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London's antiques markets sell everything from bric-a-brac to pieces worth a small fortune there are dozens to choose from - indoor and outdoor.

The European Christmas Market has a long tradition and London's Christmas Markets are typical. They are scattered around the city but are easy to reach.

London loves visitors, especially lovers. Money can't buy you love, but you can see city fireworks, dance in the fountains and feed squirrels in the parks for free.

These spots are known to many locals but will delight visitors from outside the capital, offering something historic, something tasty or something fun for curious kids...

When going to London's O2 arena for a concert, it is worth spending time exploring the attractions nearby. There are some real hidden gems to visit.

For an exciting day away from London's typical tourist scene, venture out to Docklands in East London, where you'll find attractions for the whole family.

London has been a busy port since Roman times when goods from the Roman Empire were traded along the River. Today Docklands is full of visitors from around the world.

The Fan Museum in Greenwich is one of the best little museums in London, an award-winning collection of fans that is unique in the world, with changing exhibitions.

Buying vintage is not only fun, but finding a much sought-after item is turning into a real art form.Take some tips of where to buy the best.