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xxantage_capricornxx (1241 points) 12-07-2008

Ever thought Time & Space & Earthquakes where your thing? Then check out the Scicnce Museums' exibitions. They are really good, you can fnd things ... more...

NW3liberal (210 points) 19-11-2007

While the LSE isn't exactly tourist-friendly it might be worth taking a glance at if you're otherwise walking past. The university, founded in 1895... more...

Darryl Snow (1459 points) 09-07-2008

"free to wee since 1753" I first popped into this museum the other day purely because I was desperate for a wee and couldn't find anywhere else ... more...

mija617 (440 points) 06-07-2008

Earlier reviewers have very well described the British Library, but I wanted to add my appreciation. The permanent (but rotating) exhibit of impor... more...

kilburnbookshop (16 points) 16-07-2008

Kilburn has a diverse local community and we aim to reflect that. Choose from the latest in literary fiction to an Irish 'misery memoir'; from the... more...

Liron (2941 points) 13-02-2008

Upon entering Cyberdog, I wasn't sure if I had entered a clothing shop or the Science Museum. The store itself looks like it borrowed it's interior... more...

Berry (563 points) 17-04-2008

This second hand bookshop has a basement area full of academic books, with lots on philosophy and art and architecture. The fiction section upstair... more...

Isaline (1941 points) 01-02-2008

the wellcome gallery is a mix between arts and science. it is very interesting and the exhibitions, especially the one of the moment about sleep an... more...

Siany (3200 points) 21-07-2008

I want to write a brilliant review about Johns, but I'm feeling a tad out of sorts so it's not wonderful. That said, I'm giving it four stars becau... more...

jaimep (1232 points) 04-04-2008

Brent Museum really is a place with something for everyone. Opened earlier this year, totally free and based in Willesden Green Library, it is pack... more...