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4 world heritage sites, and over 200 attractions that are free to enter - be awe inspired.

7 million people living in London – find your soul mate

15 speakers at Speaker’s Corner on any given Sunday – speak your mind

17 national museums and galleries completely free to enter- view some of the greatest works of art known to mankind

20 US dollars – cost of a room in a hostel for the night – you won’t blow the budget

47 major rock and pop venues – catch the best of British talent

76 plays showing every day – all the world’s a stage

83 funky stores and cool markets – shop till you drop

87 ghost stations – go on, get spooked

6,000 licensed restaurants – eat your heart out

only 1 place you have to be this year – LONDON!

Then there's the Musical London.

London is the greatest rock 'n' roll city in the world! There's five decades of rock and pop history here waiting to be found! Teddy boys, Beatniks, Mods and Rockers, Hippies, Punks, Rastas, New Romantics, Heavy Metal freaks, Hip-Hoppers and Rappers, they've all grooved, rocked, tripped and been busted in Britain's capital and in their wake left a thousand stories!

See famous gig sites, clubs, rock hotels, record labels, management offices and studios. Highlights include seeing where Jimi Hendrix lived and died, where Freddie Mercury and Queen hung out and Led Zeppelin's HQ.

Exlore the sites connected with The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton and Cream, Pink Floyd, Bob Marley, The Clash, Coldplay, Oasis, Mama Cass, Georgie Fame, Elton John, Jimmy Page and the Yardbirds, Cliff Richards, The Sex Pistols, Bowie, The Faces, Bee Gees, The Who and many, many more! Then there's Bill Wyman's (Stones) "Sticky Fingers" restaurant and a host of famous album covers and recognizable video locations for you to get yourself into the picture.

Visit all the most important Beatles sites such as Paul and Ringo's houses, Apple HQ, EMI Studios, and many more. Have your photograph taken on the famed Abbey Road crossing. It's up to you whether you take your shoes off!

In the process visit Chelsea, Kensington, Notting Hill, St John's Wood and Soho! It's a great way to see parts of London that you don't normally see.


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100 Club London

100 Club LondonThe 100 Club, London One of London’s most important and famous venues, which has successfully straddled disparate musical styles from jazz to punk.

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34 Ridgmount Gardens Bob Marley

34 Ridgmount Gardens Bob Marley34 Ridgmount Gardens Where reggae legend Bob Marley has been honoured with a blue plaque. The house was the reggae star's first London address in 1972.

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430 Kings Rd, London

430 Kings Rd, London430 Kings Road, London Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood renamed their shop ‘Sex’ in the mid-70s and it became the cradle of British punk, pioneering the punk look. The Sex Pistols were formed largely as a vehicle to promote the shop. The Kings Road is a mecca for designer shopping and not to be missed.

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Abbey Rd Studios, London

Abbey Rd Studios, LondonAbbey Road Studios London’s most famous rock 'n' roll landmark. In August 1969 The Beatles stepped outside the Abbey Road studios in St John's Wood for a 10-minute photoshoot and created one of music’s most iconic images which Beatles fans have tried to recreate ever since by walking across the famous zebra crossing.

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Barfly, London

Barfly, LondonBarfly, London Formerly known as The Monarch, this Camden music venue is a great place to see up-and-coming bands.

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Berwick Street, London

Berwick Street, LondonBerwick Street, London Oasis chose this central London street for the cover of their classic Britpop album (What’s the Story) Morning Glory.

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Carling Hammersmith Apollo, London

Carling Hammersmith Apollo, LondonCarling Hammersmith Apollo Formerly the Hammersmith Odeon, this large but somehow still intimate venue still hosts major entertainments. David Bowie famously killed off his alter ego Ziggy Stardust here at the end of his UK tour in 1973.

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Chalk Farm, Tube Station, London

Chalk Farm, Tube Station, LondonChalk Farm Tube Station Madness remained loyal to their Camden roots when they were photographed for the cover of their album Absolutely here.

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Denmark Street (Tin Pan Alley), London

Denmark Street (Tin Pan Alley), LondonDenmark Street (Tin Pan Alley) Area famous for its music shops and studios where The Beatles, the Rolling Stones and The Kinks recorded in basements in the 1960s. The Sex Pistols lived at 6 Denmark Street in the mid-1970s, creating punk anthems like Anarchy in the UK and God Save the Queen.

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Dublin Castle, London

Dublin Castle, LondonDublin Castle This old Victorian pub was an early venue for Blur and still hosts bands every night.

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Hammersmith Palais, London

Hammersmith Palais, LondonHammersmith Palais Immortalised by The Clash in their classic fusion of punk and reggae White Man in Hammersmith Palais in 1978. The Sex Pistols, The Police, U2 and Oasis are just a few of the many famous acts to have played at one of the country’s most legendary venues.

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Heddon Street, London

Heddon Street, LondonHeddon Street, London The cover of David Bowie’s The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars album was shot here in 1972. Bowie - as Ziggy - was captured outside number 23.

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Hyde Park, London

Hyde Park, LondonHyde Park One of London's finest historic landscapes covering 142 hectares (350 acres). Hyde Park has held many world concerts including 2005's Live8 where over 55,000 tickets were distributed.

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Kingly Street, London

Kingly Street, LondonKingly Street, London Has always been a celebrity hang out with designer shops and in the 60’s The Pinstripe Club was a place where the rich and famous mixed, partied and exchanged numbers - all whilst enjoying plenty of champagne! In its heyday, this legendary venue attracted regulars such as Oliver Reed, Peter O'Toole, Audrey Hepburn, George Best, Steve McQueen, Richard Harris and Laurence Olivier; even Marilyn Monroe & Tony Curtis visited whilst promoting the Hollywood classic 'Some Like it

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Koko, London

Koko, LondonKoko Formerly the Music Machine and then Camden Palace, this was an early venue for The Police, Siouxie and the Banshees and it has more recently hosted acts like Coldplay, Madonna and Babyshambles.

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Logan Place, Kensington

Logan Place, KensingtonLogan Place, Kensington The former home of one of England’s greatest performers, Freddie Mercury.

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London Jimi Hendrix, 23 Brook St

London Jimi Hendrix, 23 Brook St23 Brook Street, London A blue plaque marks the 1960’s residence of guitar legend Jimi Hendrix. Now at 23 Brook Street is the Handel House Museum. The Museum celebrates Handel's life and works, displaying portraits of Handel and his contemporaries in finely restored Georgian interiors and bringing live music back to his house.

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Madame Tussauds, London

Madame Tussauds, LondonMadame Tussauds Madame Tussauds is the interactive attraction where guests come face to face with A-list stars and icons, in life-like wax figure form, and get a chance to participate in the things that famous people do. Come see famous rock icons like The Beatles, Kylie and Robbie Williams!.

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Primrose Hill, London

Primrose Hill, LondonPrimrose Hill, London Two album covers were shot here - The Rolling Stones’ Between the Buttons and The Rise and Fall by Madness. It is said Paul McCartney penned Fool on the Hill after a fleeting encounter with a mysterious gentleman who suddenly disappeared.

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Proud Galleries, London

Proud Galleries, LondonProud Galleries This central gallery, plus a second one on Chalk Farm Road in Camden, frequently put on photographic shows featuring stunning images of top rock ‘n’ pop icons, from Jimi Hendrix to Keith Richards to Freddie Mercury, from The Beatles to The Libertines. They are also popular hang-outs for up-and-coming bands.

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