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30 September 2009
Find the International Brigade Statue
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Between 1936 and 1939, around 2,100 British people travelled to Spain to fight with the anti-fascist for the Republic volunteers in the Span...
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29 September 2009
Visit Rotherhithe Picture Research Library
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Rotherhithe Picture Research Library, in Rotherhithe, is an educational charity, opened in 1976 as part of Sands Studios, and situated in th...
28 September 2009
Find Winchester Palace
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Built in the twelfth and early thirteenth centuries, Winchester Palace, in Bankside near the old Clink Prison, was the London residence of t...
27 September 2009
Go sailing at the Docklands Sailing and Watersports Centre
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Opened in 1989, at a cost of £1.2 million, the Docklands Sailing and Watersports Centre aims to provide recreational water activities for al...
26 September 2009
Shop in Hoxton Street Market
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There has been a market in Hoxton since 1687, and today it's still going strong. The Saturday market is a particular gem, with scores st...
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25 September 2009
Wander in Bunhill Fields
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London is so densely packed that often some of the wildest spaces, especially in the centre, are graveyards, and Bunhill Fields on City Road...
24 September 2009
Drink at the pub where America began
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A little bit of a stretch of the truth in this post title, but the Mayflower in Rotherhithe is only a stone's throw from the quay where ...
23 September 2009
Drink coffee in the Scooterworks Cafe
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The Scootercaffe, which everyone knows as Scooterworks, on Lower Marsh in Waterloo, is an accidental cafe with a considerable amount of char...
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22 September 2009
Bombay Sapphire Dusk Bar
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Your author is a fan of pop up bars, even if they are covered in branding. So when he was invited along for an evening of learning about gin...
21 September 2009
Visit the Painted Hall
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The Old Royal Naval College, in Greenwich, is a fantastic site, and one of its most celebrated features is the Painted Hall. Planned as the ...
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20 September 2009
Christ Church Spitalfields
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Christ Church Spitalfields, on Commercial Street close to Brick Lane and Spitalfields Market, was designed by Hawksmoor and built between 17...
19 September 2009
See what's going on at Cecil Sharp House
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Cecil Sharp House, just North of Regents Park, is the home of the English Folk Dance and Song Society. The Society formed in 1932 when the F...
18 September 2009
Explore London's architectural gems
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You must have been asleep if you've missed the upcoming Open House London weekend. Now in its 17th year, the weekend is a 'celebrati...
17 September 2009
Wonder at a slice of ship
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Richard Wilson's Slice of Reality sculpture, beside the Millennium Dome in Greenwich, is a slice straight through a ship which was commi...
16 September 2009
See the Whitechapel Gallery
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Your author hasn't covered the Whitechapel Gallery since it properly reopened in April, but he has been and it is a welcome improvement ...
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