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Tower of London
The Crown Jewels and the White Tower. Jewels first. Not also the Abbey. Next is Tower Bridge — do not also stack Hampton Court the same day.
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East End
The Tower, Tower Bridge, Brick Lane, Spitalfields and Shoreditch. Markets follow the day; nightlife keeps one district.
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Tower Bridge
The roadway is free. The high walk is extra; without a ticket, walk the deck and look at the Tower. Next is St Katharine Docks — do not also stack the London Eye the same day.
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St Katharine Docks
The marina east of Tower Bridge. The close of a Tower Bridge walk, not a mall. Next is Tower Bridge — do not also stack Canary Wharf the same day.
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Brick Lane
Curry and the Sunday market. Sunday is the day; one bagel or one curry, then stop. Next is Beigel Bake — do not also stack Borough Market the same day.
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Beigel Bake
159 Brick Lane, salt beef bagels. Eat standing; it is not a sit-down dinner. Next is Brick Lane — do not also stack Covent Garden the same day.
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Old Spitalfields Market
The market hall opposite Christ Church. Same East End day as Brick Lane — not also Camden. Next is Christ Church Spitalfields — do not also stack Camden Market the same day.
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Christ Church Spitalfields
Hawksmoor's spire. On a market day, the church first, then the hall. Next is Old Spitalfields Market — do not also stack St Paul's the same day.
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Dennis Severs' House
18 Folgate Street, visited in silence. Book it; it is not a walk-in. Next is Old Spitalfields Market — do not also stack the British Museum the same day.
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Columbia Road Flower Market
Sunday morning only. It can share a Sunday with Brick Lane if the flowers come first. Next is Museum of the Home — do not also stack Borough Market the same day.
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Shoreditch
Nightlife east of Old Street roundabout. This or Soho as the night axis. Next is Brick Lane — do not also stack Soho the same day.
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Whitechapel Gallery
Contemporary rooms on Whitechapel Road. An East End rainy indoor; closed Monday. Next is Brick Lane — do not also stack Tate Modern the same day.
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Broadway Market
The Saturday food street by London Fields. Not the same day as Columbia Road — one is Saturday, one is Sunday. Next is Victoria Park — do not also stack Borough Market the same day.
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Victoria Park
The East End's big park. Grass after the Saturday market — not also Hyde Park. Next is Broadway Market — do not also stack Hampstead Heath the same day.
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Museum of the Home
Gardens and room sets in Hoxton. Indoors before or after the Sunday flower market. Next is Columbia Road Flower Market — do not also stack the British Museum the same day.
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Poppies Spitalfields
Fish and chips on Hanbury Street. One meal on an East End market day; the queue is on the pavement. Next is Old Spitalfields Market — do not also stack Soho the same day.
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Fabric
The club by Smithfield. An East End night or a Soho night. Next is Smithfield — do not also stack Ministry of Sound the same day.
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