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BRITISH MUSEUM
One of the world's greatest museums: six million objects from the history of world civilisations.
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COURTAULD INSTITUTE
Renaissance and Impressionist paintings are displayed in the elegant rooms of the former Royal Academy of Art.
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KENWOOD HOUSE
A country mansion which overlooks London, its collection includes masterpieces by Vermeer and Rembrandt.
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LEIGHTON HOUSE
The Victorian home of the President of the Royal Academy, "the most colourful and sumptuous nineteenth century artist's homes in London."
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NATIONAL GALLERY
One of the most balanced and representative collections of European paintings from the thirteenth century to 1900.
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St. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL
From the ashes of the Great Fire of 1666 rose the masterpiece of Sir Christopher Wren, now one of the icons of London.
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TATE BRITAIN
The nation's collection of British art from the sixteenth century to the present day is shown in splendid galleries.
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TATE MODERN
The world's most popular gallery of modern art is housed in a former power station. The collection begins in 1900.
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TOWER OF LONDON
The best-preserved medieval fortress in Europe today still guards the priceless Crown Jewels of England.
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VICTORIA & ALBERT MUSEUM
Eight miles of galleries show objects from all over the world in one of the oldest and finest collections of applied art.
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WALLACE COLLECTION
Fabulous paintings, furniture and porcelain presented in a French-inspired town house just moments away from Oxford Street.
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WESTMINSTER ABBEY
A thousand years of British royal history are traced in one of the most spectacular churches in Europe.
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