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General Index 13_773336 bindex.qxp 2/24/06 7:04 PM Page 266 GENERAL INDEX Accommodations, 22–52. See also Big Ben, 109, 123, 138 Accommodations Index Blakes, 42 Agent Provocateur, 179, 195 Bloomsbury, 24, 104 A. Gold, 183, 188, 195 Bluebird, 187, 196 Airports, 255–256 Boating, 166 AKA, 219, 223, 226 Bodywise, 129, 138 A la Mode, 178–179, 195 Books for Cooks, 186, 196 Albany Fitness Centre, 169 Bookstores, 174, 175, 185–186 Albert Memorial, 124 Boroughs, 17 Aldwych, 246 Boxwood Cafe, 86 All Bar One, 217, 226 Brick Lane Market, 184, 197 Almeida, 239, 240, 246 The Bricklayers Arms, 220, 227 ...& Firkin, 218, 228 British Airways London Eye, 114–115, Annabel’s, 222, 226 123, 138 Antiquarius, 184, 195 British Antique Dealers’ Association Antique Clothing Shop, 180, 195 (BADA) Fair, 184, 197 Antiques, 174, 175, 184 British Library, 15, 115, 138 Any Amount of Books, 186, 195 British Museum, 111, 113, 126, 138 Apsley House, 121, 137 Brixton, 106, 129 Arsenal Football Club, 243, 246 Brixton Academy, 221, 227 Arts Theatre, 246 Brompton Cross, 175 Asprey, 185, 196 Brompton’s, 219, 227 Astons, 220, 226 Brown’s, 178, 180, 197 Astoria, 221, 226 Brown’s Hotel, 42 Athenaeum, 41 Buckingham Palace, 109, 110, 114, 118, 139 Babushka, 220, 226 Bull’s Head, 223, 227 Babysitters, 256 Burberry’s Factory Shop, 180, 197 Bank of England Museum, 111, 137 Burgh House, 241, 246 Bankside, 106 Buses, 256 Banqueting House, 119, 121, 137 Bush, 246 Barbican Arts Centre, 120, 137, 241, Business hours, 260–261 246 Butler & Wilson, 181, 182, 197 Barcelona, 221, 226 Butler’s Wharf, 106 Bar Italia, 11, 218 The Button Queen, 185, 197 Bar Rumba, 221, 227 Baseball, 164–165 Café Bohème, 221, 227 Basil Street Hotel, 41 Cambridge (theater), 247 Battersea Arts Centre, 246 Camden Garden Centre, 186, 197 Battersea Park, 128, 164 Camden Lock, 180, 184, 198 Bayswater, 24 Camden Passage, 184, 198 Beach Blanket Babylon, 84–85, 218, Camden Town, 11–12, 105–106, 129, GENERAL INDEX 227 175 Beaufort, 42 Camerawork, 120, 139 Bed COPYRIGHTED& breakfasts (B&Bs), 14 Camley MATERIAL Street Nature Reserve, 162 Belfast, HMS, 143 Canal Barge Trip, 123, 139 Belgravia, 23 Canal Café Theatre, 247 Belsize Studio, 129, 137 Canalway Cavalcade, 112 Berkeley Square, 162 Canary Wharf, 105, 115, 139 Bermondsey Market, 184, 196 Candy Bar, 219, 227 Bernard Quaritch, 186, 196 Cantaloupe, 220, 227 LONDON Berwick Street Market, 184, 196 Car rentals, 256–257 Betty Jackson, 179, 196 Cellphones, 13–14 13_773336 bindex.qxp 2/24/06 7:04 PM Page 267 267 The Champion, 219, 228 Debenhams, 177, 199 Changing of the Guard, 107, 109, 139 Dentists, 257 Chelsea, 23, 105 Department stores, 177–178 Chelsea Antiques Fair, 198 Designer Secondhand Store, 180, 199 Chelsea Arts Club, 222, 228 Design Museum, 141 Chelsea Flower Show, 125, 258 Designs, 180, 199 Chelsea Football Club, 243, 247 Detroit, 219, 223, 228 Chelsea Gardener, 186, 198 Diana, Princess, 1, 118, 178 Chelsea Physic Garden, 112, 125, 140, Dickens & Jones, 177, 200 161 Dinny Hall, 182, 200 Chenil Galleries, 184, 198 Disabilities, travelers with, 264–265 Christ Church Spitalfields, 118, 127, The Dispensary, 180, 200 140, 241, 247 Diversions, 104–156 Christmas, 13 The Docklands, 25, 105 Churches, 117–118, 241 Doctors, 258 The City, 104–105 Dolce & Gabbana, 179, 200 City of London Festival, 259 Dolphin Square, 44 Clapham Common, 164 Donmar Warehouse, 247 Clarence House, 119, 140 Drill Hall, 247 Claridge’s, 43 Duffer of St. George, 180, 200 Classical music, 241 Dukes, 44–45 Claverley Hotel, 43 Dulwich Picture Gallery, 121, 141 Cleopatra’s Needle, 113, 140 Clerkenwell, 24, 105 Earl’s Court, 23–24 Climate, 16, 257 The East End, 105 Climbing, 167–168 Ed’s Easy Diner, 89 The Clink, 113, 140 Egerton House Hotel, 45 Clothes, 174, 179–181 18 Folgate Street, 111, 127, 141 sales, 15 Electricity, 258 The Cobden Club, 220, 228 Elvis Gracelands Palace, 89 Cockney rhyming slang, 183 Embankment Gardens, 162 Coleherne, 219, 228 Embassies and consulates, 257 Coliseum, 240, 242, 247 Emergencies, 258 Columbia, 43 Emporio Armani, 200 Columbia Road Flower Market, 125, The End, 218, 228 127, 185, 186, 198 English Chamber Orchestra, 241, 246 Comedy clubs, 242 English National Ballet, 242, 247 Comedy Store, 242, 247 English National Opera, 240, 247 Comedy Theatre, 247 Entertainment, 236–252 Comme des Garçons, 179, 198 Everyman Cinema, 125 Commodore, 43 GENERAL INDEX Consulates and embassies, 257 Fabric, 220, 228 Coram’s Fields, 162 Farringdon, 105 Courtauld Institute Gallery, 121, 140 Fashions (clothing), 174, 179–181 Couturière, 181, 199 sales, 15 Covent Garden, 24, 104, 126, 129, 162, Favourbrook, 181, 200 175 Fenwick, 177, 201 restaurants, 59 Festivals and special events, 258–260 The Cow, 218, 220, 228 Fielding Hotel, 45 Currency, 257 First Out, 219, 229 Cutty Sark, 123, 140–141 Fleadh, 218, 229 Czech & Speake, 185, 199 Floris, 182, 183, 201 Folgate Street, No. 18, 111, 127, 141 Dalí Universe, 120–121, 141 Food stores, 174–175 Dance Books, 185, 199 Football, 164 LONDON Dance classes, 169 Fortnum & Mason, 14, 124, 177, 182, Dance performances, 241–242 187, 201 Danceworks, 169 Forum, 221, 229 Daunt Books, 186, 199 Foyles, 185, 201 Davidoff Cigars, 183, 199 Franklin Hotel, 45 13_773336 bindex.qxp 2/24/06 7:04 PM Page 268 268 French’s Theatre Bookshop, 186, 201 Heathrow Airport, 18 Freud Museum, 141 Heaven, 219, 230 Friday Night Skate (FNS), 164 Hennes (H&M), 187, 203 Henry Wood Promenade Concerts Gallery of Antique Costume & (the Proms), 241, 249, 259 Textiles, 184–185, 201 Hermitage Rooms, 143 Garrard, 181, 201 HMS Belfast, 143 Garrick, 247 Holborn, 104 Gasworks, 120, 142 Holidays, 260 Gate, 248 Holland House Youth Hostel, 47 G.A.Y., 219, 229 Holland Park, 23, 105, 110, 112, 124, Gay and lesbian travelers, 216, 219, 125, 161, 164 259, 260 Holland Park Theatre, 240, 242, 248 Gaz’s Rockin Blues, 221, 229 Holt’s Footwear, 180, 203 Geffrye Museum, 127, 142 Home Bar, 220, 230 Geoff Slack, 181, 202 Honest Jon’s, 186, 203 Georgina von Etzdorf, 182, 202 Hope & Glory, 184, 203 Gianni Versace, 179, 202 Horniman Museum, 123, 143 Gielgud, 248 Horseback riding, 165–166 Gieves & Hawkes, 181, 185, 202 Hotel La Place, 47 Gifts, 182–183 Hotels, 22–52. See also Gilbert Collection, 114, 142 Accommodations Index Glass Bar, 219, 229 Houses of Parliament, 109, 143 Golborne House, 220, 229 Humla, 187, 203 Golden Hinde, 128, 142 Hyde Park, 160, 163–165 Golf, 166 Hyde Park Stables, 165 Gourmet Pizza Company, 91 Grays Antiques Market, 184, 202 ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts), Great Eastern Dining Room, 220, 222, 120, 144 229 Ice-skating, 168 Green Park, 161, 163 Inline skating, 163–164 Greenwich, 110, 123, 142 Inns of Court, 104, 110, 144 Greenwich Theatre, 248 Irish Linen Co., 185, 204 Grosvenor House, 46, 184, 202 Islington, 106 Grosvenor Square, 162 Iyengar Yoga Institute Maida Vale, Groucho, 218, 222, 229 129, 144 Guy Fawkes Day, 259 Gym at the Sanctuary, 169 Jackie Palmer, 181, 204 Gyms, 168–169 Jacksons Lane, 248 James Lock, 185, 204 Hackney Empire, 248 James Smith & Sons, 182, 204 Halkin, 46 Janet Fitch, 182, 204 Ham House, 112, 116, 125, 142 Jasper Conran, 177, 179, 204 Hamleys, 187, 202 Jazz, 223 Hammersmith, 105, 163 Jazz Café, 223, 230 Hampstead, 106, 117, 125, 175 Jerusalem Tavern, 218, 230 Hampstead Heath, 117, 160, 165 Jewelry, 181–182 Hampton Court Palace, 116, 119, 125, Jogging, 163 142 John Lewis, 177, 204 GENERAL INDEX Hampton Court Palace Flower Show, Jongleurs, 242, 248 259 Joseph, 179, 205 H&M (Hennes), 187, 203 Jubilee Gardens, 162 Hanover Grand, 218, 229–230 Jubilee Hall, 168–169 Harrods, 178, 185, 187, 202 Hart House Hotel, 46 Keats House, 144 Harvey Nichols, 178, 182, 203 Kensal Green Cemetery, 117, 144 Hash House Harriers, 163 Kensington, 23, 105 Hatchards, 185, 203 Kensington Gardens, 122, 124, 160, Hayward Gallery, 120, 143 163 LONDON Hazlitt’s 1718, 47 Kensington International Inn, 47 13_773336 bindex.qxp 2/24/06 7:04 PM Page 269 269 Kensington Palace, 118, 144 Marlborough Fine Art, 185, 206 Kensington Square, 124 Marylebone, 24–25, 105 Kenwood House, 117, 121, 145, 241, Match Bar, 220, 230 242, 248 Mayfair, 24, 104 Kew Gardens, 124, 125, 145, 161 MDC Classic Music, 186, 206 Kew Palace, 118 Met Bar, 222, 231 King’s Head, 248 Milk & Honey, 222, 231 Knightsbridge, 23, 105, 175 Millennium Bridge, 114, 115 Kristin Baybars, 187, 205 Miss Selfridge, 178, 206 Kudos, 219, 230 Mr. Eddie, 181, 206 Mole Jazz, 186, 207 Labatt’s Apollo, 242, 248 Momo, 222, 231 Labels for Less, 180, 197 Montcalm, 49 La Finca, 221, 230 Monument, 124, 147 Landmark London, 48 Mothercare, 187, 207 Lanesborough, 48 Mulberry, 179, 207 Latchmere Pub (Theatre 503), 248 Museum in Docklands, 114, 147 Lauderdale House, 92 Museum of Garden History, 125, 147 Leicester Square, 129 Museum of London, 113, 126, 147 Leighton House, 241, 249 Museums, free, 14 Liberty, 177, 182, 183, 205 Museum Store, 182, 207 Lillywhites, 183, 205 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, 162 National Gallery, 121, 124, 126, 148 The Linen Cupboard, 185, 205 National Portrait Gallery, 120, 121, Ling Ling at Hakkasan, 222, 230 126, 148 Lisboa Patisserie, 93 National Sound Archive, 15 Lloyd’s Building, 115, 145 National Theatre, 236, 239, 249 London Aquarium, 123, 145 Natural History Museum, 110, 123, London A to Z, 104 124, 126, 148 London Brass Rubbing Centre, Neal’s Yard Dairy, 187, 207 112, 145 Neal’s Yard Remedies, 182, 207 London Central YMCA, 168 Neighborhoods, 11–12 London City Hall, 114, 115, 128, 146 Nelson’s Column, 123, 148 London Dungeon, 122, 146 Newspapers, 260 London Elizabeth, 48 New Year’s Day Parade, 258 The London Equestrian Centre, 165 Nicole Farhi, 179,
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