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106 reviews 12 travel blogs 3 photos Attraction Type:
Architectural building, Religious site
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Day 3 - What a Day! London Overload
What a day we've had....look at all the things we did!
We've got a bit of a challenge on our hands this weekend, because the main circle line of the rail system is closed for maintenance (courtesy of the upcoming Olympic Games in Sept, half of London is undergoing maintenance!), and 6 other lines are closed in part, so we'll have the …
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Day 3 - What a Day! London Overload
... which train to catch....but it's all part of the adventure. It was a magical day today. Our first stop was St Martin-in-the-fields Church & Crypt, a favourite of mine from my last visit. The Church itself is not ornate as far as churches ...
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Church Day in London
... and Big Ben. We headed out of the hotel in search of a little lunch and exploring. We decided to go to lunch at St.Martin in the Fields church, where they have a charming little cafe - in the crypt! We just had some sandwiches, it was a nice ...
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London Redux
... afternoon at the Cabinet War Rooms, I walked along St. James's Park to the Mall and Trafalgar Square. There I went into St. Martin-in-the-fields Church. A group was rehearsing for a concert that evening, so I stayed a while and listened. Then I walked to ...
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to london to london to see us a match
... the corner at Trafalgar Square. I remembered from my research that Rick Steves recommended The Café in the Crypts under St Martin in the Fields Church, so we headed over and got in line. We should have read the menu on the buffet before we queued up ...
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Parliament!
... square. Jimmy went on to the pub to watch the match and I walked around the square. I found a street market behind St Martin in the fields Church. I also went in to the National Gallery but it was just paintings and I wasn't in the mood. I went back by ...
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London: Nothing to Declare
... Caption for picture: You're looking at Trafalgar Square, with the base of Nelson's column in the near-center, St. Martin-in-the-Fields Church on the left, and the double-decker buses making their way around the roundabout. The large building with the ...
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Finally updating its going to be full of stuff
... Bunker, The Changing of the guard (I got my picture taken with one and it was a lot of fun), The Houses of Parliment, St Martin in the fields (church) and Westminster Abby. It was a blast and we learned a lot on this tour as well. Then I had a tour ...
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A Canadian tour of central London
... and residents. It is bordered on the north by the National Gallery, to the south by Nelson's Column, to the east by St Martin-in-the-Fields church, and to the west by... Canada House, part of the Canadian High Commission to Britain. The millions of ...
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Day 5 - Westminster Abbey and War Cabinet Rooms
... . For the evening, Andy had bought tickets for a concert of Mozart and Handel music by the Belmont Ensemble of London at the St Martin-in-the-fields Church at Trafalgar Square. We decided to eat at the Crypt in the basement of the church again as had the ...
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London in November
... stop to remember... After an afternoon nap, we were ready for dinner at our favourite crypt - Cafe at the Crypt in St Martin in the Fields Church at Trafalgar Square. It's a cafeteria styled cafe with your choice of different main meals each day. And ...
St. Martin-in-the-Fields Church Map
- Charles I Statue
- Trafalgar Square
- London Bridge and the Monument
- Savoy Theatre
- Nelson's Column
- National Gallery
- Admiralty Arch
- London Balloon
- National Portrait Gallery
- ICA Cinema
- Haymarket Theatre Royal
- Millennium Mile
- Tiger Tiger
- Carlton House Terrace
- London Coliseum
- The London Coliseum
- Benjamin Franklin House
- The Moon Under Water
- Mamma Mia
- Farlows