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LONDON TRIP HELP!! camden, oxford street...?
I am originally from south London but have since moved further up north (IT SUCKS) and i am going on a trip to London with a friend who has only been once and that was when she was 5, we are both now 16. I really want her to experience some really good london activities, but nothing really touristy e.g london eye or trafalgar square. we are DEFFINATELEY going to camden and borough market and my friend really wants to go shopping! but i dont know where to go, oxford street or westfields or somewhere else?? and does anyone have any other suggestion on places to go to that are similar to cadmen and borough market, WE ARE GOING ON A SATURDAY. any help would be massively appreciated xxx
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- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
If its a nice day then Oxford St and Regent St and the little lanes off Regent St
If its wet then take thr train / tube to Stratford and do Westfield Shopping centre. Enormous !!
- imdashtiLv 69 years ago
Best shopping areas in London:
1. Borough Market
2. Covent Garden
3. Camden Market
4. Westfield London
5. St. Katharine Docks
6. Portobello Road Market
7. Whitechapel Bell Foundry
8. Old Spitalfields Market
9. Broadway Market
10. Boxpark Shoreditch
Parks are a good place to go with St. James's Park coming at the top. Covent Garden and Picadilly Circus areas have many activities. Thames River also can be nice.
- Anonymous4 years ago
London is a great place to spend the holyday in family, especially with young ones because in London are lots of kid-friendly places to see and that Hotelbye com is the area to begin knowing. In London you may get close up and personal with underwater animals at SEALIFE London Aquarium or examine the Science Museum, London's interactive link of research and engineering and both are perfect for fun household holyday in London. London also presents for visiting the Tate Contemporary, Britain's national memorial of modern and contemporary art. And, maybe not forget the SEALIFE London Aquarium; the house of 500 species of aquatic life, from sharks and piranhas to Nemo-style clownfish. London is let me tell you a unique city.
- SophieLv 59 years ago
I'd avoid Oxford Street and hit Kings Road, Chelsea instead it's got far more character. Try Sloan Square. Selfridges is fun though.
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- 9 years ago
London dungeons or ripleys? Jack the Ripper tour? They have band nights in Camden you just need to look around...
