Albert Museum
(Buckingham Palace) Opening Times: Daily, 10:00-18:00. Location:The Mall, SW1A. Location: Cromwell Road, SW7.
Location: Buckingham Palace, SW1. Admission Fee:Yes. Tube: Green Park or St James’ Park. Tube: South Kensington.
Tube:Victoria or Green Park. Tel: +44 (0)20 7967 8000. Tel: +44 (0)20 7930 1793. Opening Times: Daily, 10:00-17:45
Starting Times: 11:30 daily (Apr–Oct), Madame Tussauds The British Museum (Thurs-Tues), 10:00-22:00 (Wed).
11:30 every other day (Nov–Mar). Location: Marylebone Road, NW1. Location: Great Russell Street,WC1. Closed 24-26 Dec.
Admission Fee: Free. Tube: Baker Street. Tube:Tottenham Court Road, Holborn Admission Fee: Free, except for
Tel: +44 (0)839 123 411 or Opening Times:Varies seasonally. or Russell Square. certain exhibitions.
+44 (0)891 505 452. Admission Fee:Yes. Opening Times: Daily, 10:00-17:30 Tel: +44 (0)20 7942 2000.
Covent Garden Tel: +44 (0)870 400 3000. (Sat-Wed), 10:00-20:30 (Thurs-Fri). Trafalgar Square
Location: Covent Garden,WC2E. Notting Hill Closed 24-26 Dec and 1 Jan. Location:Trafalgar Square,WC2.
Tube: Covent Garden. Location: Notting Hill,W11. Admission Fee: Free. Tube: Charing Cross.
Goods:Arts, crafts, restaurants, fashion. Tube: Notting Hill. Tel: +44 (0)20 7323 8000. Admission Fee: Free.
Harrods Goods: Housewares, fashion, restaurants. The Museum of London Windsor Castle
Location: 87-135 Brompton Road, SW1. Oxford Street Location: 150 London Wall, EC2Y. Location:Windsor, SL4 2NR.
Tube: Knightsbridge. Location: Oxford Street,W1. Tube: Barbican, St Paul's, Moorgate Train:Windsor from Waterloo or Paddington
Opening Times: 10:00-19:00 (Mon-Sat), Tube: Oxford Circus. or Bank. (Train info. +44 (0)8457 484950).
Closed Sunday. Goods: Designer shops, boutiques. Opening Times: Daily, 10:00-17:50 Opening Times: Open throughout the year
Tel: +44 (0)20 7730 1234. Piccadilly Circus (Mon-Sat), 12:00-17:50 (Sun). 09:45-17:15 (Mar-Oct), 09:45-16:15 (Nov-
Houses of Parliament Location: Piccadilly Circus,W1J. Closed 24-26 Dec and 1 Jan. Feb). Closed 25-26 Dec.
Tube: Piccadilly Circus. Admission Fee: Free. Occasionally the State Rooms are closed.
Location: House of Commons,
Regent Street Tel: +44 (0)20 7600 3699. Please call in advance.
Westminster, SW1A.
Admission Fee:Yes.
Tube:Westminster. Location: Regent Street,W1.
Tel: +44 (0)20 7321 2233.
Admission Fee:Yes. Tube: Oxford Circus.
Tel: +44 (0)20 7219 3003. Goods: Designer shops, boutiques.
The list goes on at www.visitlondon.com

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