Watch for the daily horse parades. If you are at the Intercontinential, then you can watch these from the Club Room. Also a good place to stake out to watch the horse parade since the crowds are really thinned out here.
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Watch for the daily horse parades. If you are at the Intercontinential, then you can watch these from the Club Room. Also a good place to stake out to watch the horse parade since the crowds are really thinned out here.
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Eastern European migrants are arriving in London in "unprecedented" numbers, flooding the capital with beggars, pickpockets and prostitutes before the Olympics, officials have warned.
Organised crime gangs are believed to be transporting coach loads of Romanians into the country with instructions to work a pre-allocated "pitch". Some are understood to have come armed with Google Map print-outs of Marble Arch,...
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Some good photo points but make note of which exit you want to head for - its a mini maze!
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The Marble Arch was the first attraction we encountered upon arriving in London on a cold foggy morning. You'll run across it as soon as you jump off the tube stop of the same name. It's situated near a roundabout near Park and Oxford St. Be very careful when crossing the streets, as to a foreigner of England, they appear...
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Poor Marble Arch has been isolated on a roundabout at the confluence of Oxford Street and Park Lane... sure, it looks great - but it is surrounded by traffic smell and noise.
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This is Small looking Hidden Gem, we had special tour onto roof, were you get great views of London and peep into the Bucking place gardens.Well worth visit. Get guide Tour is best !!
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It's a great starting or meeting place, since it's accessible by Tube, bus or cab. You may start shopping along Oxford Street and/or find your spot to relax in the green areas surrounding it. Hyde Park (Speaker's Corner) is just across the street. My favorite thing is to buy takeaway food, sit in the park and watch people go by...
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This impressive Archway forms a gate to the north end of Hyde Park. Coming up to 200 years in age (well, almost!), the arch is flanked by lovely trees on either side and a has beautiful courtyard lined with seats on the south side. The arch was very busy as people come and go through this busy part of London....
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Hyde Park is full of Statues and Memorials. We found the Marble Arch at the Northeast corner of the Park.
It is an interesting piece of architecture and is near Speaker's Corner in Hyde Park.
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