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		<title>Travelling to london</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[So you have finally bought the plane ticket to London. You’re excited, happy, impatient and raring to go, but there is a nagging worry at the back of your mind. Will you be able to manage comfortably with your financial resources? Your stash of travel budget suddenly seems very small, and you have heard stories [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So you have finally bought the plane  ticket to London.  You’re excited, happy, impatient and raring to go, but there is a nagging worry  at the back of your mind. Will you be able to manage comfortably with your  financial resources? Your stash of travel budget suddenly seems very small, and  you have heard stories of how expensive London  is. Racking your brains for ways to entertain yourself inexpensively in London? Not to worry.  We’ll tell you just how.</p>
<p>London is too big and too full of things  to see to wrap it all up in less than a week. If your trip is going to be  shorter than that, you have to pick and choose from all there is to see and  select the few that appeal to you the most. Among others, some almost free ways  of having a busy and fun filled stop at London  involves walks, food, not just seeing but listening, and just wandering through  the streets at any time of night and day.</p>
<p>To get started, you can take a walk  down the South Bank.  This was where the  legendary Globe Theater was, which staged the first shows of plays as timeless  as As You Like It and Macbeth (William Shakespeare was once part owner of this  theater). This part of London  also housed pubs, music halls and vaudevilles. Even today, it is a widely  recognized symbol of bohemian culture, and landmarks in its heritage, like the  National Film Theater and the County Hall are located here. You should  definitely step into the Borough Market. It will be crowded for the most part,  but a walk through it is worth the while. You can write a book on what you are  sure to experience. The same is true of Oxford Street.</p>
<p>London may well be described as the city  of parks. If you start off from Westminster  and travel towards Knightsbridge, you will walk almost entirely on neatly  manicured grass. You simply must go to Hyde Park  and visit the Speaker’s Corner for a taste of how loquacious Londoners can get.  Regent’s park is located in the north of the city proper, and is small, but it  still retains a feel of the old world English charm. If you are traveling in a  group, you can picnic at any of the zany London  parks.</p>
<p>A trip to London isn’t complete without at least a day  spent museum hopping. The top three are the Victoria  and Albert Museum,  the National History and the Science   Museum. Also try and visit  art galleries, most of which offer free entry but sometimes request donations.</p>
<p>Parts of London are full of street performers. The Covent Garden area boasts of an eclectic ambience, with  fiddlers, acrobats and musicians. There are tons of fests in the summer. A lot  of churches have chamber music. There are free events of music and theater  almost every day, so some research will let you choose one you like and keep  you entertained for one evening.</p>
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