Depends where and when – this was about 10:30 on a Sunday morning. Soho gets a lot more crowded. And I found Oxford Street quite busy when I popped along there last week. I don’t think the shops are hugely busy inside (but I can’t really judge as i wasn’t going into them myself) Hotels are quite empty and there are some bargains available if you fancy venturing down 🙂
Oh, a great spot to be 🙂 I’m planning a walk to Greenwich next time i’m in. If you do decide to come down, I’d recommend a night or two in a central hotel too, so that you can do lots of walking without any need for public transport. There’s one I particularly like at Tower Bridge, Citizen M, and you can get a room there for £79 at the moment. The doors are locked to outsiders so it’s pretty empty inside.
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Ah, nice one, Debbie
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Great shot, Debbie 👏 Love the egg type thing in the foreground with its shadow 😃
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Love the place.
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I can recommend Citizen M too. I have used their London hotels and also a few in other places.
Your liking for Tower Bridge has been obvious from the many pictures you show of it. As an ex-Londoner it speaks to me – loudly.
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Who isn’t? Lovely shot 😀
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You’re right, its hard not to like this massive and stately bridge
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A great photo. So London’s still empty?
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Depends where and when – this was about 10:30 on a Sunday morning. Soho gets a lot more crowded. And I found Oxford Street quite busy when I popped along there last week. I don’t think the shops are hugely busy inside (but I can’t really judge as i wasn’t going into them myself) Hotels are quite empty and there are some bargains available if you fancy venturing down 🙂
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I have a ‘hotel’ at Hither Green, and in many ways I’d love to come, but ….
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Oh, a great spot to be 🙂 I’m planning a walk to Greenwich next time i’m in. If you do decide to come down, I’d recommend a night or two in a central hotel too, so that you can do lots of walking without any need for public transport. There’s one I particularly like at Tower Bridge, Citizen M, and you can get a room there for £79 at the moment. The doors are locked to outsiders so it’s pretty empty inside.
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Great hint! Thanks for that – I’ll remember.
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