Visit Kew Gardens, also known as Kew Gardens, the famous garden of London, you no longer need to book a ticket online with a time slot, but you will save money if you do. The Kew Gardens, a 132-hectare world …
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Address: University College London, Gower Street, London, WC1E 6BT Station: Holborn, Russell Square In London, mummies can be found not only in the British Museum, but also in the University College building, which is located in Bloomsbury in central London. And it isn’t an Egyptian mummy, but rather the mummified body of Jeremy Bentham that is being displayed. Foto: © Copyright Basher Eyre and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence. Jeremy Bentham was a philosopher and type who lived from 1832 to 1832 and was well-known for his general knowledge and enlightenment. For example, he was opposed to the death penalty and considered to be very progressive in his views on the equality of women, the rights of animals, the legalisation of homosexuality, and the legalisation of divorce, among other issues. Additionally, he was a proponent of universal education for all, and as a result, he is regarded as the spiritual founder of the University College London. He made the decision before his death, which occurred when he was 79 years old, that his body would be mummified and preserved as an object. Although he was technically perfectly mummified, his …
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The Bells of St Clement Danes in the Strand, play the nursery rhyme, which lists the London church bells. Danish residents who lived there in the ninth century, named the church after St Clement, the patron saint of mariners. The …
ABBA fans can go to see their beloved bands avatars concert this year or go to see the musical Mamma Mia! at the theatre. Tickets for this musical are now on sale from £ 18 and therefore if you haven’t …
London has many famous gentlemen’s clubs, what you may not know is that one of the most exclusive and oldest ever, White’s was opened by an Italian immigrant n in 1693. This can be easily overlooked because the founder’s …
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Spencer House was one of the earliest London examples of the neoclassical style that would spread throughout the country, and it is one of the last remaining of the many private mansions that once adorned London’s centre. John Spencer, 1st …
Apsley House to Hyde Park Corner was formerly the first structure you saw upon entering London from the west, and it was known as Number 1 or No 1 London. This was the Duke of Wellington’s home, and the present …
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The Dominion Theatre on Tottenham Court Road is quite special; many theatres began as theatres, then became cinemas, and finally became live music venues (see, for example, the O2 Academy Brixton). The Dominion Theatre has had many ups and downs …
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Not far from Oxford Circus, you will find the Cartoon Museum dedicated to the history of British comics and cartoons. Opened in 2006 in what was once a dairy in Bloomsbury , now located in the West End since 2019. …
‘Great place’ some will say, ‘what ?????’ others will ask. House of Vans London always embraces and nurtures creative expression through art, music, skateboarding, BMX, street culture and fashion. House of Vans is found in what used to be known …
