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Nöjesliv 30 Unikt Inredda Rum Vik här Mer om de här hotellen finns att läsa i resguiden ”London” 5 x boenden Publicerad oktober 2014 London Edition w 34 Sussex Gardens, W2 1UL Holly House Hotel Läckert inredd 1800-talsbygg- T-bana: Paddington och Edgwa- Bra alternativ om man vill läg- nad 30 meter från Oxford Street. re Road ga pengarna på annat än att Restaurangen Berners Tavern S www.pavilionhoteluk.com bara bo. Bra läge, säng och en har fått toppbetyg, nattklubb på schysst frukost. bottenvåningen. Förstklassigt. Shoreditch House Dubbelrum: Från £65. Dubbelrum: £270 (ca 2911 kr). Trendigt hotell som är en med- w 20 Hugh Street, SW1V 1RP w 10 Berners Street, W1T 3NP lemsklubb. Ganska enkla rum. T-bana: Victoria eller Sloane T-bana: Tottenham Court Road Skön stämning i loungebaren, Square. S www.edition-hotels.marriott.com/ exklusiv restaurang, takpool, fri- S www.hollyhousehotel.co.uk london sör och spa. Bland annat. Dubbelrum: Från £88. 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Perfekt för att planera resor www.justopenedlon- Sorry – används varje gång don.com – och se vilka tunnelbanelinjer man ofrivilligt nuddar någon För dig som hela tiden vill besö- som är avstängda. Cheers – skål ka de nyaste ställena. To take the piss –att driva Swww.timeout.com/ S med någon www.greatlittlepla- london Pissed – full (inte arg) En aldrig sinande källa till spän- ce.com Half five – klockan halv sex ”I Know This Great Little Pla- nande aktiviteter, Time Out har (de tar ofta bort ordet ”past”) ce…” har legat uppe i knappt ett stenkoll. Förutom guider till res- Cab – taxi år men blivit en succé som sakta tauranger och barer även tips på Fag – cigarett sprider sig även utanför London. aktuella festivaler och popups. NU ÄVEN SOM APP! Nu finns resguiderna även som app! ✔ Takterrasser ✔ Gay ✔ Fotboll * Offlinekartor * Ingår i Plus * Hämta i App Store eller på Google Play ✔ Cocktailbarer ✔ Äta gott ✔ Klubbar • Miami • New York • London • Rio • Jylland • Venedig • Singapore • Paris • ✔ ✔ Bangkok • Phuket • Koh Lanta • Barcelona • Jamaica• Madrid •Teneriffa • Rom Pubar x 10 Musikal ✔ Bio-extra! Alla guider: www.aftonbladet.se/resguider 18 LONDON NÖJESLIV Ladda ner fler resguider på www.aftonbladet.se/resguider 3 5 x musikal 5 x resan hit Book of Mormon w Queen´s Theatre,51 Shaftes- som uppvärmning. Men det är Från flygplatsen South Park-skaparnas musikal- bury Ave, W1D 6BA inget måste – undertecknad kan London skaffar flygplatser i sam- debut gjorde storsuccé på Bro- T-bana: Piccadilly Circus intyga att musikalen är ”wicked” ma takt som Chelsea- bossen Ro- adway och har sedan den 2013 Swww.lesmis.com/uk (Londonslang för ”grym”) även man Abramovich skaffar spelare. kom till London varit slutsåld. utan att man sett filmen. När du bokar – kolla hur tillgäng- Historien om två tonårsmormo- Billy Elliot Biljetter från £15. lig/kostsam din flygplats är att ta ner som missionerar i en farlig Musikalen om gruvarbetarsonen w Apollo Victoria Theatre, Wilton sig till. Ett nytillskott, Southend ugandisk by är lika rolig som den som valde baletten framför box- Road, SW1V 1LG Airport, är t ex lika mycket Lon- tecknade serien – fast aningen ningen måste ses i sitt hemland T-bana: Victoria don som Skavsta är Stockholm. mer rumsren. Boka biljetter så England. Den familjevänliga Swww.wickedthemusical.co.uk Smidigast är Heathrow som lig- snart du bokat Londonresan. showen är en skön blandning av ger på Picca dilly Line. Men bo- Sittplatser från £49.50. brittisk historia, tuffa gruvarbe- Lion King kar man med Southern Railway w Prince of Wales Theatre, Co- tare och eleganta dansnummer Jag brukade jobba på en bar runt i god tid kan man även få en bil- ventry Street, W1D 6AS – till musik av Elton John. hörnet från Lion King-teatern jett från Gatwick till Victoria för T-bana: Piccadilly Circus Biljetter från £20.50. och fick varje kväll höra hur fan- några pund. Flygbussarna tar dig in till London. Swww.bookofmormonlondon.com w Victoria Palace Theatre, 126 tastisk den var. Och nostalgitrip- Eurostar-tåget direkt till King’s ett brev från barnets föräldrar/ Victoria Street, SW1E 5EA pen för alla åldrar, med grymma Flygbussar Cross. Den mysiga resan tar vårdnadshavare som ger dig till- Les Misérables T-bana: Victoria scenkläder och bra musik, träffar Från de flesta flygplatser går strax över två timmar och kostar stånd att resa med barnet. Över 70 miljoner personer i 42 Swww.billyelliotthemusical.com verkligen rätt. Extra kul att höra bussbolagen Terravision och från £40 (ca 415 kr). Förboka i så länder kan inte ha fel – denna alla klassiska låtar på engelska – National Express. Det sistnämn- god tid som möjligt. Tillbaka till flygplatsen klassiker är helt klart några väl Wicked när filmen kom ut var jag sju och da är ofta något pund dyrare, S www.eurostar.com Lågprisbolagens billigaste flyg spenderade timmar och slantar. Denna trallvänliga familjeshow fick nöja mig med de svenska men värt det. National Express till Sverige går ofta kl 6–7 på Till skillnad från alla bandhyll- har sedan 2006 visat över två versionerna. är punktligare, mer organiserat Resa med barn morgonen. Går det från Stan- ningar så är detta en ”riktig” mu- miljoner personer i London att Biljetter från £25. och har wifi på bussarna. Om din medresenär är under 18 sted måste du då ta en buss från sikal – fast ändå inte överdrivet ingen är ond från början – och att w Lyceum Theatre, 21 Wellington S www.nationalexpress.com år, och inte ditt barn, kan du få London vid 3–4-tiden. Tar du tåg cheesy. Värm upp till musikalen skönhet inte sitter i hudfärgen. Street, WC2E 7RQ frågor vid in- eller utresa till Stor- kostar det pengar som du kan- med stort M med att se succéfil- Handlingen utspelar sig innan T-bana: Covent Garden Kombinera med Paris britannien. Ta därför alltid med ske kunde lagt på ett senare flyg. men Les Misérables från 2012. filmklassikern ”Trollkarlen från Swww.thelionking.co.uk Varför inte slå två storstadsflu- handlingar som kan styrka din City Airport låter smidigt, men Biljetter från £10. Oz”, så se den gärna på flyget gor i en helg? Flyg till Paris, stan- samhörighet med barnet om ni tar man första flyget därifrån på na en dag eller två och ta sedan inte har samma efternamn, t ex morgonen måste du ta taxi dit. 5 x praktiska fakta Eluttag Tider redan lagt ”Service Charge” Inte nog med att britterna kör på De stora butikerna i centrala på notan så se till att du inte fel sida av vägen. De har givetvis London har öppet till kl 21–22 på dricksar dubbelt. När du kö- också en annan slags elkontak- kvällen så du behöver inte stres- per en öl på puben finns inget ter än resten av Europa. En om- sa upp på morgonen. Såvida du krav på att dricksa. Detsamma vandlare med tre taggar behöver inte vill slippa köer och trängsel. gäller med stackarna som sitter inte kosta mer än några pund. Pubarna stänger oftast klockan på klubb toaletter och ger dig Och skulle det krisa så går det 23, men i London finns det ofta en servett efter att du tvättat att klämma in en svensk kontakt någonstans att ta vägen – i alla händerna. i de två undre hålen – bara man fall tills klockan 03. Sista t-banan först stoppar in något i det övre, går strax efter midnatt. Därefter Alkohol som faktiskt bara är en spärr. täcker nattbussarna upp London Sprit hälls upp med 25 ml-mått. väl. Du kan beställa enkla eller Dricksvatten dubbla. Öl kommer i pints (ca Det går utmärkt att dricka kran- Dricks 0,57 l) om du inte ber om en halv vattnet här. Det är kanske inte li- Servitörer förväntar sig runt pint. Enligt brittisk lag ska hela ka bra som i Sverige, men några 10 procent i dricks. Bartenders pintglaset vara fullt, så se till att dagar kan inte skada – jag har i finare barer kan man ge en ingen snål bartender ger dig en druckit litervis dagligen i fyra år slant, men ofta har man i både massa skum. Vin säljs i stort glas Den som vill se ”Book of Mormon” bör ha god framförhållning. och mår prima. restauranger och finare barer (250 ml) eller litet glas (175 ml). 16 LONDON NÖJESLIV Ladda ner fler resguider på www.aftonbladet.se/resguider 5 5 x nattamat Mangal 1 Ockibasi Londons bästa turkiska restau- rang har öppet sent och är per- fekt efter några drinkar i Dalston. Här får man dessutom ta med egen dryck, vilket gör stället till en perfekt paus mellan bar och klubb. Men många köar för den stora grillmenyn så boka gärna i förväg. Huvudrätter för runt £11. w 10 Arcola Street, E8 2DJ T-bana: Dalston Kingsland/Junc- tion Overground Swww.mangal1.com HK Diner Genom en liten dörr i Chinatown ligger denna prisvärda restau- Hedone – världskänt.
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