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Restaurants, nightspots and theatres - a plethora of choice from one of the world's number one cities. It should be easy to tell you about what London has to offer should you wish to dine out, go to one of the world famous nightspots or take in a show, but truth be told, it is difficult to detail all there is available to visitors to London! Travel by coach to London is, however, very easy via National Express coaches.
Restaurants:
The Fat Duck - Never going to be everyone's taste, but you may never have tasted anything like what the culinary genius, Heston Blumenthal creates. Listed as one of the world's best restaurants, the menu will seem shocking to some, but truly a gastronomic adventure and as the saying goes, 'try everything once'. Coach travel to London uncovers this delightful restaurant, as well as some other stunning eateries.
Gordon Ramsay at 68 Royal Hospital Rd. - Memorable more for his love of expletives in his many TV shows, it could be forgotten of the tremendous skill of Chef Gordon Ramsay. Usually booked up way in advance you?ll be lucky to get a table, but if you do your in for a treat.
Babylon at The Roof Gardens - One of London's most impressive venues, frequented by local high-flyers and foodies, The Roof Gardens are situated a hundred feet above Kensington High Street. Offering a mix of classic British and modern European dishes that rotate dependant on the freshest seasonal produce.
Nightspots:
EGG: 200 York Way, N7 9AP
Ideally set up for summer clubbing due to the fabulous garden and terrace, The Egg Club is set up over three floors, featuring music from house, electro and the dirty beats genre attracting a wild mix of clientele. Keeping the traditions of Ibiza alive, you can party through the morning with Breakfast at Egg, raving to the sun rise.
Fabric: 77A Charterhouse Street, EC1M 6DRM
A truly unique clubbing experience where you can feel the bass shake you from the inside with a vibrating dance floor, luxurious bed seats and still offering one of the most eclectic line-ups that continue to boost the clubs worldwide reputation. Group travel by coach to London will let you hear residents including: Ali B, Andrew Weatherall and Tru Playaz.
KOKO: 1a Camden High Street, NW1 7JH
The old Camden Palace, Koko has seen a wondrous refurbishment leaving it as a landmark nightspot in North London. Huge waves of velvet drape seductively throughout the club and rolling your head back to the pumping sounds from some of the coolest DJ's you will be greeted with a view over three rising floors reminiscent of the old opera house.
Theatres:
Drury Lane, London WC2
The first full production in the building was actually The Unknown Soldier and his Wife in 1973; however Drury Lane has seen entertainment here since the Elizabethan Times. Since then it has seen productions of Grease starring Richard Gere, Shelia Hancock in Deja Revue and a one man show from Bruce Forsyth. Drury Lane has even seen Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical Cats run for a staggering 21 years, having debuted in 1981.
Argyll Street, London W11
The London Palladium which was opened on Boxing Day 1910, so why not travel by coach to London this year and celebrate the 100th birthday. The Palladium is also the famous venue of the television show 'Ace Variety Theatre of the World', hosting more Royal Variety Performances than any other venue. Some of the artists and actors having performed here include Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Ella Fitzgerald, the Two Ronnie?s, Bruce Forsyth and more.
Adelphi Theatre, Strand, London, WC2R 0NS
The art deco interiors have been reconstructed over the years, but the current building was opened to the public in 1930, with further restoration work being carried out in 1993 to bring the front-of-house area to be brought back to the delights of the original extravagance. This was the same year that Andrew Lloyd Webber became co-owner. Travel by coach to London to see revivals of Evita and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat which have proved very popular, whilst Chicago has been the Adelphi's longest running production of nine years.
