Located in London’s Transport Museum, this collection store is open only a few days every year.

All that remains of this Jewish landmark is its name carved prominently on the front of the building, which now houses upscale apartments and condos.

This pictorial representation drawn on the side of a building is in remembrance of a historic Jewish rally that took place in 1936.

Home of Israel Zangwill, famous 19th-century political activist, fiction writer, dramatist, and essayist, who produced important works related to Jewish themes.

One of London’s most fashionable residential areas during the 18th century was home to such notables as philosopher John Stuart Mill and painter Sir Edward Burne-Jones.

The apartment in London where T.S. Eliot and his wife lived.

A stroll through Old Kensington reveals London at its best - picturesque, stimulating and full of character - with such highlights as Kensington Palace and Gardens, cobbled lanes and mews, pretty cottages and charming old shops.

Filled with stately Georgian squares and mazes of small, winding streets, this part of London evokes the life and times of such literary greats as Dickens, Thackeray, Wilde, Woolf, Yeats and Eliot.

Square located in Bloomsbury, central London, with easy access to nearby attractions like the British Museum, Covent Garden and Oxford Street for shopping.

Learn about the ducks, geese and swans that inhabit England's wetlands by visiting this learning center, which features films, literature, maps and guides of England's protected swamps and marshes.

Stop in at this traditional English pub in South Kensington for a pint of real ale and a bite to eat.

This London pub serves food and good cheer in a warm and charming setting.

This grand statue of King Charles I is one of London's famous landmarks, which provides visitors with excellent views and a great photo opportunity.

Dance the night away in this small trendy nightclub located in Central London.

Grab a pint or two of beer, sit back and people-watch at one of London's favorite pubs located in the center of Covent Garden.

Whether you are a party animal looking for some action, or just want to relax over a newspaper with a favorite drink, this multi-bar venue is the place for you.

This popular West End London theater, with a seating capacity of 979, was built in 1907 by W.G.R. Sprague.

Fashionable district that is close to many of London's finest museums and antique shops.

London cinema that presents French and international films with English subtitles.

Museum that houses a vast collection of documents, maps, paintings, uniforms, colours and insignia related to the Polish Armed Forces.

Major London thoroughfare known for its many shops offering luxurious apparel and fine consumer goods.

Specialty shop for handbags and other leather accessories.

Looking for something relaxed and informal to wear out of the office or when traveling? Stop in at this men's specialty shop for trendy, casual clothes and accessories.

Known for its distinctive smart clothing for men and women, this shop offers the latest contemporary looks and designs to suit a busy lifestyle.

Dorothy Perkins offers affordable, mainstream clothing for men and women.

Shop here for cutting edge clothes, long on style and short on price.

This Japanese-owned store offers home essentials, clothes, stationery and bathroom accessories at affordable prices.

High-style and name-brand-looks at affordable prices at this shop for men and women clothing and accessories.

As the name implies, get all of your office and business supplies at this specialty shop.

Major art and photo gallery located on Dering Street.

Well-known international art gallery since 1817, which specializes in such areas as Old Master paintings and drawings of European art from 1200 to 1850, British paintings from the seventeenth to the twentieth centuries, the pre-Raphaelites and other Victorian painters.

Occupying an 18th-century building in the heart of London's Mayfair, this gallery has long been associated with figurative and contemporary English painting, dealing in late 19th- and early 20th- century European Art.

Gallery that exhibits innovative and unique photography.

Pick up a painting or sculpture depicting your favorite sport at this popular gallery.

Gallery featuring paintings and sculpture by 20th-century artists from Great Britain, Europe and the United States, with an emphasis on Contemporary Art and Modern British Art.

Fine Art Auctioneers handling more than 70 categories of specialist auctions.

Established in 1745, this is London's oldest main auction house, which specializes in fine art, manuscripts, medals, coins, and old and rare books.

A group of dealers who buy and sell silver antiques and fine objects to the trade and collectors.

This South Kensington branch of the world-famous auction house holds more than 360 auctions annually, and offers a free valuation service of objects and works of art, without an obligation to sell.

Market that offers a large and diverse collection of fine antiques, jewelry and collectibles from around the world.

A chic shop specializing in wine antiques.

Antique dealer specializing in Georgian and Victorian silver.

Pick up that hard-to-find wine antique at this Kensington shop.

An upscale building with multiple dealers specializing in silver wine antiques.

Art gallery that specializes in 18th- to 20th-century original oils.

In business since 1698, this is one of the United Kingdom’s oldest wine merchants.

Established in 1989, this company has become one of the leading wine suppliers to the world, providing a variety of labels from top brands to value wines.

A restaurant and bar offering thirsty and hungry theatergoers a great variety of wine and champagne, plus tasty brasserie food that is modern-European in style.

A wholesale company that trades in fine wine.