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The Classic Boat feature is once again supporting the ‘Cutty Sark’ restoration project so don’t miss the chance to learn more about this famous tea clipper and the impressive restoration work being carried out.

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ClAssiC BoAT If you’re more interested in older boats and how to restore them, make your way over to the Classic Boat feature. Sponsored by Classic Boat, Old Pulteney and International Paint, this area provides an opportunity to watch, learn and, most importantly, talk to experts about classic boats and find out about the traditional skills involved in their restoration.

FACTs ABouT The CuTTy sArK • She is one of the most famous ships in the world • She is the epitome of the great age of sail • She is the only surviving extreme clipper, and the only tea clipper still in existence • Most of her hull fabric survives from her original construction and she is the best example of a merchant composite construction vessel • She has captured the imagination of millions of people, 15 million of whom have come on board to learn the stories she has to tell • She was preserved in Greenwich partly as a memorial to the men of the merchant navy, particularly those who lost their lives in the world wars • She is one of the great sights of London

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mArinA on The royAl viCToriA DoCK After lunch and a quick sitdown, why not head outside to the Royal Victoria Dock, where there is plenty more to see. The marina will feature some of the largest exhibitor boats in production which cannot physically fit through the doors of the E XCEL building, as well as a dedicated outside exhibition space featuring a number of inland craft. As with last year, manufacturers from the inland waterway industry will be showcasing both narrow and wide-beam boats at the west end of the dock.

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TiCKeTs To book tickets simply call the ticket hotline on 0844 209 0333 or book online at www.londonboatshow.com. Also visit the website for the latest information on features and attractions, confirmed exhibitors and product launches that will be taking place at the Show as well as all the information you’ll need to plan your day out.

nAvy vessel Don’t miss the incredibly popular Navy Vessel on display at the Show. Since 2004, when the Show moved to E XCEL in London’s Docklands, the Royal Navy has worked closely with National Boat Shows to bring a number of frigates and destroyers to the Show. The popularity of these Royal Navy vessels is demonstrated every year with over 20,000 visitors climbing aboard and exploring the ship throughout the 10 days of the Show.

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Central London When it comes to scratching that retail itch, most visitors to London will divide their time between Oxford St and Regent St. Between Oxford Circus and Bond Street tube stops, you can take advantage of the best high street shopping in the world. Stand outs include, Selfridges, Primark, Topshop/Topman, Uniqlo, American Apparel & Urban Outfitters. Down Regent St new meets old with British style icons Aquascutum, Church’s and Hacket cosying up next to American counterparts Brooks Brothers and Bannana Republic. On Bond St you’ll find the highest of high-end fashion with designers like Alexander McQueen, Dolce & Gabbana, YSL, Gucci, Armani and Salvatore Ferragamo. There are also priceless jewels at Tiffany&Co, De Beers and Cartier, as well as ‘affordable fashion’ at Burberry, Louis Vuitton and Mulberry.

Luxury staples Harrods and Harvey Nichols are traditional onestop shopping for London’s glitterati. The grand-old-dames of London fashion still stock unique luxury brands that you can’t find anywhere else in the city. The painfully trendy Dover Street Market consists of a series of stores hosting some of the most exciting and innovative designers of the moment including Junya Watanabe, Raf Simmons, Thom Browne and Comme des Garçons. Liberty dominates the northern end of Carnaby Street selling luxury clothing, homeware and beauty products. There are great vintage finds to be had in adjoining Kingly Court and on neighbouring Newburgh Street. Luxury department store Fortnum and Mason has been dazzling shoppers since 1707.

In Covent Garden high-street giants Urban Outfitters and Diesel sit next to amazing vintage stores like Rokit and Mint . A walk down Monmouth St, Earlham St , or the reinvigorated Long Acre reveals some of the best shopping in the city.

The National Gallery’s permanent free collection contains some of the best art in the world from masters like Monet, Rembrandt and Van Gogh.

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The National Gallery hosts The Sacred Made Real Spanish Painting and Sculpture 1600 - 1700 from 21 October - 24 January. The exhibition will be the first to explicitly explore the relationship between the painting and sculpture of 17th century Spanish realism. Although their subject matter was often religious, the artists of this timeworked painstakingly to creating arrestingly life-like re-creations of the saints in wood and oil.

Next door the National Portrait Gallery is showing Beatles to Bowie: the 60s exposed from 15 October. The exhibition will explore the lives of pop personalities that helped to shape swinging London. Expect never before seen shots of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks and The Who as well as early portraits of singers such as Cliff Richard, Billy Fury, Marianne Faithful, Jimi Hendrix and David Bowie. The Royal Academy on Piccadilly is displaying a major new exhibition by Turner Prize winning sculptor Anish Kapoor. The centrepiece of the exhibition will be the monumental Svayambh, tailored to the architecture of the Royal Academy’s Main Galleries, reflecting Kapoor’s exploration of sculptural works that actively participate in their own formation. At The British Museum Moctezuma: AztecRuler will present masterpieces of Aztec culture including the impressive stone monument known as the Teocalli of Sacred Warfare. This fascinating exhibition runs until 24 January.

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Detailing inspirational stories of exploration, discovery and endeavour from Britain’s seafaring past, the National Maritime Museum tells of the continuing effects the oceans have on the world today.

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THE NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM

Discover the courage shown by Franklin on his tragic polar expedition in Explorers, or see the original paintings, diaries and instruments from Captain Cook’s famous Pacific voyages in Oceans of Discovery. See Nelson’s bulletpierced coat from his final, fatal battle off Cape Trafalgar in Maritime London and trace three centuries of connections and encounters across the Atlantic in Atlantic Worlds. Two other great museums are also within walking distance:

ROYAL OBSERVATORY, GREENWICH Built for the purpose of finding longitude at sea, this is the home of Greenwich Mean Time and the famous Prime Meridian of the World - 0º, 0’, 0” as well as London’s only planetarium which provides a magnificent introduction to the mysteries and wonders of the night sky.

QUEEN’S HOUSE, GREENWICH. Completed around 1638, Inigo Jones’ ‘house of delight’ introduced England to the beauty of Palladian architecture. The Queen’s House is now the principle showcase for the National Maritime Museum’s world-class collection of fine art. Admission free. There may be charges for some special events, planetarium shows and exhibitions. Opening times: Daily 10.00 – 17.00. Last admission 30 minutes before closing. Visit www.nmm.ac.uk for further details

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Alcaidesa’s Marina in the South of Spain Located in a privileged setting, in the South of Spain in the Bay of Algeciras, next to the Rock of Gibraltar and in front of the Congress Center of La Línea de la Concepción (Cádiz), Alcaidesa Marina is being constructed and berths will be delivered in March 2010. Alcaidesa´s marina, in La Linea de la Concepción, will have a major impact on the area’s development. It’s divided into 3 main areas: an area for sport and pleasure boats, a commercial marina with a slipway and dry dock, and lastly a commercial and recreational area. When the development is complete the marina will have a land surface area of 134,255 m2 and a sheltered water sheet of 139,760 m2 which will accommodate 624 berths for crafts ranging from 8 to 50 m in length, and with capacity for 200 crafts of various sizes in the dry dock. It has a privileged location as it’s a five minute walk from Gibraltar airport and a one hour drive by car from international airports such as Malaga and Jerez. The residential, Alcaidesa is only 15 minutes by car from the Marina and has two superb golf courses, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and the North of Africa. The marina – located in a prime setting just a few metres from the centre of La Linea, on the Algeciras Bay – will include a large commercial and restaurant area, thus ensuring an attractive and lively atmosphere for the marina. For crafts up to 15 metres of length we will provide fingers, pilots and floating pontoons. For pontoon number 15 (with bigger berths, 18, 25, 30, 40 and 50 metres), the berths are on a fixed, concrete pontoon which can be driven on by vehicles. All of the pontoons can be accessed independently via locking systems activated by proximity cards to allow easy access for users, and at the same time to guarantee the security of the boats. Security has been taken very seriously, as you will be able to see from the video surveillance cameras which are being installed. This project will be a reference not only in Andalusia but also at national and international level, as we target all markets, especially being located at the doors of Europe thanks to the good communications infrastructure and proximity to Gibraltar. For berth sales at very competitive prices, from 8 to 50 meters, please visit: www.marinaalcaidesa.com

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West London Made famous by Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts in Notting Hill, Portobello Road Market is one of London’s real highlights. Open on Friday & Saturday from 7am to 6pm, it is undoubtedly one of the best places to pick out a present for a loved one, even if it’s yourself. The best thing to do is get off the tube at Notting Hill Gate and head north, down the hill towards Ladbroke Grove. The first thing you’ll come across is the antiques market, what Portobello Road used to be known for, but confusingly lots of new items are sold here as well so be sure to check that the Georgian brooch you’re picking up really is a Georgian brooch.

Next, head straight to Elgin Crescent where you’ll find rails and rails of designer clothing and accessories. You’ll see vintage Vivienne Westwood right next to the latest clutches, open toes and bandage dresses from some hip young thing. Westfield London is the largest in-town shopping centre in

Europe. A destination in itself, this retail mecca boasts more than 265 stores ranging from Topshop to Tiffany&Co. There’s also a bevy of cafés and restaurants as well as a spa. The Village at Westfield is a must see for label hounds, being home to Prada, Mui Mui, Twenty 8 Twelve, Versace, Louis Vuitton and Gucci. Kensington High Street is one of the City’s most user-friendly shopping areas. The Arcade houses an extensive Whole Food Market offering delicacies of every kind. There’s also the ultra-hip Urban Outfitters. As well as the market there are a number of shops down Portobello Road. You can find interesting t-shirts and accessories at Savage where you can fly the flag for your favourite borough with specially-designed area T’s and hoods. Nearby you’ll also find American Apparel, who ethically manufacture and market all their clothes from a single building in downtown Los Angeles. 20

For something a little different try Andea who sell handmade silver jewellery from Mexico.

can always be relied on to provide interesting and unique exhibits. The V&A has many excellent free exhibits like their latest project, Objects of Luxury: French porcelain of the eighteenth century which celebrates one of the most exciting discoveries of the 18th century in this display of ‘white gold’ porcelain. Their major exhibtion of the season Maharaja: the Splendour of India’s Royal Courts will explore the extraordinary culture of princely India until 17 January. The exhibits will include both Indian and Western works from the last 300 years, featuring paintings, photography, textiles and dress, jewellery, and furniture.

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The Victoria & Albert Museum

The Natural History Museum’s Darwin Centre is designed to

aid our understanding of the planet and our place within it. The Centre contains an enormous eight-storey concrete cocoon housing about 17 million insects and three million plants. Of course the museum also contains famous fossils like T - Rex as well as a myriad of eduactional pursuits to keep young ones entertained. If trawling through the museums, galleries and shops isn’t your thing, a trip to Princess Diana’s former home Kensington Palace may be in order. The palatial gardens in the Royal grounds are resplendent at any time of the year.

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North London Camden Market is one of the most vibrant and fascinating

shopping experiences you’ll ever have. Once the favoured haunt of emo kids and middle aged goths, Camden now caters for all tastes with the famous Locks providing a wonderful backdrop for a day of retail therepy. Everyone has their own favourite Camden boutique and market stall, whether it’s Rokit (Chalk Farm Rd), Mega City Comics (Inverness St) or the guy you saw last Saturday who does leather jackets for £30! The only way to appreciate the wonderful immediacy of Camden’s markets is to get out there and explore them for yourself. For a more serene shopping experience Upper Street has all the big brands that you’d expect from a bustling high street. A walk on the east side of the street will lead you toward the shi-shi cafes and antique stores of Camden Passage. Definitely worth a look. Just north of Oxford St, Marylebone has a distinct village feel about it that seems at odds with its close proximity to the city centre. The famous Conran store at the northern end of Marylebone High Street sells all manner of luxury home fittings and furnishings. L’Artisan Parfumeur (Marylebone High St, Map 2 D6) are well known for their excellent service and beautiful fragrances. Daniela Besso, Mimco and KJ’s Laundry are all must visits for women with a passion for boutique clothing.

November, The Birmingham Royal Ballet are in town performing in Quantum Leaps, featuring Stanton Welch’s uplifting Powder, danced to Mozart’s popular clarinet concerto. The Centre and its Opposite is a new work from contemporary choreographer Garry Stewart, Artistic Director of Australian Dance Theatre, set to a powerful electronic soundscape. Birmingham Royal Ballet Director David Bintley’s E=mc² has a specially commissioned score by Matthew Hindson, and explores Einstein’s ‘Special Theory of Relativity’ in music and dance of breathtaking energy and speed.

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Sadler’s Wells is London’s premier dance venue. From 10 - 14

Cyrano is a hilarious and heartbreaking story of one man’s truly

self-sacrificing devotion, choreographed by David Bintley with music by Carl Davis. The beautiful Lady Roxane is in love with the dashing cadet Christian de Neuvillette, and so enlists her cousin, the poet and soldier Cyrano de Bergerac to deliver her intended a love letter. Cyrano is an extraordinary man, blessed with a big heart, a big mind … but an even bigger nose. The King’s Head Theatre & Bar is famous throughout London for putting on some of the best fringe theatre in the city. At the top of Regent’s Park just before you run into the starstudded Primrose Hill you’ll find London Zoo. See the animals and even become a ‘keeper for the day’. Admission for an adult is £15.50 and £12.50 for 3-15 year-olds. Under 3’s get in free.

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East London Along Brick Lane boutiques like Rokit, Luna & Curious and The Laden showroom provide the best ‘per square foot shopping’ in London. Just off ‘the Lane’ Cheshire St is home to not only London’s most famous vintage store Beyond Retro, but also a host of gorgeous homeware and fashion boutiques like Dragana Perisic, Mar Mar Co and Labour & Wait. Of course with this being the East End you can buy plimsoles next door for £5! If you’re in the area on Sundays treat yourself to some of the coolest markets in London. Spitalfields is equal parts food emporium, vintage wahrehouse, and designer catwalk. We’re big fans of the exquisite bags and jackets by Kirk Mark. Just down Hanbury St you’ll find Up Market. Despite a recent surge in popularity real bargains can be found among the racks of vintage gear and designer T’s. Our favourite of the young designers plying their trade here are the aptly named We [Heart] Brick Lane who’s amazing £10 T-shirts would go for three times that in Covent Garden. If you cross over through the trendy Truman Brewery you’ll see the food stalls that mark the entrance to Back Market, a slightly less packed and some would say more eclectic version of its big brother Up Market. On Commercial St you’ll find the original All Saints clothes store. A bastion of youth fashion over the past ten years, All Saints are recognised the world over as leading lights in men’s and women’s clothing. Over in Shoreditch ditch skinny jeans and vintage T’s for made to measure 3-piece suits and elegant dresses by Chloe and Rick Owens at START . Around Bank Station you’ll find exclusive brands like hyper masculine fashion favourites Brooks Brothers and Church’s, as well as John Lobb. You’ll also find Louis Vuitton, Hermes and a whole host of traditional tailors.

On Hoxton Square the White Cube gallery has earned a reputation as one of the UK’s top art venues after championing the Brit-Art explosion of the mid 1990s. And one of that era’s key players Damien Hirst returns to his artistic roots in a special showcase beginning November 25.

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The Barbican Centre is one of the most interesting cultural spaces in the city. The ambitious development regularly hosts the brightest minds from the world of theatre, film, music and dance.

The Tea Building sits right at the heart of Shoreditch and is

both an arts haven and social scene-stealer. Its Hales gallery is a showcase for the area’s many artists and is open wednesday - saturday, 11am-6pm. The newly-renovated Whitechapel Gallery is once again London’s most exciting art space. London-based Polish artist Goshka Macuga reclaimed a key part of Whitechapel Gallery’s history with her presentation The Nature of the Beast. The installation focusses on the presentation of Picasso’s Guernica to the gallery in 1939. Macuga uses a Nelson Rockefeller-comissioned tapestry of the Picasso masterpiece as the centre piece of this stunning meditation on war and loss. Stolen Space is the seven-year-old art collective dedicated to

bringing new and exciting talent to the fore. Nearby you’ll also find the Brick Lane Gallery which amongst other things sells original works by Banksy. The Arcola Theatre is part of the burgeoning arts scene developing in Stoke Newington as is the famous Hackney Empire.

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South London Ever wondered where WAGS learn to max out credit cards and send back champagne? Chelsea boasts some of London’s best high-end shopping and is the preferred hunting ground for the city’s fashion stalking big cats. The famous Sloane Street connects Chelsea with Knightsbridge and as you’d expect, between the two you’ll find brands like Chloe, Prada, Fendi, Hackett, Chanel, Armani, Jimmy Choo and Todds. The King’s Road is a one-stop destination for high street brands and stand out boutiques. Diesel, LK Bennett and Heals compete for space alongside Hugo Boss, Gieves & Hawkes as well as super brands like Bamford & Sons and Coccinelle.

Leading back into the town on Old Brompton Road you can find an assortment of designer stores like Ralph Lauren and Swarovski along with high street favourites like Uniqlo and Zara. The South Bank isn’t alsways noted for its retail opportunities, but Gabriel’s Wharf has great designers specialising in artisan wools and cottons. Our favourites are aei:kei, for fashion, Bodo Sperlein Miranda Watkins, Elf for design and Skylark for art. The OXO Tower is also a sure thing when it comes to picking up art and clothing that you won’t find anywhere else. We recommend Candy Anthony for women’s evening wear or John Freeman for stunning photography.

The Southbank Centre, is arguably the home of the London

culture scene. The Hayward Gallery is the best place to see visual artists who aren’t afraid to push the envelope.

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On the South Bank of the Thames, The National Theatre stands tall as a reminder of Britain’s amazing theatre tradition. Founded by Sir Laurence Olivier in 1963 the theatre has seen some of the most famous actors in the world grace its famous stage.

Next door, the Royal Festival Hall hosts the world’s best musicians as well as regular visits from the London philharmonic orchestra. Just along the water the British Film Institute shows classic flicks and modern masterpieces. Borough Market is Jamie Oliver’s favourite place to pick up

tasty treats and amazing produce, if you spend 10 minutes there you’ll see why. Stop by, with an empty stomach, on Thursdays to avoid crowds. Down in Chelsea The Royal Court Theatre hosts cutting edge productions often with big name actors rubbing shoulders alongside rising stars. Recent months have seen wunderkind writer Polly Stenham build on the success of That Face with Tusk Tusk. While star of Little Voice, Jane Horrocks plays to rave reviews in Aunt Dan and Lemon. The Saatchi Gallery on Duke of York’s Square is now the biggest free contemporary art space in the world. Abstract America: New Painting and Sculpture focusses on contemporary American artists and how they have taken on the multifarious strands of their inheritance to produce exciting new works. Runs from 3 June.

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Beneteau Boatyard For 120 years, the core of the Boatyardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s profession has been innovation. From the first sardine boat to the First 50, from the shipbuilding tradition to more advanced technologies, our expertise has grown. However, it is still the pioneering spirit of Benjamin Beneteau that is the driving force behind our 2,500 co-workers. To date, more than 42,000 BENETEAU yachts have sailed the seas of the world. At heir helm, keen owners with whom we share the same values of performance, modernity, safety and respect. It is our job to provide new yachting solutions, we must never lose sight of the need for innovation to serve quality. It is therefore important that the professionalism of our dealers should be beyond reproach. This year at the PSP Southampton Boat Show we will exhibit new products. For power boats, there will be: The new Antares 30 On the side of sailing yachts, there will be: The new Oceanis 50 The new First 35 As a proven multi-specialist builder, BENETEAU is offering its customers 2009/2010 ranges that are more extensive, more complete more dynamic and more accessible than ever. The new and innovative features incorporated into all our models support the growth and development of BENETEAU by anticipating the expectations of those who enjoy our products. Chantiers BENETEAU, ZI Des Mares, BP 66 85 270 Saint-Hilaire de Riez, France Tel: (+33) 251 605 000 www.beneteau.com

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Central London Restaurants Nothing beats the buzz of the bustling metropolis pre or post theatre. There are just so many options. Even Londoners can feel overwhelemed surveying the culinary delights from hundreds of nations. Home to some of the world’s best restaurants as well as value for money hidden gems. The West End, Soho and Covent Garden contain all that’s great about dining in London.

Spacca napoli £29

SOHO

Every Italian in London knows about this place. The pizzas here are all under £10 and taste twice as good as popular nearby chains. We keep vowing to try a new flavour but always end up getting a Sarracino - fresh sausage, aubergine and smoked mozzarella. Excellent pastas and grills are also available.

Freephone: 0808 1394862 Map 4 D7

Hibiscus £83

MAYFAIR

Hibiscus has two Michelin stars and perfectly encapsulates London’s new outlook on progressive Anglo-Gallic cuisine. Chef Claude Bosi has created a menu of such inventiveness and creativity that even the most hard bitten foodies have conceded his genius. Our button mushroom stuffed dover sole was possibly the most sublime piece of fish we’ve eaten in this city.

Freephone: 0808 1394866 Map 4 E6

J SHEEKEY £63

COVENT GARDEN

One of London’s premiere restaurants. The champagne and shellfish side of things can put a dent in your back pocket, but bargains like their famous fish pie (£13.50) help keep costs down while you soak up one of London’s most atmospheric dining rooms.

Freephone: 0808 1394806 Map 4 E7

ROSSOPOMODORO £33 COVENT GARDEN You can’t go wrong at this smarter than the average chain. All the ingredients - including the water - are sourced directly from Naples. We’re big fans of Rosso’s pizzas. Hearty and simple, the Neapolitan staple really does taste better in the hands of true professionals.

Freephone: 0808 1394813 Map 4 D7 Prices per head are supplied by Hardens and include three courses, half a bottle of wine, coffee and service

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The Ivy £56

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Those who tell you The Ivy is overrated have obviously never eaten there. Still the table that everyone wants pre- or post-theatre, you can go all out with caviar and Bannockburn rib steak, or take the Guy Ritchie approach and opt for shepherds pie and bang bang chicken. If it’s the experience rather than the food you’re after, then head in for lunch. You’re just as likely to spot a celeb.

Freephone: 0808 1394862 Map 4 D7

Pearl £71

HOLBORN

This foodie heaven spoils diners with its sumptuous menu and a chic, sophisticated dining room. Celebrity Head Chef Jun Tanaka regularly dishes out some of the best meals we’ve tasted in the area. Expect beautiful presentation, curious food pairing and attentive staff. Wine lovers will fall for the cool wine cellar that punctuates the centre of the restaurant. Excellent sommelier to boot.

Freephone: 0808 1394850 Map 4 D8

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West London Restaurants Exclusive, inspiring and quintessentially London, many would argue the best is still in the West. From Hyde Park to Shepherd’s Bush this is where London’s real wealth have put down their roots.

Assaggi £59

Notting hill An unassuming location, intimate decor and some of the best Italian food in the capital make up the 11 table dining room at Assaggi. Booking here is essential for any night of the week. Prices vary from £48 for milk fed lamb (feeds 2-3) to £14 for the delicious buffalo ricotta & Spinach ravioli with sage & lemon butter. Our favourite dish is the tagliolini with crab meat

Freephone: 0808 1394862 Map 4 D7

The oak £40

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There’s many a west London local who would kill us for telling you that The Oak is one of the best neighbourhood eateries around. High on quality, low on fuss and with prices that wouldn’t dent a piggy bank make it the ideal spot for a relaxed lunch or dinner. They’re famous for their wood fired pizzas - the Basilico is our go to option - but The Oak’s excellent range of mediterranean favourites should not be overlooked.

Freephone: 0808 1394845 Map 3 D3

Hereford Road £40

BAYSWATER

Tom Pemberton’s ‘snout to trotters’ menu seems to be delighting Bayswater residents. Delicacies like fried calf’s brains sit unassumingly alongside staples like steak and kidney pie and lemon sole. Everything is cooked with such skill and care, it’s a marvel no main courses venture north of £15. Our personal favourite is the onglet, chips and aioli, a steal at £12.20.

Freephone: 0808 1394877 Map 3 E3

L Restaurant & Bar £44

KENSINGTON

One of the best value meals we’ve eaten, the Iberian cooking at L could be almost twice the price. The à la carte menu contains treats like suckling lamb and baked stone bass. The tapas menu is exemplary, and we defy any meat eater to not enjoy the bacon wrapped chorizo.

Freephone: 0808 1394883 Map 3 F3 36 Prices per head are supplied by Hardens and include three courses, half a bottle of wine, coffee and service

St Pancras has reinvigorated this once drab part of the city. But the magnificent station is by no means the only exciting thing going on in this part of the capital. Some of London’s best theatre and music venues sit unassumingly on the borders of a Royal Park.

Odette’s £70

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Officially part of any perfect day in Primrose Hill, this elegant dining room is chic, sophisticated and simply brimming with delicious food. With three separate dining areas, Odette’s caters for a range of tastes and budgets. The Restaurant serves stunning British cuisine while The Kitchen is extremely popular for two or three course Sunday lunch. We thought of moving in after we tried the halibut with butternut squash gnocchi. Divine.

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North London Restaurants

Freephone: 0808 1394862 Map 4 D7

Osteria Emilia £38

Freephone: 0808 1394878 Map 3 E3

MArket £37

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On the southern edges of Hampstead Heath you’ll find this cracking little Italian eatery. The dishes range from rabbits and game to comfy classics like puttanesca and various gnocchis. As the perfect end to a balmy summer evening on the Heath, Osteria Emilia stock ice cream from Oddono’s. Bella!

CAMDEN

A mere five minute walk from Camden tube, this newcomer has been wowing residents with its simple comfort food and cosy decor. Everyone goes on about the chicken and ham pie, but there is also a level of creativity at Market that’s not seen in many other restaurants of its type. You wouldn’t expect to find fresh dover sole that tastes this good at this price.

Freephone: 0808 1394891 Map 2 A6

York & albany £49

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Part of the ever-expanding Gordon Ramsay network York & Albany’s stunning location overlooking Regent’s Park is mirrored in the standard of the food on offer. Fantastic value for money, sea bream with crushed new potatoes will only set you back £15. The Sunday menu here is an absolute treat, three courses are a real steal at £25. Be sure to leave room for the apple crumble!

Freephone: 0808 1394886 Map 2 B6 37 Prices per head are supplied by Hardens and include three courses, half a bottle of wine, coffee and service

The most exciting, innovative and vibrant part of London has finally stepped out of the shadow of the West. City professionals and those in the know come here for unspoilt luxury without the crowds of central London.

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East London Restaurants

OLD STREET Jamie Oliver opened Fifteen in 2002 as a charity to help disadvantaged youngsters. Set in a wonderful old Victorian building the trattoria upstairs serves ‘pukka’ breakfasts and lunches beloved by City workers. Downstairs the dining room offers a great value lunch menu: £25 for three courses or £22.50 for two. On our visit we found the melanzane alla parmigiana a particular treat.

Freephone: 0808 1394897 Map 4 C10

Club Gascon £60

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It has a Michelin star, two dining rooms, and some of the best foie gras you’re likely to have this side of the channel. It may be controversial, but we’ve actually had more fun at Club Gascon when eating in the Cellar dining room where the dish of the day is £9.50.

Freephone: 0808 1394924 Map 4 D9

The Boundary £62

SHOREDITCH

The recently opened Boundary is exactly what Shoreditch needed to finally silence those who said the area was all style and no substance. Tapping into the obvious potential for a business rendezvous of reliable quality, the Boundary’s chic dining room is proving very popular with beleaguered City folks. Expect heart warming British classics cooked to perfection.

Freephone: 0808 1394905 Map 1 C11

Bleeding Heart £49

FARRINGDON

Possibly London’s best French restaurant, this ever popular romantic getaway will leave a lasting impression on anyone lucky enough to eat here. Without the waiting list of a West End restaurant, you can make the most of your time either in the bistro or main dining room by opting for something classically French. The pig’s ear and black pudding salad or suckling pig with confit shoulder pork are good places to start.

Freephone: 0808 1394911 Map 4 D9 38

Prices per head are supplied by Hardens and include three courses, half a bottle of wine, coffee and service

Home to London’s largest concentration of museums and galleries as well as some of its most well-to-do residents, the south of the city is a favourite of visitors and locals alike.

Tom Aikens £91

CHELSEA

Having sewn up this particular part of Chelsea, Mr Aiken’s Michelin-starred homage to all things French and fancy is the icing on his three restaurant cake. The main courses speak to Aiken’s love of seafood, but the starters and desserts show the depth and flair that has won the restaurant so much praise. Prices seem steep but a multitude of pre- and post-course extras make up for that.

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South London Restaurants

Freephone: 0808 1394912 Map 3 G5

Cinnamon Club £60

VICTORIA

As far from bland, traditional Indian food as you can get, this is a completely different experience. The best way to enjoy the stellar menu is to go as a group and share out the wonderful favours. We love the smoked rack of lamb with Rajasthani corn sauce

Freephone: 0808 1394923 Map 3 F7

Lola Rojo £25

FULHAM

Part of the cocina nueva movement describing the artistry of chefs from northern Spain, this is one of London’s best Spanish restaurants. It may be one of London’s best restaurants period. The set menus are incredible value and will leave you pining for a summer retreat in Seville. Stand outs include the Angus beef cheek stew and grilled octopus with saffron foam.

Freephone: 0808 1394920 Off Map 3

Chino Latino £46

PIMLICO

As the name would suggest this riverside restaurant takes the best from chic and sexy Latin America and dolls it up with Chinese accessories. The result is a wonderfully decadent amalgamation of flavours. Don’t leave without trying the pan-fried Chilean sea bass with shishito peppers and yuzu truffle sauce.

Freephone: 0808 1394919 Map 3 G8 41 Prices per head are supplied by Hardens and include three courses, half a bottle of wine, coffee and service

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JEANNEAU launches 15 exciting new models For the first time in our history, in September of 2009, Jeanneau is launching 15 new powerboat and sailboat models. At Jeanneau, we believe in the future, and we have a passion for the engineering of beauty. Our new models feature the very latest technology, including superior composite technologies (injection moulding) and advanced construction techniques with a new wood, new engine technology, new deck equipment and contemporary design. Each new Jeanneau is conceived using the powerful CATIA design software, from the initial concept to the final details. LEADER Now in the process of becoming a major line of inboard cabin cruisers, our Leader product line will see the addition of 3 new models: the Leader 8, Leader 9 and Leader 10. MERRY FISHER Outboard: Well balanced for cruising, introducing an all-new style. Inboard: Well balanced and energy-efficient for cruising. The new Merry Fisher 10 and Merry Fisher 635: affordable, featuring a very cost-effective cruising programme. CAP CAMARAT Our Cap Camarat line of powerboats will now feature multiple design concepts, including: Cap Camarat CC (central console) with the new Cap Camarat 635 Style, Cap Camarat WA (walk-around) the new Cap Camarat 555 WA, Cap Camarat DC (day cruiser) the new Cap Camarat 635DC and Cap Camarat 555 DC. PRESTIGE The Prestige 39 and the Prestige 42: contemporary design, power and space. The Prestige 60: unrivalled performance, with the latest generation hull and luxurious accommodation. SAILBOATS The new Sun Odyssey 42 DS: featuring an elegant design for comfortable cruising. The new Jeanneau 53 and Jeanneau 57: introducing an all-new line of Jeanneau sailing yachts.

Jeanneau, Avenue des Sables, BP 529 85505 Les Herbiers cedex, France. Tel: +33 (0)2 51 64 20 20 www.jeanneau.co.uk

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ExCeL London & Canary Wharf Hotels Moments from the exhibition via the DLR and at the heart of the Docklands regeneration, Canary Wharf is London’s new finance capital. Plenty of business folks with money to spend means lots of top restaurants, bars and shops for you to enjoy.

RADISSON EDWARDIAN NEW PROVIDENCE WHARF HOTEL ✯✯✯✯ One of Canary Wharf’s coolest hotels brings a new brand of contemporary luxury to the area. The169-bedroom, fourstar, deluxe, new-build property occupies a prime riverside spot, boasting panoramic views of the Thames, O2 & Greenwich. Perfectly placed for ExCeL, London City Airport, Canary Wharf & The O2 Arena. 5 Fairmont Avenue, E14 9PQ Tel: 0208 820 8107 Map 2 Ref D13 www.radissonedwardian.com ExCeL London & Canary Wharf

Marriott West India Quay ✯✯✯✯✯ Located in the energetic Canary Wharf district, the hotel offers an extraordinary blend of comfort and convenience all within 10 minutes of ExCeL London. Enjoy stylish interior design, high-speed facilities along with Curve restaurant and bar. www.marriottlondonwestindiaquay.com 22 Hertsmere Road, E14 Tel: 020 7093 1000 Map 2 Ref E15

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Britannia International Hotel ✯✯✯✯ In a stunning waterfront location, this stylish airconditioned hotel is 10 mins from ExCeL via the DLR. Enjoy the fabulous leisure and entertainment facilities of Canary Wharf right on your door. The hotel also offers restaurants, bars, a fully-equipped gym and swimming pool. www.britanniahotels.com 163 Marsh Wall, Canary Wharf, E14 Tel: 0870 780 9493 Map 2 Ref F15 ExCeL London & Canary Wharf

Crowne Plaza London-Docklands ✯✯✯✯ A unique, contemporary hotel offering 210 guest rooms. It provides nine purpose-built conference rooms, with stunning views of Canary Wharf & the O2. There is also the Terra Restaurant, Isle bar & Quad Health Club with an indoor swimming pool.

www.crowneplazadocklands.co.uk Royal Victoria Docks, Western Gateway, E16 Tel: 0870 781 0315 Map 2 Ref E18

ExCeL London & Canary Wharf

Paris, Lille, Brussels

Luton

164 mins

Primrose Hill

Thameslink

Tube - Victoria line

R e g e n t ’s Park

Heathrow Express

Euston

79 mins

Angel

King’s Cross & St Pancras

50 mins

(Eurostar)

48 mins

Old Street Wallace Collection

British Museum

Marylebone 58 mins

Bond Street Selfridge’s

Covent Garden Tube - Jubilee line National Galleries The Ritz

Wellington Arch Harrods

Science Museum

Tube - Circle or District lines Victoria & Albert Museum

Natural History Museum

Victoria

Buckingham Palace

St James’s Park

London Eye

Westminster Millennium Pier

Moorgate

St Paul’s

Somerset House

40mins

Horse Guards Parade

Green Park

Apsley House

St Paul’s Cathedral

Blackfriars Pier

Savoy Pier

Nelson’s Column

Green Park

The Serpentine

Albert Memorial

Chancery Lane The Temple

53 mins

Bank

DLR:change at Westferry for a Beckton train to Custom House for ExCeL

18 mins

Tower of London

London Bridge City Pier

Waterloo 29 mins

Westminster Abbey

Westminster Cathedral

48mins

Shadwell

17 mins

Tower Hill

Bankside Pier Tate Modern 35mins Southwark

Westminster

St James’s Park

Liverpool Street

39 mins

Holborn

Tube - Piccadilly line

Edgware Rd

Hyde Park

National Railway

Tube - Northern line

Baker St

Kensington Gardens

Stansted

British Library

Madame Tussaud’s

Tube - Bakerloo line

Paddington

National Railway

24mins

Eurostar London Zoo Lords Cricket Ground

135mins

Highbury & Islington

Heathrow 73 mins

105mins

runs from Wednesday 14 November

118 mins

London Bridge

Tower Gateway St Katharine’s Pier

Design Museum

Houses of Parliament Lambeth Palace

Bermondsey

Imperial War Museum

Tube - Jubilee line

Earl’s Court

Tube - District line Tate Britain

KEY Station with National Railway

National Army Museum

Rive

station along route The Oval Cricket Ground

Tham

Ba t t e rsea Pa rk

Other Station

Gatwick Express

Ferry services Free shuttle bus Important building

78 mins

Gatwick

29 mins number of minutes to Custom House for ExCeL London Station

times are estimated and do not include waiting & walking between stations, information from www.thetube.com Please note that ExCeL London is situated on the North side of the Royal Docks

Integrated Transport Map

London Ticket Line

Save money on top West End shows For tickets to all top London shows go to:

www.londonticketsline.com freephone: 0808 155 0220

Stratford Mile End

21mins

Victoria Park

Pudding Mill Lane

M25 junction 27

National Railway

Tube - Central line

via M11, A406 & A1020

Silverlink Metro Tube - Jubilee line

Docklands Light Railway Bow Church

West Ham

Beckton

Road links

16 mins

Bethnal Green

Gallions Reach Devons Road

Docklands Light Railway East India

Blackwall

3mins

All Saints

Tube - East London line

Tube - Jubilee line

Poplar

Tobacco Dock

(under re-development)

Wapping

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West India Quay

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The O2

North Greenwich

London Arena

Southwark Park

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Thames

River

Firepower (at Royal Arsenal)

Mudchute Masthouse Terrace Pier

DLR

Woolwich Ferry

Visitor Centre

ISLE OF DOGS

Ferry Services The simplest route to ExCeL London is on the Jubilee line to Canning Town where you change onto the Docklands Light Railway for Custom House at ExCeL London

Silvertown 15mins

Thames Flood Barrier

Crossharbour & London Arena

London City Airport www.londoncityairport.com

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South Quay

Greenland Passage Pier

London City Airport

Docklands Light Railway

Heron Quays

Canada Water

Cyprus

Prince Regent for Beckton ExCeL Custom Park London House Royal East for ExCeL Albert

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Limehouse Docklands Light Railway

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Charlton FC

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National Maritime Museum

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1 mile

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22 mins

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G re e n w i c h Royal Observatory Greenwich

Park

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Rangers House

Docklands Light Railway Elverson Road

Lewisham

DLR:change at Westferry for a Beckton train to Custom House for ExCeL

30mins 27mins

Blackheath

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Paris, Lille, Brussels

Luton

164 mins

Primrose Hill

Thameslink

Tube - Victoria line

R e g e n t ’s Park

Heathrow Express

Euston

79 mins

Angel

King’s Cross & St Pancras

50 mins

(Eurostar)

48 mins

Old Street Wallace Collection

British Museum

Marylebone 58 mins

Bond Street Selfridge’s

Covent Garden Tube - Jubilee line National Galleries The Ritz

Wellington Arch Harrods

Science Museum

Tube - Circle or District lines Victoria & Albert Museum

Natural History Museum

Victoria

Buckingham Palace

St James’s Park

London Eye

Westminster Millennium Pier

Moorgate

St Paul’s

Somerset House

40mins

Horse Guards Parade

Green Park

Apsley House

St Paul’s Cathedral

Blackfriars Pier

Savoy Pier

Nelson’s Column

Green Park

The Serpentine

Albert Memorial

Chancery Lane The Temple

53 mins

Bank

DLR:change at Westferry for a Beckton train to Custom House for ExCeL

18 mins

Tower of London

London Bridge City Pier

Waterloo 29 mins

Westminster Abbey

Westminster Cathedral

48mins

Shadwell

17 mins

Tower Hill

Bankside Pier Tate Modern 35mins Southwark

Westminster

St James’s Park

Liverpool Street

39 mins

Holborn

Tube - Piccadilly line

Edgware Rd

Hyde Park

National Railway

Tube - Northern line

Baker St

Kensington Gardens

Stansted

British Library

Madame Tussaud’s

Tube - Bakerloo line

Paddington

National Railway

24mins

Eurostar London Zoo Lords Cricket Ground

135mins

Highbury & Islington

Heathrow 73 mins

105mins

runs from Wednesday 14 November

118 mins

London Bridge

Tower Gateway St Katharine’s Pier

Design Museum

Houses of Parliament Lambeth Palace

Bermondsey

Imperial War Museum

Tube - Jubilee line

Earl’s Court

Tube - District line Tate Britain

KEY Station with National Railway

National Army Museum

Rive

station along route The Oval Cricket Ground

Tham

Ba t t e rsea Pa rk

Other Station

Gatwick Express

Ferry services Free shuttle bus Important building

78 mins

Gatwick

29 mins number of minutes to Custom House for ExCeL London Station

times are estimated and do not include waiting & walking between stations, information from www.thetube.com Please note that ExCeL London is situated on the North side of the Royal Docks

Integrated Transport Map

London Ticket Line

Save money on top West End shows For tickets to all top London shows go to:

www.londonticketsline.com freephone: 0808 155 0220

Stratford Mile End

21mins

Victoria Park

Pudding Mill Lane

M25 junction 27

National Railway

Tube - Central line

via M11, A406 & A1020

Silverlink Metro Tube - Jubilee line

Docklands Light Railway Bow Church

West Ham

Beckton

Road links

16 mins

Bethnal Green

Gallions Reach Devons Road

Docklands Light Railway East India

Blackwall

3mins

All Saints

Tube - East London line

Tube - Jubilee line

Poplar

Tobacco Dock

(under re-development)

Wapping

Free Shuttle Bus

West India Quay

Canary Wharf Pier 11mins

5 mins

Canary Wharf

The O2

North Greenwich

London Arena

Southwark Park

KEY to underground lines Bakerloo Central Circle District East London Jubilee Northern Piccadilly Victoria

Thames

River

Firepower (at Royal Arsenal)

Mudchute Masthouse Terrace Pier

DLR

Woolwich Ferry

Visitor Centre

ISLE OF DOGS

Ferry Services The simplest route to ExCeL London is on the Jubilee line to Canning Town where you change onto the Docklands Light Railway for Custom House at ExCeL London

Silvertown 15mins

Thames Flood Barrier

Crossharbour & London Arena

London City Airport www.londoncityairport.com

Silverlink Metro

South Quay

Greenland Passage Pier

London City Airport

Docklands Light Railway

Heron Quays

Canada Water

Cyprus

Prince Regent for Beckton ExCeL Custom Park London House Royal East for ExCeL Albert

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Westferry

Limehouse Docklands Light Railway

Royal Victoria

Island Gardens

Charlton FC

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Cutty Sark

Old Royal Naval College

National Maritime Museum

Greenwich

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1 mile

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22 mins

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G re e n w i c h Royal Observatory Greenwich

Park

Deptford Bridge

Rangers House

Docklands Light Railway Elverson Road

Lewisham

DLR:change at Westferry for a Beckton train to Custom House for ExCeL

30mins 27mins

Blackheath

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CROWN MORAN ✯✯✯✯ This stunning hotel offers 116 spacious rooms, restaurant, five bars, meeting space and leisure facilities. Kilburn Station (Jubilee Line) is nearby and provides a direct route to Canning Town where you can connect to the DLR for Custom House. www.crownmoranhotel.co.uk 142-152 Cricklewood Broadway, Cricklewood, London, NW2 3ED Tel: 020 8452 4175 Off Map

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The Langorf ✯✯✯✯ An Elegant Edwardian townhouse hotel also offering self catering apartments. Situated in a quiet residential only 10 minutes from the West End and five minutes from the Jubilee Line to Canning Town where you can catch the DLR to ExCeL London. www.langorfhotel.com 20 Frognal, NW3 Tel: 0870 780 5518 Off Map

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M25 junction 27

Stratford Mile End

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Victoria Park

Beckton

Pudding Mill Lane

Tube - Central line

Bus 147 or 241

Silverlink Metro

Docklands Light Railway

via M11, A406 & A1020

Tube - Jubilee line

Bow Church

16 mins

Road links

Gallions Reach

West Ham

Bethnal Green

via Canning Town

Docklands Light Railway

Bus 147 or 241 Devons Road

Cyprus Bus 69 East India

Blackwall

3mins

All Saints

Tube - East London line

Tube - Jubilee line

(Closed for Maintenance)

cco Dock

West India Quay

re-development)

Poplar

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Greenland Pier

Docklands Light Railway

The O 2

for ExCeL

Silverlink Metro

Heron Quays South Quay

15 mins

River

Crossharbour & London Arena

ISLE OF DOGS

KEY to underground lines

DLR

Masthouse Terrace Pier

Central Circle

Island Gardens

Cutty Sark

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33 mins

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Woolwich Ferry

Charlton FC

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London City Airport www.londoncityairport.com

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North Greenwich London Arena

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Mayfair to Victoria Hotels Shopping at Dover Street Market and dinner at hot venues like Scott’s or Petrus have given this area a relevance and swagger that had been missing recently. For ExCeL London, catch either the Central or Jubilee Lines Eastbound for DLR connections.

gresham hotel Located in central London, the Gresham Hotel is perfectly positioned for sightseeing and ideal for leisure or business travelers. Accommodation includes satellite TV, room safes, electronic security door locks, direct dial phone with modem point, 24hr bar & reception, hair dryer, private bathroom, ironing board, parking, wireless internet access & wake up calls. 116 Sussex Gardens, Hyde Park, W2 1 UA Tel: 020 7402 2920 Fax: 020 7402 3137 Map 3 Ref E6 Mayfair to victoria

Days Inn Westminster 82 well-appointed guest rooms, all with ensuite bathrooms, providing the ideal London base. The hotel offers comfort, warm and friendly service at an affordable price, as well as business facilities. www.daysinn-westminster.co.uk 80 - 86 Belgrave Road, SW1 Tel: 020 7828 8661 Map 1 Ref G7

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Like nearby Mayfair, these two famous boroughs are the last word in old London elegance and style, covering many of London’s most beautiful streets and most upmarket shopping. Harrods and Harvey Nichols are famous institutions, but the Victoria and Albert Museum and Hyde Park are also noteworthy attractions. The Cadogan ✯✯✯✯✯ Charming hotel just off Sloane Square. At this exclusive SW1 hotel, 65 rooms and suites recall their flirtations with some of London society’s most pivotal figures, for it was here that England’s future Kind Edward would liaise with close friend Lillie Langtry, the famous British actress. www.steinhotels.com/thecadogan 75 Sloane Street, London, SW1X Tel: 020 7235 7141 Map 1 Ref F5 kensington to chelsea

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Durley House ✯✯✯✯✯ As you walk towards the entrance of Durley House, you could actually believe that you were walking into the hallway of a private residence. The wood panel effect entrances you to the warmth of the glowing fireplace, surrounded by cushioned fenders, wishing you to sit and rest those weary feet. www.franklynhotes.com/Durleyhouse 115 Sloane Street, London, SW1X 9PJ Tel: 020 7235 5537 Map 1 Ref F15 kensington to chelsea

The Cranley ✯✯✯✯ The Cranley is one of London's most charming boutique townhouse hotels, located on a quiet tree-lined street in the heart of Kensington and Chelsea. The hotel is an ideal city centre haven for discerning business and leisure travelers. info@the cranley.com www.thecranley.com 10 Bina Gardens, SW5 Tel: 020 7373 0123 Map 1 Ref G4 kensington to chelsea

Kensington House Hotel ✯✯✯✯ This contemporary townhouse hotel offers an understated but distinctive style. Light, airy bedrooms feature contemporary furnishings and public areas offer wireless connectivity. Conveniently located for Kensington’s shops, bars, restaurants and museums. www.kenhouse.com 15 - 16 Prince of Wales Terrace, W8 Tel: 020 7937 2345 Map 1 Ref F3

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Getting to ExCeL London For those going directly to ExCeL London, we have featured how to connect to either the Jubilee Line or the DLR, see ‘On Public Transport’ for further details. Also included is approximate taxi times from the airport to central London and to ExCeL London if you pre-book a car with Tristar Cars on 0870 780 4586. On Public Transport To reach ExCeL London via public transport you need to take either the Jubilee Line - convenient departure points are Baker Street, Westminster, Waterloo & London Bridge - or the Docklands Light Railway (DLR), which starts at Bank. Further details are listed below. Information is also available on: www.londonboatshow.com By Tube & DLR On the Jubilee Line, continue eastbound to Canning Town and change onto the DLR, which takes you straight to Custom House station. If you are on the DLR from Bank, you may need to change at Poplar to a train with destination Beckton, which will go via Custom House. See tube and transport maps on pages 75 & 79 of this guide. By River Thames Clippers operate the only fast commuter river service from central London piers to Canary Wharf with direct transport links to ExCeL London. During the show a high frequency service will be in operation with a guaranteed seat for all travellers. Piers include Savoy Pier, Blackfriars Pier, Bankside Pier, London Bridge, St Katharine’s Pier, Hilton Docklands Hotel (Rotherhithe), Greenland Pier, Masthouse Terrace and Greenwich Pier. www.thamesclippers.com or call 0870 781 5049. By Car An excellent road network links the venue directly to the North Circular (A406) and the M25, with access to the M1, M3, M4, M11, M23 and M40 motorways. Car parking at ExCeL London provides more than 4,000 spaces. The daily tariff ranges from £3 per hour to a maximum of £21 for a 24 hour stay. By Eurostar Eurostar services coming in from Brussels, Lille and Paris terminate at London’s St Pancras station where you connect to the Jubilee Line via Green Park (Victoria Line).

London is served by five different airports, which offer excellent transport links to central London. Below are details of how to get from the airport into central London. London City Airport ExCeL London lies just five minutes from London City Airport. Catch the DLR to Canning Town, where the Jubilee Line can take you into central London. If you are going directly to ExCeL London, change DLR trains at Canning Town for a service heading to Beckton. Taxis into London take 20 minutes.

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Stansted Airport Stansted Express trains leave every 15-30 minutes, arriving in Liverpool Street Station about 45 minutes later. If you are going directly to ExCeL London, take the Central Line to Bank Station and switch to the DLR. Taxis from Stansted to either central London or ExCeL London take approximately 1 hour 15 minutes. Heathrow Airport The Heathrow Express leaves every 15 minutes, arriving in Paddington Station 15 minutes later. For those going directly to ExCeL London, take the tube to Baker Street and change to the Jubilee Line. Taxis from Heathrow to either central London or ExCeL London take approximately 1 hr 30 minutes. Gatwick Gatwick Express trains leave every 15 minutes, arriving in Victoria Station 30 minutes later. If you’re going directly to ExCeL London, take the tube two stops to Westminster where you can catch the Jubilee Line. Taxis from Gatwick to either central London or ExCeL London take approximately 1 hour 45 minutes. Luton Thameslink Trains from Luton to Kings Cross leave regularly and ‘fast trains’ arrive approximately 30 minutes later. If you are going directly to ExCeL London, take the tube to Bank and switch to the DLR. Taxis from Luton to either central London or ExCeL London take approximately 1 hour 30 minutes (but this can vary significantly as the M1 can often be crowded). By Taxi or Chauffeur You can pre-book taxis, chauffeur services or larger vehicles for any journey by calling Tristar Worldwide Chauffeur Services on 0870 780 4586 or online at www.tristarworldwide.com 49

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Luton

Heathrow

Paris, Lille, Brussels

118 mins

73 mins

Primrose Hill

164 mins

105mins

135mins

Highbury & Islington

Thameslink

National Railway

24mins

Eurostar

London Zoo Lords Cricket Ground

R e g e n t ’s Park

Heathrow Express

Euston

Tube - Victoria line

79 mins

Angel

King’s Cross & St Pancras

50 mins

(Eurostar)

48 mins

Madame Tussaud’s

Old Street

Edgware Rd

Wallace Collection

British Museum

Bond Street Selfridge’s

Covent Garden Tube - Jubilee line

The Serp entine

Wellington Arch Harrods

Tube - Circle or District lines Victoria & Albert Museum

Victoria

Natural History Museum

Earl’s Court

Nelson’s Column

Buckingham Palace

St James’s Park

St Paul’s Cathedral

Blackfriars Pier

Somerset House

Savoy Pier

London Eye

Westminster Millennium Pier

Moorgate

St Paul’s

53 mins

Horse Guards Parade

Green Park

Apsley House Albert Memorial

Science Museum

Chancery Lane The Temple

National Galleries The Ritz

Green Park

Bankside Pier

35mins

Bank

DLR:change at Westferry for a Beckton train to Custom House for ExCeL

Westminster Abbey

Westminster Cathedral

48mins

17 mins

Tower Hill Tower of London

Tate Modern

Southwark

Shadwell

30 mins

Tower Gateway

(under

Waterloo 29 mins

London Bridge

Design Museum

Houses of Parliament Lambeth Palace

Bermondsey

Imperial War Museum

Tube - Jubilee line

Tube - District line Tate Britain

KEY Station with National Railway

National Army Museum

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B a t t e rs ea Park

Other Station

Gatwick Express

station along route The Oval Cricket Ground

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Tobac

St Katharine’s Pier London Br Pier

Westminster

St James’s Park

Liverpool Street

39 mins

Holborn

Tube - Piccadilly line

Paddington Hyde Park

National Railway

Tube - Northern line

Baker St Tube - Bakerloo line Marylebone 58 mins

Stansted

British Library

Ferry services. Operated by Thames Clippers - The Riverline Important building 29 mins number of minutes to Custom House for ExCeL Station

78 mins

times are estimated but include waiting & walking between stations, information from www.thetube.com

Gatwick

Please note that ExCeL London is situated on the North side of the Royal Docks

Integrated Transport Map

M25 junction 27

Stratford Mile End

21mins

Victoria Park

Beckton

Pudding Mill Lane

Tube - Central line

Bus 147 or 241

Silverlink Metro

Docklands Light Railway

via M11, A406 & A1020

Tube - Jubilee line

Bow Church

16 mins

Road links

Gallions Reach

West Ham

Bethnal Green

via Canning Town

Docklands Light Railway

Bus 147 or 241 Devons Road

Cyprus Bus 69 East India

Blackwall

Tube - Jubilee line

(Closed for Maintenance)

West India Quay

re-development)

Poplar

outhwark Park

Greenland Pier

Docklands Light Railway

The O 2

for ExCeL

Silverlink Metro

Heron Quays South Quay

15 mins

River

Crossharbour & London Arena

ISLE OF DOGS

KEY to underground lines

DLR

Masthouse Terrace Pier

Central Circle

Island Gardens

East London Jubilee Northern Piccadilly Victoria

1 km

1 mile

Old Royal Naval College Cutty Sark

33 mins

Bus 108

G re e n w i c h Royal Observatory Greenwich

District (Closed for Maintenance)

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National Maritime Museum

Greenwich

Woolwich Ferry

Charlton FC

Foot tunnel

Greenwich Pier

Cutty Sark

Bakerloo

Thames

Firepower (at Royal Arsenal)

Mudchute The simplest route to ExCeL London is on the Jubilee line to Canning Town where you change onto the Docklands Light Railway for Custom House at ExCeL London

London City Airport www.londoncityairport.com

Silvertown

Thames Flood Barrier

North Greenwich London Arena

Canada Water

Royal Albert

Royal Docks 5 mins

Canary Wharf

11mins

Beckton Park

Custom House

Canary Wharf Pier

Wapping

Bus 69

Docklands Light Railway

3mins

All Saints

Tube - East London line

cco Dock

Royal Victoria

Canning Town

Westferry

Limehouse ocklands Light Railway

Park

Deptford Bridge

Rangers House

Docklands Light Railway Elverson Road

Lewisham

DLR:change at Westferry for a Beckton train to Custom House for ExCeL

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Blackheath

original design Steve Munns ÂŠ Pocket London & Carte Blanche 2008

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