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• The Soho Hotel
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  The Soho Hotel 4 Richmond Mews, Soho, London W1D 3DH, UK 51.5140799 , -0.133713100000023
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  The May Fair Stratton St, Mayfair, London W1J 8LT, UK 51.5081167 , -0.143950399999994
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  Strand, London WC2R 1ES, UK

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  Cranbourn St, London WC2H 7AR, UK

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  337-338 Belvedere Rd, South Bank, London SE1 8XU, UK

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  Southbank Centre, Belvedere Rd, Lambeth, London SE1 8XX, UK

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  Hardwicke Bldg, New Square, London WC2A 3SB, UK

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  Studio 2, Gymbox, 42 - 49 St Martin's Ln, London WC2N 4EJ, UK

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  125 Kingsway, London WC2B 6NH, UK

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  Azzurro 1 Sutton Walk, Lambeth, London SE1 7ND, UK

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• London

  London is an uncharacteristic United Kingdom city.  It holds a mixture of different cultures inside it. Black cabs and red telephone boxes are dotted amongst entire districts of curry house and sporadic castles, which you arrive at by rattling underground train or symbolic double-decker bus. There's even a corner - Camden - that's painted in vivid technicolour and rarely sells anything that could be described as local.
  
  Plenty of Britain’s symbolic sites reside right here, like the ornate outlines of Buckingham Palace (which, unless you have an invite from the Queen, you’ll have to be content with eyeing from outside), plinth and marble charms of Trafalgar Square and the sunset silhouettes of the iconic Tower Bridge. Wander boggle-eyed around the interior of the Houses of Parliament (democracy’s occupation permitting), or get a skyline overview of the whole city from atop the slowly rotating big wheel that is the London Eye.
  
  One of the great draws of London is the museums. There are legions of them, and the best ones – like the world class British Museum and the triple cluster of the Science, Natural History and Victoria and Albert Museums in South Kensington - tell stories not only of the UK, but of a host of international cultures, achievements and key historical ideas in their vast hallways and chambers. At the other end of the spectrum, a football match in one of London's Premier League stadiums is perhaps the best taste of the passion of modern day Londoners.
  
  Head for the markets of colorful Camden Town and you can tuck in to cuisine from almost anywhere in the world, and shop from stores that happily sell a vast array of things you’ve never seen before. Head down the road and you can indulge in a nightlife that revolves around pub rock and plenty of beer (which, unless you’re ordering ale, won’t be warm!). Other notable food emporiums are the curry houses of Brick Lane and the always-busy streets of Chinatown, which run through London's legendary West End, the ultimate 'theatreland'.
  
  From the historical depths of Westminster to the seedy nightlife of Soho, plenty of people live in London for years and don’t see everything they want to. Pick your highlights, make the most of your time, and dive in to a capital steeped in a colonial history that justifies its nickname: ‘the World in a city’.

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• Sam Soh
  This is a lovely place within London, when you enter the estate it appears to be a private area. Been a few times during the Christmas period, which seems extra special and majestic. Highly recommend to go if you haven't been before or are showing someone around. The outdoor ice rink was packed though.
• moon laura
  This place is fantastic. I attended London fashion week 2014 which was at Somerset house back then. If you are visiting London you should visit it. The area around it is lively as well.
• Mattfink 007
  Beautiful venue full of character and history. The games festival we saw was based in the. NEw wing. Staff were friendly and helpful, clearly sign posted and good facilities.
• Vikash Chady
  This is an amazing building which was built a long time ago. Inside there is less to see and do. It includes café where you can buy food and drink. This can sometimes be a bit on the expensive side. There are also many smalls shops which are dotted around the building, particularly during winter. The in court yard there are always events going on throughout the year. Fountains can be the main feature. Often movies are screened against the walls in summer. During winter a large ice rink is around for a few months.
• Beno Lifts
  I used to think that somerset house was interesting and a nice place to visit. But the last time I went it was rather bland. It is now full of shops aimed at people with lots of money to spend. It now has a very middle class feel to it.
• Claire Howard
  The architecture is beautiful. The history is very interesting. For that alone it is worth visiting. The three star rating is that the customer service is simply appalling and not in keeping with the surrounds which one would expect to be excellent. If you can forgo the latter you will indeed have a splendid time.
• Calum Roy
  A beautiful and peaceful spot in the centre of London. The house shelters the courtyard from the outside hubbub and makes it a lovely place for a break at one of the coffee shops or cafes. The fountains are very popular with children in the summer. Free tours of the buildings are available. A beautiful location for concerts, films and ice skating in winter. Various unusual exhibitions to visit in the house's galleries.
• S Rok
  Another gem in London to visit. I have been many times to see exhibitions. Also been to the summer open air gigs and movies they hold each summer in the courtyard. The overall building is great just as a place to go and see. They have several cafes to use and enjoy. Its worth checking on there web site to see what attractions are showing and choose when you want to visit.
• Suzanne Horgan
  Phoned up prior to leaving to check fountains were open for children. Looking forward to our visit. Only to find out they had not been working for 3 days and no idea when despite staff keep promising the public it would reopen shortly. Honestly is a great starting point, sadly missed with their staff. Grateful to security who were honest and sent us off to Granary Square Fountains, Kings Cross.
• Babis Valmas
  I saw LP there as part of the summer series. Really nice open place with a stage surrounded by the buildings. Really good atmosphere. Plenty of places to have some food and drinks. Also really good bathroom facilities and very well organized.
• Lennert Onkelinx
  Great venue, certainly for the annual Somerset Series of live concerts. The music is way too loud, so bring earplugs if you don't want to ruin your hearing. Sound quality is excellent though and entry as well as exit queues are short (those for getting drinks inside unfortunately are not).

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