London

I assume you mean the British museum.... bus 7 to Great Titchfield Street

Take Bus N8 to Hyde Park Corner then bus 14 to (OLD) Park Lane and the HR Cafe.

150 km

Theatre companies in 1593-1594 were all forced to closed down by law due to the Black Death. The main reason for this was because the disease was speading very quickly and any public builings, or the people within them, would more than likely be contaminated. In attempt to put a hault to the spead of the disease there was a ban of all theatres in London, England. Many actors left the city to aquire medical- and finacial- safety. Nearing the end of the bubonic plague outbreak, the theatres in London re-opened. Unfortunately, there was another outbreak in 1594 and they were closed yet again.

In the Tower of London there are ruins of Roman London so they are some of the oldest buildings/ruins in the city. The Tower itself has parts that are very old. Through out the city of London there are other bits and parts of Roman London.

No, you don't even need to be British, soldiers from the commonwealth are eligible to become Beefeaters.

I'ts a very expensive hospital.

There are a variety of stores that one can find on Carnaby Street in London. Some of the retailing outlets that one can find are Puma, Eleven Paris, and El Ganso.

The Borough Market in London is a gourmet food market. The Borough Market consists of up to 70 stalls and stands, where producers from all over the country bring a range of fresh produce to the market, including fish, meats, vegetables, ciders, cheeses, breads, coffees, and so on.

Sir Christopher Wren designed a number of the large buildings after the great fire in London in 1666. After that fire it became illegal to have thatched roofs.

south end

[ Key:

Y - yodel

Ly - long yodel

Rly - really long yodel ]

Chime bells are ringing... y

Mockingbirds they're singing... y

Hush, little lover... y

Up on a summer's eve or eave...

Ly

[ chime bells ]

Up on a mountain so happy and so free..

There is a maiden and she's waiting for me

Out on the lake, we'll drift with the tide

And hear those chime bells ring

Chime bells are ringing... y

Mockingbirds are singing... y

Hush, little lover... y

Up on a summer's eve or eave...

Ly

Moonbeams were shining as I kissed her there.

Nightbirds were singing and perfume filled the air

Each little star that twinkled above

Was heaven that smiled on our love

Chime bells are ringing... y

Mockingbirds are singing... y

Hush, little lover... y

Up on a summer's eve...

Ly

Rly

There are several excellent boot stores in London. Choosing the best one is subjective and depends on your price range and style tastes. Some of the more popular stores would include Harrods, Church's and Irregular shoes.

This is probably a scam.

Yes

There is no ferry to Madrid from London. Both cities are inland, and Madrid is a very long way from the sea, being right in the centre of Spain. You would normally fly from London to Madrid. You could get a ferry from England to France, which is a crossing of just few hours, but then you have a very long drive to Madrid, over 1500 kilometres or nearly 970 miles. So you could be travelling for two days.

The River Thames flows into the North Sea.

bearing south, south east

London in England has the same seasons as the US, as they are both in the northern hemisphere. So when it is winter in the US it is winter in London.

London, first Subway in the World, and therefore the first in Europe.

1 hour

You must take an examination in one of the trades of that Guild.

Ritz Hotel website has a "location" page - see the link below.

Scousers. More information Strictly speeaking its "Liverpolitan" but this has probably not been used for some years - it was replaced by "Liverpudlian."

Rail travel from London to Brighton became possible in September 1841. It was one of earliest railway lines in Southern England.