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The London Southbank and Embankment

Southbank became popular when the festival of Britain was held as a post World War Two event. Today, sixty years later, the venue is still hosting the best of Britain through installations and performances. All year round, there are many activities that keep this area abuzz with tourists and locals from all over the world and country. Summer at London Southbank is especially interesting as one can see portrait painters, mime artists, and large human statues on this side of the River Thames. Adding zest and vigour to a lovely stroll here are lively musicians who will entertain you on … Read more...

10 Places to Visit While in London

Attracting over 30 million visitors per year, London is one the world´s top tourist destinations. Visitors are drawn to this fascinating city by the wealth of attractions it has to offer. Whether looking to spend an afternoon in an art gallery or museum, snap a photo in front of Big Ben or watch the magicians and jugglers in Covent Garden, visitors of all kinds find fascinating places to visit in London. With a wide variety of cheap domestic flights available from around the United Kingdom as well as other parts of Europe, London is easily accessible and well worth a visit. The cheap … Read more...

How to be a Market Trader

Have you ever considered being your own boss and working for yourself? Have you ever thought about what it would be like to be in charge of your own stock and see how far your expert customer service skills reward you? If you have answered “yes” to both of these questions then why not consider opening your own market stall up on the very busy streets of London? If you have ever walked through the very busy Camden market then I’m sure you have witnessed just how easily many people part with their cash to buy some very interesting items. Many small market stalls have actually gone on to … Read more...

Thinking of ‘accidentally’ avoiding the 2012 Olympics? Why not make some money out of it!

As the 2012 London Olympics creep up upon us all, whether we want it to or not, there is a sense of secret guilt that is floating around amongst many Londoners. Despite the fact that thousands of the world’s top athletes are coming to our country to celebrate competing at the peak of their sporting careers, not everyone is enthusiastic as they should be. With an increase in hype and publicity comes an increase in tourism, something that London is used to. However, with its already crammed streets and over populated transport networks, it seems that not everyone will be in the mood for … Read more...