Best Streets in London for the Fun & Wealthy Part 1 - Jermyn Street

A true magnet for the young and wealthy in London, Jermyn Street has very exclusive shops originally catered mainly to the male clientele.

Jermyn Street dates back to the mid 1600's and was the place of residence for many well known people such as Sir Isaac Newton, William Plunkett, and The Duke of Marlborough. Louis Napoleon lived there at the Brunswick Hotel under a pseudonym during his exile.

Jermyn Street has a central location in London's West End and is served by London Underground through it's Piccadilly Circus and Green Park stations. Jermyn Street offers some of the most exclusive hotels in London including the famous boutique hotel 22 Jermyn Street and The Cavandish.

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Guide to London - Dining Out

Most London hotels have excellent restaurants if a hard day's retail therapy or trekking around the tourist trail has left you flummoxed. Eating out anywhere in London is quite an entertaining experience in itself.

If you are not in central London, then eating out locally can usually be decided after a quick chat with the hotel staff. Most areas have the usual Italian, Indian, Chinese and English restaurants/bistros.

Many areas also tend to cater for the local residents; in Bayswater for instance you will find a few good Middle East style restaurants.

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Guide to London - Transport

Guide to London - Transport

All London hotels are near to a tube station, and the London underground's the oldest in Europe. The system is constantly being improved with some 8 million journeys a day made to all parts of London from the centre to the surrounding counties. So if you're planning any trips to London then don't worry about transport, the tube is excellent!

It is a simple to understand system that uses colours to differentiate the lines, so getting around is easy and you don`t even have to speak English to do it. Enjoy the best London Vacations with Forbidden London, or get guestlist entry to London Clubs on 0845 0945 195.

Guide to London - Tourist Attractions and Tours

Guide to London - Tourist Attractions and Tours

The most popular are the wax works at Madame Tussauds, this has the world's most famous celebrities, criminals, politicians and sports people, all of whom have to agree to a personal casting session.

After seeing the celebrities you should roam the Oxford Street bars, and visit attractions like the London Eye.

The London Eye is a huge ferris wheel on the south bank, it has 32 pods each carrying 25 people, and it takes 27 minutes to go full circle and show you London from a few hundred feet above the ground.

The London Dungeons are a well established exhibition of the dark side of English history, with a lot of tongue in cheek fun dished out in small shows and by the many costumed actors.

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Famous Streets in Soho

Famous Streets in Soho

Soho in London is one of the most vibrant and colourful areas of London with historic streets lined with exciting and interesting shops - and betweek them offering everything you can imagine - alongside famous landmarks, attractions and historical & cultural points of interest.

Air Street

Air Street is only a short street, but don't be fooled by the length of this street situated just off Regent Street. It is a haven for the young and wealthy in London. Here you will find the most exclusive private clubs and nightspots.

If you're looking for shops, Mayfair is the place to go.

Bars Soho London

Bars Soho London

Soho is blessed with some of the best bars in central London and in fact the world.

The Club, Warwick Street, London
21/22 Warwick StreetLondon, W1B 5NE

Opened in August 2006, The Club Bar & Dining is a restaurant and bar located on Warwick Street, Soho. The space comprises of an informal bar and dining room on the ground floor, and a downstairs cocktail lounge bar.

Open daily, The Club Bar & Dining offers breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks from 10.30am.
The downstairs bar boasts an impressive cocktail and Champagne list, as well as a varied bar snack menu, all available by waitress service. More bars clubs London.

Guide to London - The streets of London

The streets of London town are named after people or events, so if you know how it works you can actually be your own tour guide.

Soho is a fabulous area in central London where Bohemia meets culture; it is the centre of the sex industry, the film industry and the `Pink` industry of the gay community. In this small village everyone mixes with a flair unknown elsewhere. It has a variety of pubs, clubs, bistros, cafes, galleries and strip joints that cater for all genders, and on Friday London is legendary.

If you're looking for a club, Soho London is a great choice.

Dean Street is the centre of the film industry and named after the Dean of the Chapel Royal Thomas Compton, his family also owned Compton Street. Read more...

Guide to London - A short history

London dates back almost 2000 years, a former swamp that was first tamed by the Romans, then the Anglo-Saxons and the Normans. Each of these rulers brought their own culture and language to the land of the Bretons, and much of it is still prevalent in London today.

Everywhere you go in the world's most popular capital you will find remnants of cultures long gone. As they left their mark on London, so London shall leave its mark on you, and you will be forever enchanted to return.

London has everything that anyone would need or want, Dr. Johnson said in the 18th C that "the man, who is tired of London, is tired of life". Forbidden London can be your London guide, go to the top London clubs and stay at a beautiful London hotel. If you're interested in weekend trips to London then get in touch.

Limo Hire in London

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Oxford Circus

Oxford Circus at the intersection of Regent Street and Oxford Street is a busy shopping area with major stores like Nike Town, United Colors Of Benetton and Miss Selfridge. Also of interest is The Handel House Museum in nearby 25 Brook Street Mayfair which also incorporates the former home of Jimi Hendrix at 23 Brook Street.

If your on vacation and looking for Mayfair hotels visit The Hotel London. Forbidden London can help you organise day trips to London too, or if you're looking for Saturday clubs then they can organise guestlist to the exclusive Punk Soho club to finish the night in style.

Trip London

Welcome to the Trip London Blog; if you are planning any London vacations this is your number one resource.

We'll be providing ideas to help you find the best things to do in London England! We'll feature the best London restaurants and the best clubs in London, and we can help you find the most competitively-priced London vacation packages too.