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London Top 90 Things To Do - listings 81 to 90

What to do in London?

81 (104) Piccadilly Circus - Statue of Eros

Piccadilly Circus makes for a good "Hey, look at me I'm in London" photograph. Just watch out for the London traffic. In 1994 a drunken tourist climbed the fountain and damaged Eros the poor love. Please look but don't touch.

Piccadilly Circus - Statue of Eros

82 Battersea Park Children's Zoo

Battersea Park Children's Zoo receives over 100,000 visitors a year. The kids will "want to return time and time again" so maybe its not such a good idea after all

Battersea Park Children's Zoo

83 Temple Church

You can virtually picture the Temple Church before you even see it - virtually that is:

Temple Church

84 Richmond

Lovely Richmond, make sure you find a good spot where you can see the river. Enjoy a stroll or drink before and/or after your visit to Richmond Park. If you are driving don't park your car too close to the river - the Thames is tidal and you might be surprised by how much.

Richmond Park

Visit Richmond

85 Banqueting House

Famous for its Rubens ceiling this elegant building is well worth seeing

Banqueting House

86 Visit the residence of Sherlock Holmes and Doctor John H. Watson

Sherlock Holmes and Doctor John H. Watson lived happily together, at 221b Baker Street from 1881 to 1904, The house was last used as a lodging house in 1936 and the famous first floor study overlooking Baker Street is still faithfully maintained as it was kept in Victorian Times.

Visit the residence of Sherlock Holmes and Doctor John H. Watson

87 (40) Stonehenge

Why does it exist? We know know how it was built, but why?

Stonehenge

88 (42) The Great River Race

The Great River Race

89 (111) Oxo Tower

Overlooking the River Thames the iconic Oxo Tower building is home to jewelry, lighting, homeware and fashion shopping opportunities. You will also find cafes and restaurants.

Oxo Tower

90 (106) Westminster Bridge

The construction of Westminster Bridge assisted the development of the South Bank. St Thomas’s Hospital is the concrete building on the south side of the bridge opposite the Houses of Parliament

Westminster Bridge

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