Guidebook for London
Arts & Culture
Barbican
Biggest arts centre in Europe and am amazing building.
Drinks & Nightlife
The most famous club in London. Spread out on three floors.
100 icetyiswa ngabantu basekuhlaleni
Fabric London
77A Charterhouse StThe most famous club in London. Spread out on three floors.
Charterhouse Bar
38 Charterhouse StLovely place.
Traditional Victorian pub with etched glass and brass fittings, serving cask ales and English food.
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Fox and Anchor
115 Charterhouse StTraditional Victorian pub with etched glass and brass fittings, serving cask ales and English food.
Industrial-look bar with leather seats, open late for snacks, cocktails and over 70 whiskeys.
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Smiths of Smithfield
67-77 Charterhouse StIndustrial-look bar with leather seats, open late for snacks, cocktails and over 70 whiskeys.
The Sutton Arms, EC1
6 Carthusian StThe closest pub, serves good food.
Sightseeing
Museum of London
Museum of LondonCheck of the history of London.
Smithfield Market
Grand AvenueLesson in history.
Probably the most famous building in London.
845 icetyiswa ngabantu basekuhlaleni
I-Cathedral yeSt. Paul
Probably the most famous building in London.
Food Scene
Provincial French cuisine in contemporary rustic dining room with exposed bricks and ceiling beams
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Le Café du Marché
22 Charterhouse SquareProvincial French cuisine in contemporary rustic dining room with exposed bricks and ceiling beams
Saint John Street
Saint John StreetOne of top five restaurants in London.
Malmaison London
18-21 Charterhouse SquareTrendy bar and an elegant brasserie.