Sightseeing after conference

May 20

I fly out Sep 1. On Aug 31 I am going to http://www.internationalfriends.co.uk/stonehenge-salisbury-avebury-the-m... but on 27, 28, 29 and 30 I am free. I would love to have some lesser-known-London walking tours for example.

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Comments (5)

August 2nd, 2011 - stevepurkiss

Brighton

If you fancy something different and the weather's nice then I'd be more than happy to show you a bit of Brighton. Vibrant web community but mostly markets and beach at the weekends.

35 mins on train from Croydon, 50 from central London.

That goes for anyone else around who wants to come visit too!

July 31st, 2011 - heather

The tourist info on this site

The tourist info on this site also shows some walking tours:
http://london2011.drupal.org/page/plan-your-drupal-holiday

June 30th, 2011 - vint

Quite Random Suggestions: *

Quite Random Suggestions:

* The market at Brick Lane on Sundays - http://www.visitbricklane.org/
* Area around the South Bank Centre is worth spending and exploring half a day http://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/
* The Science Museum's gift shop
* The view from Primrose Hill

Any main interests? Classy museum areas, more grungy trendy places, ... what are you after?

August 7th, 2011 - adub

Some more

* Borough Market by London Bridge is always very popular on Friday and Saturday

* Royal Festival Hall on the South Bank Centre (also has free wifi).

* Portobello Rd Market on Saturday

* St James Park is very relaxed

* Serpentine Centre in Kensington Gardens

* Rose Garden in Regent's Park

* Various bars, clubs and kebab restaurants lining Kingsland High St

May 20th, 2011 - Julia Beatty

Bespoke London walks

If you know which kind of things in London you would like to see, try:
http://www.walks.com/London_Walks_Home/Private_Walks_/default.aspx#12772 - a bespoke guided walk could be arranged there.

http://www.walks.com have lots of potentially interesting walks. http://www.walks.com/London_Walks_Home/Wednesdays_Walks/default.aspx#12855 SHAKESPEARE'S & DICKENS' LONDON could be amazing - there are old houses, gardens and streets along the Thames which are full of character.

Tours cost £8 per person and you don't need to book.

There is another recommended site:
http://www.visitlondon.com/category/sightseeing/walking-tour but walks there are looking very generic.

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