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Karen • March 5, 2017Amazing hall. Just amazing. The tour is well worth the cost. The tour guide was so knowledgeable and funny.
kate g. • February 2, 2017Pricey but genuinely worth it - lovely screens, comfy seats (the sofas at the back!) and sympathetic (re-)design of a lovely building
Akua O. • August 31, 2013Gigs in the upstairs bar are relaxed and intimate. Heard Yourgardenday. First time at Union Chapel. Would definitely go again.
Mia B. • August 9, 2014Give yourself plenty of time. It's an amazing collection of historic and modern collections. The building itself is also lovely. And all for free!
Maria Ines G. • January 22, 2015If you are on a budget but don't want to miss on a play on this fantastic theatre, ask about the standing option (5 pounds). The scenography is incredible. Nice to hang out before and after plays.
9.4History Museum • ££££ •Great Russell St (btwn Montague & Bloomsbury St), London
Derrick L. • November 14, 2015Fantastic place to spend a day. So much on display and so much to learn. Can get pretty crowded thou.
Oleg B. • October 30, 2017The ground floor bar offers a nice selection of eclectic (normal for North London) beers in a nice modern environment. Fantastic music space!
Philippe G. • October 6, 2013Great outdoor terrasse with view on Covent Garden. You can also see where they make the costumes.
Kate T. • July 18, 2011One of my absolute favourite places in London. Full of music, art and so much creativity. A joy to visit every time I go.
Nin L. • May 17, 2016Invitingly welcoming & intimate local cinema - well stocked bar with a respectable gin selection. Wifi available.
9.347 Frith St (Old Compton St), London
Dexter F. • June 28, 2018Espresso Martini is the best in London! Compliments the jazz.
Elyse Y. • November 9, 2012Highly recommend for gathering with friend and family after seeing the art exhibition. Nice atmosphere and enough sofas to relax on.
Alvaro R. • August 7, 2014Great theatre with really good and bold plays. Definitely one of my favourites in London
Gary B. • August 8, 2015Plenty of places to eat around here so come here a bit early and take time to choose - all good!
Est D. • April 11, 2010Pretty much my favourite place in London. Amazing film selection, great value & just a fantastic place to get away from it all.
9.2Museum •96 Euston Road (The British Library), London
Morgan D. • October 27, 2017Incredible collection of historical books & documents that will leave you speechless.
Catherine M. • October 24, 2014Love their cafe/restaurant Very chilled atmosphere with good selection of drinks & cakes. Try the cranberry, apple, cucumber cooler.
Ieva A. • March 6, 2016A lovely gallery. Temporary exhibitions change frequently and you can always go back for the permanent one. Absolutely favourite! It is not free though.
Valentina C. • March 25, 2016Beautiful green space in Forest Hill with sweeping panoramic views of London. Perfect for a picnic or a walk. Family friendly, with lots to do.
9.2Performing Arts •109-113 Shaftesbury Ave, London
Rachel C. • November 14, 2016The staging/effects/acting bring the story to life so convincingly—I really felt immersed in the wizarding world. So worth the year-long wait from when I booked my ticket to when I saw the show.
Geoff L. • July 1, 2011Best place to go after the game for japanese food is Koi, in kensington, palace gate. Recommend the dragon roll and foie gras duck tataki. Perfect (pic. chelsea flower show with Laurent Perrier
Mats C. • March 24, 2017Amazing artworks and exhibits. The art from different decades - particularly the 80s-90s were blowing away my mind
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