Come and see the Mousetrap, an Agatha Christie play, and the longest running production in world theatre history.
James Bond tracks a cuddly toy stuffed with smuggled diamonds through McCarran Airport to a green minivan in Diamonds Are Forever (1971).
Harry and Mr Weasley pass through Westminster Underground on their way to the Ministry of Magic for Harry's court case in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007).
You can enjoy a candlelit dinner with a spectacular view of Vienna as you go round!
Over 250 years old and one of the only zoos in the world to house Giant Pandas … A "Must-see" in Vienna!
Britain’s first escalators were installed at this famous department store in 1898. Women were offered brandy at the summit in order to calm their nerves.
‘Billionaires Boulevard’ tells you all you need to know about local property prices. Indian steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal, the richest man in Europe, bought Nos.18-19 for £70 million in 2005.
The Quins were founded in 1866. They’ve been at the Stoop Stadium since 1963, which is named after Adrian Stoop. He gained 182 caps for Quins and played his last match for them in 1939 aged 56!
Lord Burlington built a grand Palladian villa here with sculpture, gardens and a dome modelled on those of Imperial Rome. He also displayed treasures collected on his ‘Grand Tour’ of classical Europe.
This Palladian villa was built in the 1720s for the Countess of Suffolk, a mistress of George II. Here she would entertain the poet Alexander Pope and the satirist Jonathan Swift.
No dogs are allowed in this 17th century aristocratic home, so if you see one it will be the ghost of the Duchess of Lauderdale’s dog. She herself was once a famously beautiful and ambitious resident.
At 1.5 acres Kensington Roof gardens is the largest roof garden in the whole of Europe. The gardens have been owned by Richard Branson's Virgin group since 1981.
The cookie sundae really is outrageously good. And everything in it is homemade - cookies, Ice cream and all. It will change your life. Seriously.
Mixture of odd trees in roundabout a post-war experiment in effects of road pollution on fauna. Fact!
Watching the helicopters land and take off is best done round the corner on the riverside path.
Go into 'The Box' and feel your hold body vibrate. Then laugh at every other sound system in London for being inferior to this one.
S Stage at Pinewood Studios was used to build the interiors of James Bond's Bolivian hotel honeymoon suit for Quantum of Solace (2008), where he seduces Fields and later finds her dead.
Entry's free and there's an Italian café hidden away here overlooking the goat pen Leia mais.
In 1919 Lieut Wood, RAF, dived into the river to save a drowning woman. He rescued her but he died later from tetanus caught in the river. A plaque on the bridge handrail commemorates his bravery.
Try walking to Brentford High Street then through the pedestrian walk way to Syon Park. Walk through Syon, enjoy the cows and then Old Isleworth - real peaceful.
Love it or hate it, Col. Seifert's tower is one of the very few notable buildings in the area.
Birthplace of the Olympic Games. The Olympic Games were held every four years throughout Classical Antiquity, from the 8th century BC to the 4th century AD. Make sure you visit the Ancient Stadium.
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During the 2012 London Olympics the Javelin train would depart for the Olympic Stadium. For a mere 7 minutes of travel. How amazing was that! Bravo London!
We are fans of "Rafa" Nadal of Spain, who won the French open here in 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011 & 2012. Named after Roland Garros, the 1st aviator to fly solo across the Mediterranean Sea!
