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Grand Plaza Serviced Apartments

42 Princes Square, London
Hotel score from 2585 reviews: 7.3

These majestic, new-fashioned apartments are located only a 5-minute promenade from Hyde Park and Notting Hill. Each apartment provides free of charge wireless, contemporary, open-plan kitchens and free of charge laundry facilities. read more…

The Marylebone Hotel

47 Welbeck Street, London
Hotel score from 439 reviews: 8.4

This luxus design-hotel is 500 meters from the shops of Oxford Street and Bond Street London Underground Station. It provides free of charge wireless throughout and air-conditioned rooms. read more…

The Montcalm

34, Great Cumberland Place, London
Hotel score from 882 reviews: 8.5

Within 5 minutes’ promenade of Hyde Park, Oxford Street’s shops and Marble Arch Underground Station, this 5 ***** hotel features a contemporary bar and an on-site spa. read more…

The Langham London

Portland Place, London
Hotel score from 333 reviews: 9.0

Situated only off Regent Street, the famed and excellently situated Langham has seen the opening of the classy and charming bar, Artesian, and its new-fashioned new restaurant, Roux at the Landau. read more…

Shaftesbury Premier London Paddington

55-61 Westbourne Terrace, London
Hotel score from 1745 reviews: 6.9

Situated less than a 5-minute promenade from London Paddington Station and Hyde Park, this design-hotel in primary London provides classic-style rooms with free of charge internet and a satellite TV. read more…

Blakemore Hyde Park

30 Leinster Gardens, Bayswater, London
Hotel score from 3294 reviews: 7.8

With free of charge wireless and 4 **** sleeping rooms, the new-fashioned Blakemore Hotel also features a creative restaurant and cocktail bar. Located in refined Bayswater, the hotel is a 5-minute promenade from Hyde Park. read more…

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Tower Bridge. Tower Bridge over the Thames is the most well-known movable bridge in the world. It may surprise you that it got its name not because of the two towers, with which it's decorated, but due to the Tower of London that takes place nearby. Tower Bridge was built in 1894 and though the main trunk line lies through it, navigable way of travelling is more preferable. If a very large watercraft passes by, you may watch the rise of the both sides of the bridge. And the thing is that the height of opening of the bridge is equal to the size of a definite watercraft. Fully the bridge is opened only as a sign of deep respect to a person, as it was made in favour of Winston Churchill. Tower Bridge is surely one of the main sights in London. The upper part is a pedestrian zone and there one can enjoy the wonderful view on London roofs. You should also visit the museum that tells everybody about the history of Tower Bridge. The old machine room is open for visitors too.

Buckingham Palace. A very popular show in London is the Changing of the Guard in front of Buckingham Palace. Public that gather there watch how the infantry marches along St James Square in the direction of the residence of British monarchs. In 1762 King George III inherited the palace as a personal residence. When Queen Victoria came to the crown, Buckingham Palace was turned into the official residence. By that time the marble arch, which used to serve as an entrance for honourable guests, was dismantled and installed in Hyde Park and Buckingham Palace got its modern look. Behind the palace one can see the huge private garden (it actually can be called a park, so large it is). Inside the palace and the garden there are a lot of art objects, Waterloo Vase is one of them. The Royal Gallery is opened for visitors, so everybody can look at the pictures from Queen's collection.
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