Top Things To Do In London England - listings 91 to 100

91 (56) Gig

Never be too old, too young or too its not me to have a good time.

See a band

92 (57) Giggle toons

At the Cartoon Museum in Bloomsbury just goes to prove that they don’t draw ‘em like they used to.

Giggle at the cartoons

93 Temple Church

Built for the Knights Templar in the 13th century the Temple Church is one of the few surviving circular churches in England.

Temple Church

94 Banqueting House

The Banqueting House highlight is its Rubens ceiling. Of interest is the 'Undercroft' where James 1st had some time out with his favourite courtiers. You can also see the scaffold where King Charles 1st hung out. So, just like Charles in a way, you won’t just end up with a sore neck from looking at the ceiling..

Banqueting House

95 Downing Street

No. 10 Downing Street often home to some of the most unpopular people in Britain yet strangely, so many want the job. We are talking of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Downing Street is fairly nondescript place but just feel the power.

Downing Street

96 (48) Coram’s Fields

Let your monsters run riot. All adults have to be accompanied by a child at this park which boasts sandpits, a football pitch, basketball court, climbing frames and café plus several sheep, goats and rabbits.

Coram’s Fields

97 (53) Watch a puppet show at the Little Angel Theatre

Take some time to enjoy the underrated entertainment medium of Puppetry and you won’t be disappointed. Feel the magic of the art pull you in to a jerky world full of strings – just like the real thing really.

Puppet Theatre

98 (28) Harrods

Harrods has always scared me a little. I always felt I'd be ejected, made bankrupt or both.

The mission, should I choose to accept it, was to spend a little, no mean feat - or maybe it is - anyway, buy something 'cheap' and exit with the prized Harrod's bag.

These days they welcome every $ or £ carrying personage, even me.

Harrods

99 (26) Covent Garden

Jubilee market and Covent Garden

Magic, comedy and song and that’s just the stall holders :-)
Covent Garden is a magnet for tourists, locals and office workers alike.

Enjoy the interesting if not entertaining street entertainers, market stalls, boutique and unique shops down old, occasionally, cobbled streets, the obligatory window shopping - oh to be rich, cafes, restaurants and the ok Punch and Judy pub.

Covent Garden's vibrant atmosphere sucks the crowds in - but no one ever seems to leave.
Wonder around the Jubilee Market, Neal Street, check out the street performances in the piazza then park yourself somewhere for lunch and people watch and enjoy not having to do anything to earn your chardonnay or pint.

Covent Garden

100 (67) King of the Castle

Forget the greasy pole, try a London wall, not the London Wall but not any London Wall either. London has no mountain but a climbing centre can be yours.

King of the Castle

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