A Case Study Of Cotswold

Walk the 100 miles of the Cotswold Way.  The small villages (Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water, Lower & Upper Slaughter, Stanway, Stanton, Broadway, Snowshill, Chipping Campden etc.) have recently become very popular as tourists look for novel authentic experiences and these villages have a long history in the way their stone houses are built and maintained. 

Magic Of Markets

Markets are the best way to explore a city. They create a buzz, liven the street scene, engage visitors with the local community. When the markets develop their own unique character, they will start to have their own fans. 

• Borough Market
• Brick Lane Market
• Camden Lock Market
• Columbia Road Flower Market
• Covent Garden Market
• Greenwich Market
• Old Spitalfields Market
• Portobello Road Market

borough market

portobello market

camden market

petticoat lane market

spitalfields market

columbia road flower market

How Many Museums Does A City Need?

So, how many museums does a city need?  As many, I guess.

While most museum are free in UK except for special exhibitions and private museums, visitors are encouraged to make a donation, donate for a map, rent an audio guide, purchase merchandise in the shops, eat in the cafes, engage in education programmes. 

Why free?  Should they charge? No, I hope not. 

• British Museum
• National Gallery
• Natural History Museum
• Science Museum
• Tate Modern
• Victoria & Albert (V&A) Museum
• Cabinet War Rooms
• Sherlock Holmes Museum

national gallery

national portrait gallery

british museum

the wallace collection

victoria & albert (v&a) museum

science museum

natural history museum

tate modern

shakespeare's globe theatre

golden hinde

churchill war rooms

sherlock holmes museum