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London, England
 

Surrounding Landmarks
Bayswater
Bloomsbury
British Library
British Museum
Buckingham Palace
Canary Wharf
Dorking
Euston Station
Financial District  
Gatwick Airport
Hammersmith
Harrods
Heathrow Airport
Houses of Parliament
Hyde Park
Hyde Park Corner
Hyde Park North
Kew Gardens
King's Cross Station
Leicester Square
Liverpool St. U'ground Sta.
London City Airport
Luton Airport
Madame Tussaud's Museum
Marble Arch
Notting Hill High Gate Station
Olympia Exhibition Ctr
Oxford / Bond Streets
Paddington Station
Piccadilly Circus
Portobello Rd Market
Royal Academy
Royal Albert Hall
Royal Festival Hall
Royal Opera House
Russell Square
Shakespear's Globe Theatre
Sloane Square
South Kensington
St Pancras Station
St. Paul's Cathedral
Tate Museum-Modern
Tower of London
Trafalgar Square
University of London
Victoria & Albert Museum
Victoria Station
Waterloo Station
West End
Westminster Abbey
Windsor Castle
Wimbledon

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LE MERIDIEN PICCADILLY
  
21 PICCADILLY - London, England
United Kingdom

Le Meridien Piccadilly Is A Luxury Hotel Located In The Heart Of London, Just Minutes From The Center Of The Government And Offering Easy Access To All Of The Attractions Of The Area. Right On Piccadilly Circus, The Hotel Is Within Easy Walking Distance Off Westminster, Home To The United United Kingdom's Government.
 

RAMADA HOTEL AND SUITES
  
2 FESTOON WAY - London, England United Kingdom

The Ramada Hotel And Suites London Docklands Is A Glass And Steel Fronted, Contemporary Hotel, Located On The Docklands Waterfront With Spectacular Views Over London. Guestrooms Are Decorated In Warm Spice Tones, Which Contrast Pleasantly With The Walnut Furnishings.
 

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London
is the place to start. Nowhere in the country can match the scope and innovation of the metropolis, a colossal, frenetic city, perhaps not as immediately attractive as its European counterparts, but with so much variety that the only obstacle to a great time is the shockingly high cost of everything. It's here that you'll find Britain's best spread of nightlife, cultural events, museums, galleries, pubs and restaurants. The other large cities, such as Birmingham, Newcastle, Leeds or Liverpool each have their strengths: Birmingham has a resurgent arts scene, for example, while people travel for miles to sample Newcastle's nightlife. These days Manchester can match the capital for glamour in cafés and clubs, and also boasts the inimitable draw of the world's best-known football team.

England's ancient cathedral cities, such as Lincoln, York, Salisbury, Durham and Winchester , cannot be equalled for sheer physical beauty. Wherever you're based, you're never more than a few miles from a ruined castle, a majestic country house, a secluded chapel or a monastery. In the southwest there are remnants of a Celtic culture that was all but eradicated elsewhere by the Romans, and everywhere you can find traces of prehistoric settlers - most famously the megalithic circles
of Stonehenge and Avebury .

Most beguiling of all are the long-established villages of England, hundreds of which amount to nothing more than a pub, a shop, a gaggle of cottages and a farmhouse offering bed and breakfast. Devon, Cornwall , the Cotswolds and the Yorkshire Dales harbour some especially picturesque specimens, but every county can boast a decent showing. Then, of course, there's the English countryside, an extraordinarily diverse terrain from which Constable, Turner, Wordsworth, Emily Brontë and a host of other writers and artists took inspiration. Exmoor, Dartmoor, Bodmin Moor , the North York Moors and the Lake District are the most dramatic and best known of the national parks, each offering an array of landscapes crisscrossed
with walking routes.

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