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Bayswater
Bayswater is a real tourists haven. It displays all of the evidence of being a one time fashionable area of London (with beautiful stuccoed buildings) but has been overtaken by the more notorious areas such as Notting Hill of late. That said, this works to the tourists advantage as it means lower prices and an ethnic mix that results in a wide selection of cheap ethnic restaurants. All this and you can still throw a stone into Hyde Park’s Serpentine (well, very nearly anyway).
Belgravia
We are located between the districts of Belgravia and Pimlico (Nearest to South Belgravia).South Belgravia is the early Victorian creation of Thomas Cubitt and his sub-contractor. The master-builder constructed Eccleston and Warwick Square, the two great avenues; St. George's Drive and Belgrave Road, and the streets linking them.
Bloomsbury
Despite its central location (bordered by Oxford Street, Euston Road, Woburn Place and Great Portland Street), Bloomsbury is the elegant home of garden squares and stunning Georgian houses. The area is famous for its literary heritage and is home to the Bloomsbury Group, a group which included writers, artists and intellectuals that lived between the two world wars. Museum lovers will make a dash to to the British Museum, taking much time to look over its 4 million objects – including the Elgin Marbles - and appreciate the new roof which was designed by Sir Norman Foster to great praise from the architect community.
Canary Wharf/Docklands
Canary Wharf is a model of urban regeneration and has become a vibrant business district served by a vast number of shops, bars and restaurants. It has health care and leisure facilities as well as an extensive arts and events programme. It is convenient for access into Central London by using the Docklands Light Railway.
Chelsea
Chelsea can be described as an exclusive village within a capital city. It has many secluded and characteristic places to eat and drink and it also offers excellent shopping opportunities along the world famous Kings Road. Synonymous with the vital trend movements of the past 40 years, Chelsea provides visitors with a window to all that is the best about the past and present Swinging London.
City
The centre of UK and European commerce, the City area provides a fine mix of traditional and modern business architecture. Visitors are spolied for sites to see including St Pauls, the Bank of England, the Tower of London and Tower Bridge. A stroll across London Bridge brings you to Borough Market and some fine walks and pubs can be found along the River Thames.
Covent Garden
Covent Garden is world famous for being the centre for entertainment in London. Great bars and restaurants sit well within easy walking distance of theatre land. Visitors will enjoy the shopping in and around Neal Street and the vibrant atmosphere of the covered market area.
Hammersmith
130 years ago Hammersmith & Fulham was a largely rural area. There is evidence of Roman and Saxon occupation of some riverside areas and the manor of Fulham, which included Hammersmith, was referred to in the Doomsday Book.
High Street Kensington
High Street Kensington offers perfect access to Holland Park and for those who love music and the arts, the underground station is only a short walk from the Royal Albert Hall.
Holland Park
Situated between High Street Kensington and Notting Hill, Holland Park is a small but exclusive area of London, and is the favoured place to live for many well known celebrities. There are many trendy restaurants, bars and cafes here and visitors can take a short walk along to the Portobello Road market.
Hyde Park
This area is defined by its beautiful park, which is also the home of Britain’s brigade of free speakers. ‘Speaker’s Corner’ is world famous and a visit to its Marble Arch site will gain you access to some highly controversial views on all manner of topics from religion to sport. Away from park life, the Hyde Park area has the type of central location that means you can walk easily to the Albert Memorial, Park Lane and the Serpentine (a feature of the park itself).
Kensington
Kensington is a large area of historic and architectural interest. Anyone who has walked the streets of Kensington will be left impressed by its handsome residential streets and squares. Kensington has many landmarks - including Kensington Palace - and is home to a good number of embassies.
Knightsbridge
Knightsbridge is rightly renowned for being the home of the internationally famous stores, Harrods and Harvey Nichols. Also in the area is Sloane Street where visitors can find the great designers. But Knightsbridge is not all about shopping; cultural diversions can be found in the museums off the Cromwell Road (Science, Victoria & Albert and Natural History) and leisurely pursuits in either Hyde Park or Kensington Gardens.
Knightsbridge/Belgravia
Knightsbridge is rightly renowned for being the home of the internationally famous stores, Harrods and Harvey Nichols. Also in the area is Sloane Street where visitors can find the great designers. At the Belgravia side of Knightsbridge, visitors can benefit from being close to the shopping and dining culture of Kensington whilst having quick access to the wonders of Westminster and St James's, including Buckingham Palace and some of the best parks in London.
Little Venice/Maida Vale
Little Venice is out of the centre but a fantastic place to stay. The area is exactly as you would expect, and represents London’s central canal area. To the south lies Maida Vale, a must visit area for cricket lovers (the traditional English summer sport) as it is home to Lord’s Cricket Ground. The Little Venice/Maida Vale district is exclusive indeed and visitors will enjoy sampling this slice of London life.
Marbella / Spain
AZALEA BEACH is a small, quiet, family owned, recently built exclusive development,
Situated very close to the Golden Mile. This beautiful complex of spacious 3 and 4 bedroom town houses is only a short walk to the local beach and walking distance into Puerto Banus or San Pedro. A supermarket is within short walking distance. Many internationally famous Golf courses are nearby.
Mayfair
Mayfair is renowned for being the playground of the rich but as well providing a great base for exclusive shopping (Bond Street), bars (The Met Bar) and restaurants (The Criterion), it is also a tremendous area for down to earth pubs and eateries. On top of these 3 staples of shopping, eating and drinking, you can enjoy cultural pursuits at the Faraday Museum or the Handle House Museum.
Notting Hill
Made famous by the British comedy film of the same name, Notting Hill actually offers plenty more than cinema goers would appreciate. Splendid bars and restaurants, the exciting and culturally rich carnival every August and the weekend market at Portobello Road, all add to the charm of this one time poor relation within the Kensington and Chelsea Borough. Notting Hill has come a long way since it was known as the potteries in the 19th century (because of a pottery works nearby) or the piggeries (due to the 3-1 ratio of pigs to people).
Oxford Street
Oxford Street is the long shopping paradise that runs from Holborn to Bayswater. Oxford Street itself is a must visit for the eager shopper, but visitors can also enjoy Soho for its great nightlife and market, and Bond Street for its exclusive style and elegance. You can spend a whole day exploring the back streets of the Oxford Street area and whether you have children or not, you must visit Hamley's (the World's Finest Toy Shop) on Regent's Street.
Pimlico
Pimlico offers the London visitor a superb alternative base for accessing central London sites and amenities. Its location by the Thames - in a triangle from Westminster to Victoria to Chelsea - is so convenient, but because it is tucked a stone’s throw away from the greatest attractions London has to offer, it benefits from very competitive and attractive pricing. And whilst you are staying here, you must visit the grand Dolphin Square Hotel to appreciate its grand architecture and well respected restaurant.
South Kensington
Kensington is a large area of historic and architectural interest. Anyone who has walked the streets of Kensington will be left impressed by its handsome residential streets and squares. Kensington has many landmarks - including Kensington Palace - and is home to a good number of embassies. South Kensington is an excellent destination for museum lovers as the Cromwell Road fetures the Science, Natural History and Victoria & Albert Museums.
St James's
A truly beautiful area of London which has its main orientation centred around The Mall (the long stretch of road that leads to Buckingham Palace and that has been featured so may times over the years on global television networks) and the wonderfully intimate and peaceful St James’s Park (with outstanding views over Whitehall roof tops and a lake that is now a wildfowl sanctuary).
Turkey - Kas
Kas is a beautiful, unspoiled Mediterranean fishing village operating all year round and not yet ruined by too much tourism. There is much of historic interest here, the town being on the original ancient site of Antiphellos and there is still an amphitheatre on the edge of the town. Kale/Demre is less than one hour drive, and is the birth place of St Nicholas and the ancient church of St Nicholas is still there. It is famous as the birth place of “father Christmas”. There is in the same town a beautiful ancient amphitheatre and historical remains including sarcophagi and tombs built into the mountain
The famous site of Xanthos is a short drive away near to Patara which has a huge natural sandy beach. The area is very famous for its island hopping and cruises. The large and bustling seaside town of Fethiye is a little over an hour away by car. Saklikent, a beautiful mountain retreat with amazing gorge and waterfalls is only an hour or so’s drive from Kas.
Kas is one of the best areas of the Mediterranean for diving.
Westminster
The centre of overall UK government and the place to find some of the most stunning buildings in the city. Westminster Palace and the Cathedral are clearly impressive but they are best viewed from the London Eye (also in the Westminster area) or a walk along the south bank of the River Thames. The south bank is liberally blessed with fine bars and restaurants set just back from the river and for those who lover the arts you can find the Saatchi Gallery here along with the National Film Theatre and Royal Festival Hall.
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