06 December 2010
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08 August 2010
The official office hours are Monday to Friday from 09.30 to 09.00 or 17.00 or 17.30, but in practice, many companies are working longer hours. The business environment in London is intense and has a frantic pace. The long business lunches and drinks after work is considered a modern custom until relatively recently. Today, there is more emphasis on hard work and long working hours.
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08 August 2010
With profits of £ 162, London’s economy accounts for 17% of GNP in the UK. Known as the “City”, the square mile located in the eastern part of central London is the epicenter of the economic life of the country and one of the major financial centers worldwide. Here are located many banks, insurance companies [...]
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06 August 2010
During his visit to London tourist may travel in the cabin of a barge, learn about the people who lived and worked in the fairway and the horses pulling their boats. This is the only museum in London on inland waterways and one of the best museums on channels in the UK. Situated in King’s [...]
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06 August 2010
The Guard Museum in London is a fascinating insight into the military history of the capital and is unique among museums in London, since it was originally intended for the public. The Guard Museum of London was created as an educational tool for younger Guard promotions and includes exhibits of uniforms of the five regiments [...]
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06 August 2010
The experience of Britain in war of Winston Churchill in the London War Museum(War Museum in London) is an educational project for all ages, which shows through actions and artifacts of war, about life in London during WWII World. Light shows and sound effects recreate the Blitz expressed from the viewpoint of ordinary Londoners. Built [...]
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06 August 2010
The Hampton Court Palace (Palacio de Hampton Court) is one of the most impressive of all the palaces London: its enviable location on the river, the stunning gardens and incredible works of art make this an attractive palace “must” for London visitors interested in experiencing the sheer greatness of the British monarchy in its heyday. [...]
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06 August 2010
The Tower of Jewels was ordered built originally commissioned by Edward III in 1365 in order to house the King’s personal treasures, hence its name, and a moat was dug around it as an additional protection. Also known as the “King’s Privy Wardrobe.” Remains virtually unchanged today and is one of only two complete buildings [...]
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06 August 2010
Situated in Kensington Gardens in the Royal Borough of Kensington, this London palace was the principal residence (though unofficial) of William III and Mary II when they were in London. Although the palace was originally a manor house at the time of James, Sir Christopher Wren designed much of its current architecture. Visitors to Kensington [...]
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06 August 2010
Opened in 1871, the Albert Hall in London is one of the historic buildings and tourist attractions in increasing the prestige of the capital. Has been the scene of more than 150,000 performances, including the famous concerts “Proms” from the BBC. The Royal Albert Hall has recently launched tours to families through their facilities.Suitable for [...]
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