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228 reviews 567 travel blogs 343 photos Attraction Type:
Architectural building, Historic site, Neighborhood, Town center/square/plaza, Park
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London Calling
... the best hostel in town, in fact the only redeeming feature was the location just behind Piccadilly Circus. Here are a couple of sample reviews for Piccadilly Backpackers from Hostelworld: cassidy8268 from USA ...
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Final Destination
... (go there hungry, the food being sold looks sumptuous and smells even better), Kensington Avenue/Earl's Court, Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus. In addition we fit in a couple of English Pub experiences, one close to the Tower where we were ...
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Decisions, Decisions
... to fall into a routine one has to make some harsh decisions. That is...do I dress up in black lacy lingerie and run through Piccadilly circus singing "Wake me up before you go go!!" at the top of my voice, whilst leaping in the air ballerina style ...or ...
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A Whirlwind Tour of London With Our Guide Corey
... and figured we would come back the next day. We were all getting hungry by this time and walked to and around Piccadilly Circus and near Leicester Square before we settled on a place to eat. Corey then took us back to the British museum ...
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a visit with friends
... and saw her again in Australia.] I took the tube back out to see some of the sights of London (Oxford Circus, Big Ben, Piccadilly Circus). The sidewalks were really packed with people Christmas shopping. There were a couple other people I hoped to hear ...
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London, England...Three Visits (World)
... (I'm glad each seat had little lcd screens with subtitles!). The music was out of this world. 3) Shopping--There is Harrod's, Piccadilly Circus, Covent Garden, some lovely shops in Kensington. The author doesn't talk about pubs (uh hello?) which I think ...
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Chocolate, Funland and Sushi!
... (nothing on France), and he got us a box of choccies... looked for a little longer, then hopped back on the tube into Piccadilly Circus. As we came out of the tube we got some photos with the billboards, then I took Chef to Funland in the Troccadero ...
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England and Scotland
... the door of his shop, an exhibition judged by a passing woman as beyond the pale as it "lowered the tone of the arcade". From Piccadilly Circus we began a book-guided tour of Soho. I was no better at following the map in the guidebook than I had been in ...
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Stuffed Squirrels and Tube Cats
... pretty good and quite timely as my tummy was starting to grumble for more than just the banana previous. I walked on to Piccadilly Circus but I wasn't sure what I was expecting. Turns out its a big electronic billboard (like in Times Square kinda) ...
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Monopoly Pub Crawl
... somewhere. I made it to the next pub, but she didn't. Turns out she went home. So, I made it to The Comedy in Piccadilly Circus with a group of people also on the crawl. After that it was through Trafalgar Square to The Rose & Springbok, I got lost ...
Piccadilly Circus Map
- Tower Records
- Criterion Brasserie
- Fortnum & Mason
- Hatchards
- Picadilly Craft Market
- St. James's Church
- Armoury of St. James's
- Champneys Piccadilly
- Edward Bates Ltd.
- The Play Room
- The Play Room
- Savile Row
- Berwick Street Market
- St. James Tavern
- The Windmill
- London Trocadero
- 31 Coventry Street
- Amora
- Comedy Store
- Barcode