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200 2 Willow Road 157 10 Downing Street 35 Abbey Road Studios 118 200 index 2 Willow Road 157 Fifty-Five 136 10 Downing Street 35 Freedom Bar 73 Guanabara 73 A Icebar 112 Abbey Road Studios 118 KOKO 137 Accessoires 75, 91, 101, 113, 129, 138, Mandarin Bar 90 Ministry of Sound 63 147, 162 Oliver’s Jazz Bar 155 Admiralty Arch 29 Portobello Star 100 Aéroports Princess Louise 83 London Gatwick Airport 171 Proud Camden 137 London Heathrow Airport 170 Purl 120 Afternoon tea 110 Salt Whisky Bar 112 Albert Memorial 88 She Soho 73 Alimentation 84, 101, 147 Shochu Lounge 83 Ambassades de Kensington Palace Simmon’s 83 Gardens 98 The Commercial Tavern 146 Antiquités 162 The Craft Beer Co. 73 Apsley House 103 The Dublin Castle 137 ArcelorMittal Orbit 166 The George Inn 63 Argent 186 The Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town 147 Artisanat 162 The Underworld 137 Auberges de jeunesse 176 Up the Creek Comedy Club 155 Vagabond 84 B Battersea Park 127 Berwick Street 68 Bank of England Museum 44 Big Ben 36 Banques 186 Bloomsbury 76 Banqueting House 34 Bond Street 108 Barbican Centre 51 Boris Bikes 185 Bars et boîtes de nuit 187 Borough Market 61 Admiral Duncan 73 Boxpark 144 Bassoon 39 Brick Lane 142 Blue Bar 90 British Library 77 BrewDog 136 Bunga Bunga 129 British Museum 80 Callooh Callay 146 Buckingham Palace 29 Cargo 146 Bus à impériale 184 Churchill Arms 100 Duke of Hamilton 162 C fabric 51 Cadeaux 39, 121, 155 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765826774 201 Cadogan Hall 91 Guy Fawkes Night 197 Camden Market 135 London Fashion Week 194, 196 Camden Town 130 London Film Festival 196 Cenotaph, The 35 London Marathon 194 Centres commerciaux 51, 63 London Restaurant Festival 196 Charles Dickens Museum 81 New Year’s Day Parade 194 Cheesegrater 40 New Year’s Eve Fireworks 197 Chelsea 122 Notting Hill Carnival 196 Pearly Harvest Festival 196 Chelsea Flower Show 195 Six Nations Rugby Championship 194 Chelsea Physic Garden 126 St. Patrick’s Day Parade 194 Chinatown 68 The Lord Mayor’s Show 197 Churchill Museum 33 The Proms 195 Churchill War Rooms 33 Totally Thames 196 City Hall 48 Trooping the Colour 195 City of London 40 Udderbelly Festival 194 City of London Festival 195 University Boat Race 194 Climat 187 Wimbledon 195 Clink Prison Museum 59 Field Day 195 Columbia Road Flower Market 142 Fish and chips 38 Confiseries 75, 155 Flamsteed House 153 Corbeaux 46 Florence Nightingale Museum 53 Coronation Chair 37 Football 190 Covent Garden 64 Formalités 170 Covent Garden Piazza 69 Foundling Museum 81 Cricket 192 Cutty Sark 148 G Galeries d’art 39, 147, 162 D Gays 73 Décalage horaire 187 Geffrye Museum 139 Dennis Severs’ House 144 Gherkin 40 Déplacements 182 Golden Hinde II 58 Diana, princesse du peuple 97 Grands magasins 91, 113 Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Green Park 102 Playground 96 Greenwich 148 Discover Greenwich Visitor Centre 149 Greenwich Market 149 Disquaires 75, 147 Greenwich Park 152 Grosvenor Square 109 E Guildhall 44 East Cemetery 160 Guildhall Art Gallery 44 East End 139 Guy Fawkes Night 197 Éclectique 101, 147 H F Hampstead 156 Fan Museum, The 153 Hampstead Heath 157 Festivals et événements 194 Hampton Court Palace 164 Chelsea Flower Show 195 Handel House Museum 108 City of London Festival 195 Harrods 89 Field Day 195 Harvey Nichols 89 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765826774 202 Hébergement 175 Jours fériés 187 40 Winks 182 Jubilee Gardens 56 Apex City of London Hotel 177 Arosfa 179 K Artist Residence London 181 Keats House 156 Brown’s 180 Kensington Gardens 96 Captain Bligh House 177 Kensington Palace 92, 93 Haymarket Hotel 179 Hazlitt’s 178 Kenwood House 160 Hotel 41 176 Kew Gardens 163 Jesmond Hotel 179 Kew Palace 163 Marylebone Inn Hotel 181 King Henry’s Mound 166 Mondrian London at Sea Containers 178 King’s Cross 76 Number 37 182 King’s Cross Station 76 One Aldwych 179 Knightsbridge 85 Qbic London City 182 Rough Luxe 179 L St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel 179 Leicester Square 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Ground 118 I Imperial War Museum 52 M Madame Tussauds 115 J Mall, The 28 Jacksons Lane 162 Marble Arch 106 Jeux olympiques 166 Marylebone 114 Jouets 113 Mayfair 102 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765826774 203 Millennium Bridge 57 Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making Monnaie 186 of Harry Potter 167 Monument to the Great Fire of Wellcome Collection 78 London 45 Whitechapel Gallery 143 Monument to the Women of World Windsor Castle 166 War II 34 Museum of London 41 Musées Museum of London Docklands 163 2 Willow Road 157 N Bank of England Museum 44 British Museum 80 National Gallery 65 Charles Dickens Museum 81 National Maritime Museum 149 Churchill Museum 33 National Portrait Gallery 65 Clink Prison Museum 59 Natural History Museum 86 Dennis Severs’ House 144 Nelson’s Column 64 Fan Museum, The 153 New Year’s Day Parade 194 Florence Nightingale Museum 53 New Year’s Eve Fireworks 197 Foundling Museum 81 Notting Hill 92 Geffrye Museum 139 Notting Hill Carnival 196 Guildhall Art Gallery 44 Hampton Court Palace 164 O Handel House Museum 108 O2, The 155 Household Cavalry Museum 34 Old Operating Theatre Museum 59 Imperial War Museum 52 Keats House 156 Old Royal Naval College 149 Kenwood House 160 Old Spitalfields Market 143 Leighton House Museum 93 Open Air Theatre 131 London Dungeon 59 Orientation 182 London Transport Museum 69 Oxford Street 107 Madame Tussauds 115 Museum of London 41 P Museum of London Docklands 163 Palace of Westminster 36 National Gallery 65 Parapluies 84 National Maritime Museum 149 Parliament Hill 157 National Portrait Gallery 65 Parliament Square 35 Natural History Museum 86 Passeports 170 Old Operating Theatre Museum 59 Pearly Harvest Festival 196 Peter Harrison Planetarium 153 Peter Harrison Planetarium 153 Queen’s House, The 152 Piccadilly Circus 68 Royal Academy of Arts 107 Pimlico 122 Royal Observatory 152 Platform 9 ¾ 76 Saatchi Gallery 123 Portobello Road Market 98 Science Museum 86 Pourboire 188 Sherlock Holmes Museum 115 Sir John Soane’s Museum 81 Presse écrite 189 Somerset House 71 Primrose Hill 130 Tate Britain 122 Proms, The 195 Tate Modern 57 Puppet Theatre Barge 120 Tower Bridge Exhibition 48 Victoria and Albert Museum 85 Q Wallace Collection, The 114 Queen Elizabeth II Great Court 80 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765826774 204 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park 166 London Review Cake Shop 82 Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House 166 Lucheonette 61 Queen’s House, The 152 Lyle’s 146 Queen’s Theatre, The 74 Medlar 128 Mimmo La Bufala 161 R Monmouth Coffee Company 61 Regent’s Canal 134 Muriel’s Kitchen 71 Odette’s 136 Regent’s Park 131 Ognisko Polski 90 Regent Street 107 Pimlico Fresh 128 Relève de la garde de Sa Majesté 29 Poppies 136 Renseignements touristiques 189 Rabot 1745 62 Restaurants 190 Restaurant Gordon Ramsay 129 Arancini Factory 135 Rochelle Canteen 145 Asakusa 136 Roux at Parliament Square 39 Avenue 111 Smack Lobster Roll Deli 109 Bird of Smithfield 50 St. John 51 Black Vanilla Gelateria 154 St. John Bread and Wine 145 Books for Cooks Test Kitchen 99 St. Stephen’s Tavern Pub 38 Brasserie Zédel 110 Tesco Express 38 Bubbledogs 82 The Bengal Lancer 136 Cantina Laredo 72 The Blues Kitchen 145 Caravan 83 The Breakfast Club 145 Cellarium Café & Terrace 38 The Chicken Shop 161 Cereal Killer Cafe 145 The Dickens’s Inn 49 Chiltern Firehouse 120 The Draft House 49 City Càphê 49 The Founder’s Arms 62 Clos Maggiore 71 The Gilbert Scott 83 Coco Momo 119 The Gipsy Moth 154 Comptoir Libanais 90 The Gladstone Arms 62 Dabbous 83 The Green Café 154 Dinner by Heston Blumenthal 90 The Holly Bush 161 Dishoom 72 The Ledbury 100 Duck and Waffle 50 The Old Brewery 155 Fernandez & Wells 89 The Orangery 99 Fischer’s 120 The Palm Court at The Ritz 111 Five Fields 128 The Providores and Tapa Room 120 Ginger & White 161 The Red Lion 38 Gordon’s Wine Bar 72 The Shed 100 Gymkhana 111 The Southwark Tavern 62 Haozhan 72 Whole Foods Market 99 High Timber 50 Richmond Park 164 Hix 73 Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club 75 Hummingbird Bakery 90 Hutong 63 Roundhouse, The 138 ICCo 82 Royal Academy of Arts 107 Jubo 145 Royal Albert Hall 88 La Fromagerie 119 Royal Court Theatre 129 Le Garrick 73 Royal Hospital Chelsea 126 Le Gavroche 111 Royal Mews 32 Locanda Ottoemezzo 100 Royal National Theatre 63 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782765826774 205 Royal Observatory 152 Thames Clippers 127 Royal Opera House 70 Thé à l’anglaise 110 Rugby 191 Thorpe Park 167 Russell Square 80 TKTS 70 S Totally Thames 196 Saatchi Gallery 123 Tower Bridge 48 Sadler’s Wells Theatre 84 Tower of London 46 Santander Cycles 185 Trafalgar Square
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