Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
BRITISH MUSEUM
Page 106
The spectacular Great Court
and the renovated Round
Reading Room have
brought new life to the
world's oldest and greatest
public museum.
TOWER OF LONDON
Page 180
Bloody royal history,
Beefeaters, lots of armour,
the Crown Jewels and ravens
- and a great medieval
castle.
HIGHGATE
CEMETERY
Page 305
The city's most atmospheric
Victorian necropolis, thick
with trees and crowded with
famous corpses, with Karl
Marx topping the bill.
SHOPPING AT
LIBERTY
Page 426
Just down the road from
the scrum of Oxford Circus,
this beautiful department
store, housed in a grand,
mock-Tudor building,
is heaven for label
aficionados and
window-shoppers alike.
HAMPSTEAD HEATH
Page 302
Fly kites, look across London
and walk over to Kenwood,
for fine art, tea and cakes.
