everyone looking for free wifi in London will probably have heard that entering one of the many Starbucks you can get free internet access, and Indeed it is.
But where is the free wifi in London?
And here it came: Friday, December 31, 2010, because one is needless to say that to this day, throughout the year, we always think. Theoretically it is only a convention, but in life are always balanced, and the New Year's Eve, when all a full year draws to a close, it's the perfect time to turn back and see what good it did, and what is bad now, and how to learn from the first and second experiences.
the closed-circuit video surveillance system is very useful to make the city safer.
increased by 25 percent the number of criminals identified in 2010.
Satisfied with the police, who reassures the question directly.
er discover what life was like in London, as well as a good imagination, you can visit one of the many house museums that open their doors to visitors.
This year the staff of the London Zoo has to deal with the titanic undertaking an inventory of all living animals, making comparisons with the figures the past year and evaluate arrivals, departures, births and deaths.
is not just large mammals such as gorillas and lions, for which the task and 'all things considered the most' easy, but also of small specimens, including hundreds of butterflies, thousands of fish and whole colonies of ants, whose rating and 'complex in addition to requiring more 'time.
particularly acute, for the staff, the invertebrates are in fact, very small and prolific. Last year the residents of London Zoo were 16 000 and species 726.
Yes, I too am a victim of media power. The charm of the communication, the image on the screen and glossy books.
And so, knowing that you spend the New Year in London, could not resist the temptation to book a table at the restaurant of England's most famous young chef.
The origins of the Giants are the alteration of a gene than 1,500 years old that drives the pituitary gland to produce growth hormone excess.
The discovery of genetic British researchers from the coincidence between some families in Northern Ireland and become a man freak show to its height in the late eighteenth century London
This area has nice roads being noble in fact an extension of Kensington and Chelsea even though many of these houses have been divided into rooms or converted into hostels, and an arrival point for many.
Years ago it was frequented by Australians and this is known as Kangaroo Court, but the majority of Australians now prefers the less central but less expensive and more 'liveable as Acton and Willesden.
If you are in London you can not go to visit the historic Tower of London , a medieval fortress built way back in 1078.
The Tower of London was not just a fortress, in fact, this complex of buildings was also used as a powder, a prison for prisoners of the noble families and even London as a royal palace.
The museum is located at Mile End in the building of what was a school called ragged schools for poor children.
The museum seeks to present reality 'of the poor East End of London in 1800, those represented by Charles Dickens to be clear, in fact, a visit to a ragged school inspired' Dickens to write A Christmas Carol. A museum
recommended to all lovers of history, which occupies three buildings that had a school for poor most 'great London fodnata by philanthropist Thomas Barnardo a doctor in Ireland in 1876.
In London there is a 4 star hostel (as they call them) that is located in central London, cheap, beautiful, but above all the big news is that it is for women only. The hostel is the Piccadilly
Guest House.
The hostel is located in the center of Jermyn Street, within walking distance of major attractions such as the West End, Theatreland, Piccadilly Circus, Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park and Oxford Street, can not be said therefore that it is out of reach.
The Thames was declared biologically dead 50 years ago, is returning to life. The river
a message of hope and reminds us that life has a power button, which tends to colonize and re-colonize any space taken up, reminds us that there is a miracle of ecosystem resilience or the capacity that the ecosystem has to rebuild a new equilibrium following the action of an eating disorder (more or less catastrophic natural or anthropogenic) balance that tends to minimize the effects of the disorder itself.
first appeared in the Thames salmon, otters and then the soles, then the timid seals and even a few colonies of seahorses, and therefore very sensitive to pollution bio-indicators of water quality.
The Old Father Thames, with its 125 species of fish present, won the Thiess River Prize, an international award for the rehabilitation projects of watercourses.
A holiday in London has something to do at least once in their life as well as historically and culturally important cities is a huge metropolis that is home to groups of people from many different corners of the planet.
The massive presence of Italians are among those who come to study, work or just to learn the English language.
and love the city because of its liveliness and its nightlife.
of events in the capital there are several and you always know what to do in London.
stay in London was great, the weather then was not so cold, very worse here in Milan.
The last time I was in London in the '70s (I think the 1975), with those living room-studio where kids learn to tell the truth a little English, but you enjoy so much.
London seemed to me very different from then, both positively and negatively.
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