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louracraig (6 points) 02-05-2008

this is a very rare shop there are not many toy shops left any more and it is wonderfull to got to a multi storey toy shop that houses about every ... more...

zoenathan (3 points) 07-04-2008

The first friday of every month is Late night at the Tate Britain. I recently went and was blown away by the set up: DJs played and light projecti... more...

Barbaridad (176 points) 12-04-2008

Best travel book shop ever! And for Stanfords, travel doesn't only include the usual guide book and possibly travel writing sections, it means lite... more...

Timinator (3369 points) 25-04-2008

I'll admit to only having done the special exhibits at the British Library; I've not needed to do any research there in the main collections. But t... more...

sanaa (178 points) 24-01-2008

Out of every bookstores, Waterstones looks like the most complete to me. You can find ALL kind of books. The other reason why I love Waterstones is... more...

JGREEN (207 points) 23-04-2008

Amazing charity shop. Last summer i managed to pick up copies of Stewart Home and a Kathy Acker for about £1.50 each. They were playing great music... more...

Echo (667 points) 23-04-2008

This is a designer and artist's haven for books, DVD, posters, magazines and t-shirts. If you're a student this is the perfect place to start your ... more...

poshtotty (327 points) 26-01-2008

Hatchards Booksellers stands to date as the oldest surviving bookstore in London. First established in 1797, Hatchards stands on Piccadilly opposit... more...

mouche (591 points) 31-03-2008

This is Waterstones flagship store and it is deserving of the name. It is absolutely enormous and yet the staff on each floor can unerringly guide ... more...

jojeba (394 points) 22-01-2008

To this day I still can’t walk past this shop without going in. They have such a great collection of secondhand books, for very very good prices. ... more...