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Welcome to The Park Room, an elegant lounge overlooking neighbouring Hyde Park. Whether meeting family, friends or colleagues for a celebration or business meeting

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Another of London’s many ‘places to be seen’, The Savoy Grill was a famous celeb-haunt of the 1900s as the hotel was well-known for discretion, whisking celebs aways from the public eye. Not just popular with actors, artists and musicians, Sir Winston Churchill was also a regular guest, and the Grill has plenty of food history too, as the kitchen was once home to legendary French trailblazer Auguste Escoffier.

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The Wolseley is 20 years old now, but this magnificent Piccadilly landmark is so woven into London’s restaurant fabric, it feels as though it has been here forever. From high vaulted ceilings to pitch-perfect service and regular celeb-spotting, The Wolseley is one of the most popular restaurants in London with good reason, and it’s open all day, seven days a week, so there’s really no bad time to visit.

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Perhaps London’s most iconic address after Buckingham Palace, The Ritz is, without doubt, one of the most famous restaurants in London. It’s a testament to exec chef John Williams that it has remained relevant for so long and in our opinion, the food is as good as it has ever been, matched by peerless service and arguably, the most spellbinding dining room in the capital.
Where: 150 Piccadilly, W1J 9BR

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Barbecue culture in America is a diverse and rich culinary picture. From bold Wild West barbecue dishes to sophisticated barbecue dishes of big cities, each region has its own secrets. And when it comes to grilled pork, New York will definitely surprise you with its unique and new flavors.

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Hot dogs are not only a familiar street food across America, but have become a cultural symbol of New York cuisine. However, this New York dish has its own unique characteristics, making it different from hot dogs in other cities.

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New York Pizza. Pizza in New York has a unique flavor that cannot be found anywhere else

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Asia de Cuba restaurant where latin family style cooking makes everyone comfortable

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Bar Masa restaurant is a paradise of diverse and affordable Japanese dishes.

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Barbetta Restaurant is famous for its Italian dishes for over 100 years.

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is a dream destination for Potterheads – die-hard fans of the famous Harry Potter series. Coming to this famous tourist destination in England, you will be able to walk through each stage of filmmaking, behind-the-scenes, exhibitions of movie scenes, costumes, secrets or information about special effects or graphics for the film.

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London is the largest capital city of the United Kingdom. Located on both banks of the Thames River, this is the largest city in Western Europe and the European Union. The city has many outstanding buildings such as the Royal Palace, the bridge over the Thames River, and the Big Ben Tower.

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4. MADAME TUSSAUD'S WAX STATUE MUSEUM
Madame Tussauds is one of the famous tourist destinations in England, displaying more than 300 wax statues of famous and influential figures around the world, from the sisters themselves, royal figures, sports stars, music stars, celebrities..., even murderers from many past and contemporary periods.
Madame Tussauds wax museum is named after Mrs. Marrie Tusssaud, whose birth name was Anna Maria Grosholtz (1761 - 1850) born in Strasbourg, France. Her mother was a housekeeper for Dr. Philippe Curtius in Bern, Switzerland, who was famous for his ability to make wax models of people. It was this doctor who taught Marrie Tusssaud to make wax models. Inspired by that, in her memoir, she hopes to search for messages through the bodies of deceased people.

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The Greenwich Royal Observatory, founded in 1675 and officially put into operation in 1676, is where the prime meridian (0 longitude) passes through, which is the place that divides the Eastern and Western hemispheres of the Earth.

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3. TOWER OF London (TOWER OF LONDON)
The Queen's Palace and Keep, commonly known as the Tower of London, is a historic site located right in the heart of the city, on the north bank of the River Thames. This famous tourist destination in England was once a fortress and a famous place of detention because of the great figures who were imprisoned as well as the history of hundreds of executions, murders, violence...
Currently, the Tower of London is famous as one of the most well-preserved historical monuments, and was recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site in 1988.

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2. WARNER BROS. STUDIO TOUR LONDON – Harry Potter World
If Singapore is famous for Universal Studios, then London is a dream destination for Potterheads - big fans of the famous Harry Potter series. Coming to this famous tourist destination in England, you will be able to walk through each stage of filmmaking, behind-the-scenes, places displaying scenes from the film, costumes, and other scenes. secrets or information about special effects or graphics for the film.

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1. GREENWICH ROYAL OBSERVATORY
The Royal Greenwich Observatory (Royal Observatory), founded in 1675 and officially put into operation in 1676, is where the prime meridian (zero meridian) passes through, separating the Eastern and Western hemispheres. hemisphere of the Earth.

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Big Ben is considered one of the symbols of England and an important historical witness to this country. This clock tower has gone through 5 kings, 23 prime ministers and 2 world wars, still standing tall in the sky.

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Buckingham Palace is Britain's most famous residence, the luxurious residence and workplace of Queen Elizabeth II, which is only open to tourists during the summer each year. It has been the official residence of the British royal family since 1837 and is the center of the British constitutional monarchy.

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You can't talk about British cuisine without mentioning tea, because this is an extremely popular drink in this country. The British consume about 165 million cups of tea every day and on average, each British person drinks about 3 cups of tea every day. Previously, tea was a drink reserved for the upper class and it was not until the 18th century that tea gradually became popular throughout the country. Tea in the UK is also associated with the famous afternoon tea. In this afternoon tea, in addition to delicious tea, there are many types of cakes to eat with it.

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In 1860, the first “fish & chips” shop was opened in London by Joseph Malin and to date, it is estimated that there are more than 10,000 shops selling this dish across the UK. The fish used to prepare this dish is cod, a popular fish in the Atlantic. First, each fillet of fish is fried after being coated with a mixture of flour, cornstarch, baking powder, beaten with eggs and carbonated water. Then the fish is served with small but not too thinly cut chips. Traditional fish & chips must be wrapped in newspaper, with tomato sauce, a few green beans and a slice of lemon.

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Pie and mash is a traditional working-class dish, originating in the Docks of London. Often served with frozen eel, the dish has become popular as a "Cockney classic". The dish typically consists of a minced beef pie, mashed potatoes and a parsley sauce known as rum. During World War II, government food rationing threatened to close pie and mash shops, however due to public demand, the Ministry of Food was persuaded to allow these traditional eateries to remain open. As a result, pies and mash supplemented family rations during widespread food shortages across the country and, along with fish and chips.

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New York, also known as New York City (English: New York City; referred to as NYC) to distinguish it from New York state, is the most populous city in the United States.

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bangers and mash, a common British dish consisting of sausages (“bangers”) and mashed potatoes (“mash”). It is traditionally served with onion gravy. Bangers and mash is a staple of the country’s overall cuisine and is a popular pub dish. The term bangers supposedly originated during World War I, when meat shortages resulted in sausages’ being made with a number of fillers, notably water, that caused them to explode when cooked. The sausages may be pork, beef, or lamb, but one of the most traditional meat sticks is Cumberland sausage, a coiled pork sausage from northwestern England.

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