Sir Christopher Wren's architectural masterpiece should be at the top of any sightseeing list. The sprawling cathedral is notable for its artistry and design, but it also offers a... Read more »
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Ambitious Shakespeare Festival is Truly Cross Cultural
The British playwright, William Shakespeare, is world famous. So what could be more fitting, than a new festival to celebrate his work, at London's Globe Theatre. Entitled Globe to Globe, the festival will present Shakespeare in more than 37 different languages. World renowned theatre companies bring their versions of the plays to London. Take your pick from a South Sudanese version of Cymbelline, or an Israeli interpretation of The Merchant of Venice and much more.
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About London, England Attractions
Londoners work hard, and the daily grind often monopolizes their time. But off-hours activities abound, and the city bears no shortage of sights and events to stimulate, educate, and fascinate. Parks and gardens showcase London's love affair with natural beauty and its long-lived desire to keep public greens for the benefit of all citizens. Hyde Park and Serpentine Lake offer pastoral vistas and plenty of recreation, while Kew Gardens in southwest London features an enormous collection of plants, landscaped panoramas, and charming greenhouses. History buffs often find themselves swept up in London's bounty as well. Buckingham Palace, the royal residence, delivers a glimpse of aristocratic life, while the Tower of London titillates with its legacy of intrigue and its Crown Jewels exhibit. Plus, venerable Westminster Abbey and St. Paul's Cathedral serve as time-tested counterpoints to newer sights like the London Eye and the Millennium Dome. Guided tours are an especially good way to catch an overview of the city's many treasures, and bus and walking tours feature experienced, informative guides who'll point out the familiar and impart you with unusual tidbits to boot.
