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 EYEWITNESS TRAVEL

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 TOP 10
LONDON

ROGER WILLIAMS

EYEWITNESS TRAVEL
Contents

Left Old English Garden, Battersea Park Right Tower Bridge

Contents
London’s Top 10
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Parliament Square 32
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 Contents
Left Houseboat, Regent’s Canal Right Riverside Walk, Southbank

Famous Residents 52 Soho & the West End 88

Royal London 54 Covent Garden 98
Performing Arts Venues 56 Bloomsbury & Fitzrovia 106
Live Music Venues 58 Mayfair & St. James’s 112
West End Shows 60 Kensington &
Pubs 62 Knightsbridge 118

Shops and Markets 64 Regent’s Park &

Marylebone 128
Festivals and Events 66
Children’s London 68 The City 134

River Sights 70 Heading North 140

Literary London 72 South & West 146

London on Foot 74 Heading East 152

Best Places to Eat 76 Streetsmart

Around Town Practical Information 160

Westminster, the Places to Stay 172

South Bank & Southwark 80 General Index 180

Left Lamb and Flag pub, Covent Garden Right View from Parliament Hill

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 LONDON’S
TOP 10
London Highlights
6–7

LONDON’S TOP 10
British Museum
8–11
National Gallery &
National Portrait Gallery
12–15
London Eye
16–17
Tate Modern &
Tate Britain
18–21
Natural History Museum
22–23
Science Museum
24–25
Buckingham Palace &
Royal Parks and Gardens
26–29
Westminster Abbey &
Parliament Square
32–35
Tower of London
36–39
St Paul’s Cathedral
40–43
Top 10 of Everything
44–77
 London Highlights
A city of infinite colour and variety, London is both
richly historic, tracing its roots back over 2000
years, and unceasingly modern, at the forefront of
London’s Top 10

fashion, music and the arts. There is a fantastic

amount to interest and entertain the visitor here:
a selection of the best of the best is explored in
the following chapter. ! British Museum
The oldest museum
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a superb collection of international art.
Modern focuses on contemporary work
after 1900, and Britain on national art
from 1500 to the present (see pp18–21).

6 Preceding pages Tower Bridge

 ^ Science Museum
A huge museum
with fascinating
exhibits that
demonstrate and
explain the wonders

London’s Top 10
of science (see pp24–5).

Buckingham Palace
&
The official home of the
Queen, Buckingham Palace * Westminster Abbey
and Parliament
is one of the city’s most Square
recognizable landmarks, This royal abbey has, since
where the changing of the 1066, been the place where
Queen’s guard happens all Britain’s monarchs have
every day (see pp26–7). been crowned (see pp32–5).
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Sir Christopher
Wren’s Baroque
masterpiece, St
Paul’s still dominates
the City skyline and has
been the setting of many
great ceremonial events
(see pp40–43).

7
 British Museum @ Mummified Cat
Cats and sacred cows
The world’s oldest museum has no fewer than 6 were mummified in Ancient
Egypt. This cat comes from
million items spanning 1.8 million years of world Abydos and dates from
civilization. The collection was started with the around 30 BC. Many
London’s Top 10

bequest of a physician and antiquarian, Sir Hans Egyptian deities took

on animal shapes, as
Sloane, in 1753. In the 18th and 19th centuries seen on wall paint-
travellers and emissaries, such as Captain James ings and other
Cook, Lord Elgin, Lord Curzon and Charles artifacts.
Townley, added treasures from around the
world. The present, Classical style building was
completed around 1850. In 2000 the central
courtyard was opened as a new public space, 2
the Great Court (see p11).

Top 10 Exhibits
1 Parthenon Sculptures
2 Mummified Cat
3 Ram in a Thicket
The British Museum façade 4 Mildenhall Treasure
There are three cafés 5 Rosetta Stone
6 Portland Vase 0
and one restaurant.
7 Rameses II
Picnics can be eaten 8 Mixtec-Aztec Mosaic Mask 9
in the forecourt by 9 Kwakwaka’wakw
the main entrance. 0 Amitabha Buddha
Highlights’ tours give
an introduction to ! Parthenon Sculptures
This spectacular 5th-
the collection. century BC frieze from the
Parthenon (below) was
The British Museum made under Pericles
shop sells repro- and shows a proces- 7
duction artifacts. sion in honour of 5
the goddess
Athena. It was
• Great Russell Street obtained in 1779
WC1 by Lord Elgin,
• Map L1 Ambassador to 1
• 020 7323 8000 Constantinople.
• www.thebritish
museum.ac.uk
• Open 10am–5:30pm
daily (selected galleries
10am–8:30pm Thu &
Fri). Great Court:
Open 9am–6pm Sun–
Wed, 9am–11pm
Thu–Sat £ Ram in a Thicket
Decorated with shells
• Guided tours at Key to Floorplan and gold leaf, this priceless
10:30am, 1pm & 3pm ornament comes from Ur
Lower floor
daily in Sumer, one of the world’s
Ground floor earliest civilizations. Games
Upper floor and musical instruments
are also displayed.

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 $ Mildenhall Treasure
Some of the greatest * Mixtec-Aztec
Mosaic Mask
early English treasures are Made by Mixtec artisans
34 silver plates from the for the Aztec royal court
4th century, found at in Mexico, this mosaic
Mildenhall in Suffolk. Their mask (below) is believed

London’s Top 10
lively decorations include sea to be of the god Quetzal-
nymphs, satyrs and Hercules. coatl, and dates from the
15th century.
% Rosetta Stone
In 196 BC Egyptian priests
wrote a decree on this tablet in
both Greek and in Egyptian
hieroglyphics. Found in 1799, it
proved crucial in deciphering
3
Egyptian pictorial writing.

( Kwakwaka’wakw
The large, carved and
painted wood thunder-
bird from North America
6
was used as an anvil for
breaking coppers (a form
8 ^ Portland Vase
Sold by Britain’s
of currency) at potlatches
(ceremonies of Pacific
9 ambassador to Naples, Coast peoples in which
Sir William Hamilton, to chiefs destroyed their
the Duchess of Portland, worldly goods).
this exquisite 1st-century
blue-and-opaque glass
vase comes from a tomb ) Amitabha Buddha
This impressive
in Rome, and was stoneware Buddha dates
probably made by a from around AD 585,
Greek craftsman. during the Chinese Sui
Dynasty, when Buddhism
became the state religion.

Museum Guide
Visitor guides with
full maps are on sale
at the information desk
in the Great Court and
shops. Otherwise start
to the left of the main
entrance with the
Assyrian, Egyptian,

& Rameses II
This is all that remains
Greek and Roman
galleries. The North
of the colossal granite Wing ethnography
statue of Rameses II and Asian galleries
(c1275 BC) from his provide a change from
memorial temple at Classical material, as
Thebes. The statue was do the early British,
acquired in the late 18th medieval and Renais-
century by Charles sance collections on
Townley, British the east side.
ambassador to Rome.

For more London museums See pp48–9 9

London’s Top 10

Left Classical colonnade, British Museum Right Lindow Man

British Museum Collections

! Middle East
Some 6,000 years of 8
history start with the spec- 2
tacular carved reliefs from the 6
Assyrian palace of Nineveh.
4
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Sudanese 5
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among 70,000 objects in one of Greek
the world’s greatest collections. vase
3 1

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Roman Antiquities Floorplan
Highlights from the Classical world
(c.3000 BC to c.AD 400) include modern day, this collection in-
the Parthenon sculptures and cludes Lindow Man, a 2,000-year-
exquisite Greek and Roman vases. old body found preserved in a
peat bog, the Sutton Hoo Ship

$ Japanese and
Oriental Antiquities
Burial and some fine decorative
arts including medieval jewellery
Buddhist limestone reliefs from and Renaissance clocks.
India, Chinese antiquities, Islamic
pottery and a Japanese collection
so large it has to be shown on a & Coins and Medals
A comprehensive collection
rotating basis. of more than 750,000 coins and
medals dating from the 7th
Native Canadian
gull mask
century BC to the present day.

* Prints and Drawings

Priceless prints and drawings
from the Renaissance form part
of this rotating collection.

% Ethnography
An incredible 350,000 objects ( Enlightenment
This exhibition features the
from indigenous peoples around museum’s 18th-century collec-
the world. The Africa gallery holds tions from around the world.
a fine array of art and artifacts.

^ Prehistory and Europe ) The Joseph Hotung

Great Court Gallery
Covering a long period from This small gallery is used for
prehistoric cave dwellers to the temporary exhibitions.

10 For more London museums See pp48–9

 Top 10
Library Readers
The Great Court
A magnificent glass-roofed addition encloses the
1 Karl Marx (1818–83) heart of the British Museum. Opened in December
German revolutionary 2000, the Great Court was designed by architect

London’s Top 10
2 Mahatma Gandhi Sir Norman Foster. In the centre of the Court is the
(1869–1948), Indian leader domed Reading Room, built in 1857. Holding one
3 Oscar Wilde (1854–1900), of the world’s most important collections of books
playwright and wit and manuscripts, the Reading Room has been the
4 Virginia Woolf workplace of some of London’s greatest writers.
(1882–1941), Having been used as temporary exhibition space for
Bloomsbury novelist major exhibitions, it reverted to its normal use in
5 WB Yeats (1865–1939), 2009. The Great Court is the capital’s largest covered
Irish poet and playwright square and contains shops, cafés and the British
6 Thomas Hardy Museum’s main information desk, supplying visitors
(1840–1928), English with everything they need for an informed visit.
novelist
7 George Bernard Shaw
(1856–1950), Irish
playwright
8 EM Forster (1879–1970),
English novelist
9 Rudyard Kipling
(1865–1936) Poet,
novelist and chronicler
Rooftop View of the Great Court
of Empire The top of the Reading Room dome protrudes
0 Leon Trotsky (1879–1940), from the new glass roof of the Great Court. The
Russian revolutionary public can now use the room to access information
about the museum’s collections by computer.

The Reading Room at the centre of the Great Court

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 National Gallery
The National Gallery has around 2,300 pictures,
from the early Renaissance to the Impressionists
(1250–1900), forming one of the greatest col-
London’s Top 10

lections in the world. Containing work by the

most important painters of the main European ! The Virgin and Child
with St Anne and St
schools, the collection was acquired by the John the Baptist
government from John Julius Angerstein in 1824, This full-size drawing for a
painting, known as a cartoon
and moved to the present building (also home to (from cartone, a large
the National Portrait Gallery, see pp14–15) in sheet of paper), is one of
1838. The Sainsbury Wing, built in the masterpieces of the
Renaissance, by Leonardo
1991, houses the excellent early da Vinci (1452–1519).
Renaissance collection.
Top 10 Paintings
1 The Virgin and Child with 9 8
St Anne and St John
National Gallery façade the Baptist
There is a café and 2 The Arnolfini Portrait
a good restaurant. 3 The Ambassadors
4 The Wilton Diptych
The Sainsbury Wing 5 The Rokeby Venus
has an excellent art 6 Mystic Nativity
bookshop. 7 The Supper at Emmaus
8 A Young Woman Standing at a Virginal
Guided tours and
9 A Woman Bathing in a Stream
audio guides are
available. 0 Bathers at La Grenouillière

Explore the collec-

tion on screen with
ArtStart, which 4
is situated in the
Sainsbury Wing.

• Trafalgar Square WC2 6 2

• Map L4
• 020 7747 2885
• www.nationalgallery.
org.uk £ The
Ambassadors
• Open 10am–6pm Sat– Symbols, such as the
Thu (10am–9pm Fri). Sainsbury
foreshortened skull Wing
Sainsbury Wing exhibi-
tions open until 9pm
on Wed
@ The Arnolfini
Portrait
foretelling death,
abound in this painting
entrance

One of the most famous by Hans Holbein (1533).

• Free paintings from the exten-
• Free guided tours at sive Flemish collection is Key to Floorplan
11:30am and 2:30pm
this unusual and masterly
daily (also 7pm Fri) Paintings 1250–1500
portrait of an Italian banker
and his wife in Bruges Paintings 1500–1600
(above). Jan van Eyck
(c.1385–1441) brought oil Paintings 1600–1700
painting to a new and Paintings 1700–1900
colourful height.

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 % The Rokeby Venus
Painted in Rome to replace a lost
Venetian painting, The Rokeby Venus (left)
is the only nude by Diego Velázquez (1599–
1660), court painter to Spain’s Philip IV.

London’s Top 10
^ Mystic Nativity
Feminine grace has never been depicted
better than by the painter Sandro Botticelli
(1445–1510). Painted in a centennial year,
Mystic Nativity reflects his own anxieties,
with an inscription from Revelation.

7
( AinWoman Bathing
a Stream
This portrait by Rembrandt
(1606–69) was painted
5 when his technical
powers were at their
0 height, and shows his
striking brushwork and
mastery of earthy colours.
Getty
entrance

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Square
entrance
1

3 & The Supper

at Emmaus
A master of light and ) Bathers at La
Grenouillière
shade, Caravaggio (1571– Claude Monet (1840–
1610) painted without 1926), the original
preliminary drawings Impressionist, explored
and used contemporary the effect of light on
$ The Wilton
Diptych
costumes and settings to
produce a vivid realism.
water at La Grenouillière
(above), a popular bathing
A highlight of Gothic art, spot on the Seine, where
this exquisite English royal he worked alongside
painting (below), by an Auguste Renoir.
unknown artist, shows
Richard II being recom-
Gallery Guide
mended to the Virgin by
saints John the Baptist, The gallery is divided
Edward and Edmund. into four areas. The
Sainsbury Wing contains
the Early Renaissance
collection, with paintings
from 1250 to 1500. The

* AStanding
Young Woman
at a
West Wing displays
works from 1500 to
Virginal 1600, the North Wing
Peace and calm rule the 1600–1700, and the
works of the Dutch painter East Wing 1700–1900.
Jan Vermeer (1632–75). Although the main
Many of his interiors entrance is on Trafalgar
(above) were painted in Square, the Sainsbury
his home in Delft, but it Wing makes a more
has never been possible sensible starting point.
to identify his models.

For more London galleries See pp50–51 13

 National Portrait Gallery
This is one of the most unexpectedly pleasing
galleries in London. Unrelated to the neighbouring ! Queen Elizabeth I
This anonymous
National Gallery, it opened in 1856. Well-known portrait is one of several
London’s Top 10

names can be put to some not-so-well-known of Elizabeth I, who

presided over England’s
faces, and there are some fascinating paintings Renaissance (1533–1603).
from Tudor times to the present day. Royalty is The Tudor rooms are the
depicted from Richard II (1367–1400) to Queen most satisfying in the
gallery, and they contain
Elizabeth II, and the collection also holds a 1554 two cases of miniature
miniature, the oldest self-portrait in oils in England. paintings, a popular
The displays are changed regularly so paintings genre of the time.

from the collection are not always on view.

Top 10 Portraits
1 Queen Elizabeth I
2 William Shakespeare
Royal coat of arms, main 3 The Brontës
gallery entrance 4 The Whitehall Mural
The Portrait 5 George Gordon, 6th Lord Byron
Restaurant has 6 Horatio Nelson
great views across 7 Alfred Lord Tennyson
Trafalgar Square, 8 The Beatles
down Whitehall 9 Germaine Greer
to Parliament.
0 Margaret Thatcher
The Gallery
bookshop stocks
fashion, costume, @ William
Shakespeare
history and This is the only portrait
biography titles. of Britain’s famous
playwright known with
The ground-floor certainty to have been
gift shop has good painted during his
postcards. lifetime (1564–1616).

Free concerts at
6:30pm on Fridays,
and lectures at 7pm
on Thursdays.

• St Martin’s Place WC2

• Map L3
• 020 7312 2463
• www.npg.org.uk
• Open 10am–6pm The Brontës
Sat–Wed, 10am–9pm Found in a drawer #
Thu–Fri in 1914, this portrait of
• Free (separate charge the great literary sisters,
for some exhibitions) Charlotte, Emily and
Anne Brontë, from York-
shire, was painted by
their brother, Branwell.
He appears as a faint
image behind them.

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Ground floor 0 1 4
First floor 8 3
Second floor 9

London’s Top 10
$ The Whitehall Mural
This cartoon of Henry VII
and his son Henry VIII by Hans
Holbein (1537) was drawn for Germaine Greer
a large mural in the Palace ( The feminist author
of Whitehall, lost when the of The Female Eunuch
palace burnt down in 1698. is brilliantly captured
(below) by Portuguese
George Gordon, artist Paula Rego, the
6th Lord Byron % first artist-in-residence at
This painting of Lord the National Gallery.
Byron (1788–1824), by
Thomas Phillips, depicts
the poet and champion of
liberty in Albanian dress.
He died fighting with
Greek insurgents
against the Turks.

^ Horatio Nelson
This 1799 portrait
(below) by Guy Head
depicts Nelson after the
Battle of the Nile. Apart
from Queen Victoria and ) Margaret
Thatcher
the Duke of Wellington, Today’s famous are more
he was painted more likely to sit for a photo-
often than any other grapher than a painter.
British figure in history. This revealing portrait of
the former British prime
minister by Helmut Newton
allows you to study her in
a way you would never
dare in real life.

Gallery Guide
The gallery’s three floors
are arranged chronologi-
cally. Take the escalator
to the second floor and
start with the Tudor and
Stuart galleries (1–8).
& Alfred Lord
Tennyson Men and women of arts,
This picture of the poet science and industry
from the 18th and early
laureate is by one of the
pioneers of photography, * The Beatles
Photographic portraits 19th century are in
Julia Margaret Cameron took on a new lease of life galleries 9 to 20. The
(1815–79). She was given in the 1960s, when pho- first floor has eminent
a camera at the age of tographers themselves Victorians and early pho-
48 and was noted for her became stars. Norman tographs. The balcony
memorable portraits of Parkinson, who took this and ground-floor
Tennyson, the naturalist picture of the Beatles, galleries have 20th- and
Charles Darwin and the was one of Vogue’s favour- 21st-century works.
essayist Thomas Carlyle. ite fashion photographers.

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 London Eye
An amazing feat of engineering, this giant
observation wheel is the second highest in the £ Canada Tower
London’s tallest
world, and offers fascinating views over the whole building is at Canary
London’s Top 10

of London. Towering over the Thames opposite the Wharf (see p153) in the
heart of Docklands, the
Houses of Parliament, it was built to celebrate the East London business
Millennium year, and has proved enormously and finance centre. It
popular. Its 32 enclosed capsules each hold 25 stands in the middle of
the Isle of Dogs, in an
people and offer total visibility in all directions. A area formerly occupied
flight on the London Eye takes 30 minutes and, on by the West India Docks.
a clear day, you can see up to 40 km (25 miles)
across the capital and the south of England.
Top 10 Sights
1 Houses of Parliament
2 Wren Churches
3 Canada Tower
4 Tower 42
5 British Telecom Tower
Observation capsule
6 Windsor Castle
There are two cafés 7 Heathrow
in County Hall. 8 Alexandra Palace
9 Crystal Palace
Tickets are available
0 Queen Elizabeth II Bridge
on the day but
advanced booking is
advisable, especially
at weekends and in
the school holidays.

Binoculars are rented

out in the ticket hall.

After-dark flights
make the city look
romantic.

• South Bank SE1

• Map N5
• 0870 5000 600
• www.londoneye.com
• Open Oct–Apr: 10am–
8pm daily; May–Sep: ! Houses of
Parliament
10am–9pm daily (9:30pm The London Eye rises
Jul–Aug). Ticket office high above the Houses of
opens 9:30am daily.
Closed 25 Dec and
Parliament (see p34) on
the far side of the Thames. @ Wren Churches
The dome of St Paul’s
early Jan From here you can look (see pp40–43) stands out as
• Prices vary. Reductions down on Big Ben and see the star of the City churches.
for children, the disabled the Commons Terrace, Pricking the sky around it are
and senior citizens where Members of the spires of Wren’s other 31
• Timed tickets on the Parliament and the House churches, such as St Bride’s,
hour and half-hour of Lords drink, dine and the tallest, on which wedding
discuss policy by the river. cakes have been modelled.

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 $ Tower 42
Built for the National Westminster ( Crystal Palace
This BBC transmis-
Bank, this was the tallest building in London sion mast to the south of
until overtaken by Canada Tower. The fact the city (below) is near
that it stands out shows that the City is still the site of the 1851 Great
relatively unspoiled by high-rise buildings. Exhibition “Crystal Palace”

London’s Top 10
that was moved here in
% British Telecom Tower
Built for the Post Office in 1961–5,
1852 and burned down
spectacularly in 1936.
this 190-m (620-ft) tower (left) is a
television, radio and telecommunications
tower. At the height of terrorist activity in
the 1970s, the revolving restaurant at the
top was closed and has never re-opened.

) Queen
Elizabeth II Bridge
On a clear day you can
just make out the lowest
downstream crossing on
the Thames, a huge sus-
pension bridge at Dartford,
some 32 km (20 miles)
away. Traffic flows north in
a tunnel under the river,
south over the bridge.

Millennium
Legacy
The London Eye was
one of a number of
nationwide projects

^ Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle sits & Heathrow
To the west of the
designed for the
Millennium. The focus in
by the Thames to the city, London’s main airport London was on the
west of London (below). is one of the busiest enormous Millennium
The largest occupied international airports in the Dome, a spectacular
castle in the world, it is world. The Thames acts structure built in
still a favourite residence as a kind of runway, as Greenwich to house a
of the royal family. planes line up overhead national exhibition.
to begin their descent. Other projects were
Tate Modern (see

* Alexandra Palace
The world’s first
pp18–19) and the
Millennium Bridge, the
high-definition television Waterloo Millennium
broadcasting service was Pier, the Great Court at
transmitted by the BBC the British Museum
from Alexandra Palace on (see pp8–11) and the
2 November 1936. There opening up of Somerset
is an ice hockey rink and House (see p99).
exhibition halls here.

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 Tate Modern
Affiliated with Tate Britain (see pp20–21),
London’s most exciting new gallery is housed
within the old Bankside power station, on a prime
London’s Top 10

riverside site opposite the City. Large enough for

huge installations, its 88 galleries provide a light,
airy space in which to display Tate’s collection
of international modern art. This includes works
Three Dancers
by Dalí, Picasso, Matisse, Rothko and Warhol as $ Pablo Picasso (1881–
well as work by many acclaimed contemporary 1973) was noted for the
artists. The displays are changed frequently. different painting styles he
mastered as he pushed the
boundaries of Modern
Top 10 Exhibits Art. Three Dancers (above)
1 The Snail marks the beginning of a
new major phase in his work.
2 The Acrobat
and His Partner
3 Whaam!
4 Three Dancers
Bankside power station,
now home to Tate Modern 5 Coffee
6 Suicide
There is a great view
7 Summertime No. 9A
from the restaurant
8 The Reckless
on level 7. The Café on
level 2 overlooks the Sleeper
gardens. The Espresso 9 Fish
Bar on level 4 has a 0 Spatial Concept
riverside balcony. “Waiting”

With more than

10,000 titles, the ! The Snail
This 1953
Turbine Hall book- cutout is one of
shop claims to be Henri Matisse’s
the largest art (1869–1954) final
bookshop in London. works, completed
whilst bed-ridden.
Daily events of The paper spirals
cinema, video, represent a
snail’s shell.
talks and tours
are advertised in @ The Acrobat
and His Partner
the main hall.
Fernand Léger (1881–
1955) completed this
• Bankside SE1 painting (above) in
• 020 7887 8008 1948, months before
• www.tate.org.uk attending a Communist
• Map R4
• Open 10am–6pm Sun– £ Whaam!
This 1963 painting (above)
-sponsored peace
congress. The circus
Thu, 10am–10pm Fri–Sat. by Roy Lichtenstein (1923–97) is portrayed as a
Closed 24–26 Dec is based on an image from symbol of energy.
• Free (admission charge All American Men of War,
for temporary exhibitions) published by DC Comics in
• A boat service 1962. He was inspired by
connects with Tate comics or advertisements,
Britain (see p20) presenting powerful scenes in
an impersonal, detached way.

18
% Coffee The Reckless
Pierre Bonnard (1867– * Sleeper ) Spatial Concept
“Waiting”
1947) frequently painted René Magritte (1898– The Italian-Argentine
life at the dining table. 1967) painted this work artist Lucio Fontana
In this 1915 canvas, (below) in 1928, during (1899–1968) began to
the artist portrayed his a period in which he cut canvases in 1959.

London’s Top 10
wife Marthe sipping explored Surrealism and Although these cuts were
coffee with her pet Freudian symbolism. A carefully premeditated,
dachshund by her side, man sleeps in an alcove they were executed
suggesting an intimate above a dark sky and a in an instant. In this
domestic routine. tablet embedded with work, Spatial Concept
everyday objects, as if “Waiting” (below), the
Suicide dreamed by the sleeper. cut erupts from the
This painting by ^ surface, giving the
George Grosz (1893– impression of a gesture
1959) reflects the artist’s towards the viewer in a
disillusionment with way that is at once both
German society energetic and threatening.
especially during
World War I.

( Fish
Constantin Brancusi
(1876–1957) created Fish
in 1926. This sculpture
Gallery Guide
presents a bronze “fish”
on a polished disc above The main entrance is
a wooden base. Brancusi down a ramp into the
was known for his huge Turbine Hall below
ability to capture the ground level, on level 1,
essential qualities of his where the coat check,
subjects in elementary, information and main
abstract forms. shop are. You can also
enter the gallery on the
ground floor, level 2, by
the Café or by the
Millennium Bridge. The

& Summertime
No. 9A
main themed galleries
are on level 3 (material
The American Jackson gestures; poetry and
Pollock (1912–56) was the dream) and level 5,
pioneer of Action Painting. which includes a new
He carried out his first learning zone. Temporary
“drip” painting in 1947, exhibitions are on level
pouring paint on to huge 4, and level 7 has a
canvases on the floor. restaurant with great
Summertime No. 9A views of the Thames .
(below) dates from 1948. As with many London
galleries, Tate’s works of
art are sometimes
moved temporarily,
loaned out or removed
for restoration.

For more London galleries See pp50–51 19

 Tate Britain
Wooded
Opened in 1897 as the national gallery of British art, £ Landscape with
the magnificent collection at London’s first Tate gallery a Peasant Resting
ranges from 1500 to the present day. Its founder was Thomas Gainsborough
London’s Top 10

Henry Tate (1819–99) who made his fortune from sugar. (1727–88) was a
portrait and landscape
The collection contains works by all Britain’s major painter and a favourite
painters, and was greatly added to by J M W Turner. of the Royal Family.
Paintings are often moved to Tate’s other galleries, His family groups in
landscapes are among
loaned out or removed for restoration. The works on the finest “Conversa-
these pages, therefore, may not always be on display. tion pieces” in English
art. An artistic inter-
Top 10 Paintings pretation of his native
1 Norham Castle, Sunrise Suffolk, this is one of
his earliest landscapes,
2 The Deluge painted in 1747.
3 Wooded Landscape
with a Peasant Resting
4 Three Ladies Adorning
a Term of Hymen
Tate Britain’s grand portico 5 The Lady of Shalott
6 Elohim Creating Adam
Good basement café.
7 A Scene from the
Excellent restaurant,
Beggar’s Opera
with good wine list. 8 Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose
9 Recumbent Figures
Free guided tours, 0 Three Studies for Figures
talks and films every at the Base of a Crucifixion
day of the week. Free
audio guides are also
available.

Comprehensive art
bookshop.

Free cloakroom.

• Millbank SW1 ! Norham

Castle, Sunrise
• Map E5 J M W Turner (1775– $ Three Ladies Adorning
a Term of Hymen
• 020 7887 8888 1851) was the great Joshua Reynolds (1723–92)
• www.tate.org.uk genius of English was the first president of the
• Open 10am–5:50pm landscape painting. Royal Academy and a painter
daily. Late opening first This work typifies his in the “Grand Manner” – as
Fri of the month until use of abstraction and typified by this painting
9pm. Closed 24–26 Dec luminosity of colour. (above). He raised the interna-
• Free (admission charge tional status of British art.
for most temporary The Deluge
exhibitions) Irish artist Francis @
• Tate-to-Tate boat Danby (1793–1861)
service travels between moved to London
Tate Britain and Tate from Bristol in 1824,
Modern every 20 where he painted
minutes from Millbank large-scale biblical
Pier outside Tate Britain subjects as well as
fantasy landscapes,
such as this work.

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% The
Lady of ) Three Studies for
Figures at the
Shalott Base of a Crucifixion
Educated at Leading light of the Soho
the Royal arts scene, Francis Bacon
Academy (1910–1992) was uncom-

London’s Top 10
Schools in promising in his view of
London, John life. When first shown,
William this series of paintings
Waterhouse caused an immediate
(1849–1917) famously sensation, shocking
revived the literary
themes of the Pre- ^ Elohim
Creating Adam
audiences with their
savage imagery. They have
Raphaelites, as seen in Born in London and trained become some of his best-
this piece. Waterhouse’s at the Royal Academy known works (below).
subject is taken from School, poet, mystic,
Lord Alfred Tennyson’s illustrator and engraver
tragic poem of the William Blake (1757–1827)
same name. claimed to be guided by
visions. Elohim Creating
Adam is typical of his
work, of which the Tate
has a large collection.

Gallery Guide
The permanent
collection occupies
& Girl
Dog
with White
three-quarters of the
This picture (above) by main floor. Starting in
Lucian Freud (b1922) the northwest corner, it
shows the artist’s wife follows a broad chrono-
while pregnant. The style logical sweep from the
of the painting has roots 16th century to the
in the linear portraiture of present. The collection
the 19th-century French is arranged into rooms
painter Ingres. exploring historical
themes interspersed
with displays devoted
to single major artists.
Impressive loan exhibi-
tions covering all
manner of British art
are installed in the
remaining quarter of the
main floor and in the
six new galleries on the
* Carnation,
Lily, Rose
Lily,
( Recumbent
Figures lower floor. The Turner
John Singer Sargent One of several 20th- Bequest, some 300 oil
(1856–1925) moved to century artists from paintings and about
Britain from Paris in 1885 Yorkshire, Henry Moore 20,000 watercolours
and adopted some of the (1898–1986) was an out- by J M W Turner, is
Impressionist techniques standing sculptor whose displayed in the
established by his friend, work is on public display adjoining Clore Gallery,
Claude Monet. The title around London. This with oil paintings and
of this work is from a drawing by Moore shows watercolours on view.
popular song of the time. two sleeping figures.

For more London galleries See pp50–51 21

 Natural History Museum
There are some 70 million specimens in the
Natural History Museum’s fascinating collections. ! The Vault
The museum’s
Originally the repository for items brought home extensive collection of
London’s Top 10

by Charles Darwin and Captain Cook’s botanist, gemstones, rocks and

minerals includes brilliant
Joseph Banks, among others, the museum combines red Rhodochrosite from
traditional displays with innovative, hands-on the USA. The displays of
exhibits. With kid-pleasers such as the impressive glittering and colourful
stones and rocks include
dinosaur collection, it remains one of London’s most descriptions of how we
popular museums. Still a hot-house of research, depend on them.
the museum employs 300 scientists and librarians.

Top 10 Exhibits
1 The Vault
2 Earthquake Simulator
3 Journey Through the Globe
4 No. 1 Crawley House
5 Model Baby
6 Water Cycle Video Wall
7 Fossils
Main entrance 8 Blue Whale 0

Try the restaurant

9 Dinosaurs
in the green zone, 0 Darwin Centre
or the other two 8
cafés and snack bars. Earthquake
@ Simulator
A number of different The Power Within
tours are available, looks at volcanoes
including a visit to and earthquakes.
the outdoor Wildlife Experience a 5
Garden. Details at simulation of the
the Central Hall 1995 Kobe earth- 9
information desk. quake in a Japanese
supermarket (below).
4
There are free guided
tours of the Darwin 7
Centre at 3pm & 4pm
Mon–Fri (4pm only 6
on Wed).

• Cromwell Road SW7

• Map B5
• 020 7942 5000 $ No. 1
Crawley House
• www.nhm.ac.uk Perhaps the most
• Open 10am–5:50pm hair-raising display
daily. Last admission
is housed in No. 1
5:30pm
• Closed 24–26 Dec £ Journey Through
the Globe
Crawley House, an
exhibit which shows
• Free Approach the red zone by an just how many of
escalator that travels through the 1.3 million known
a giant globe. The model is kinds of arthropods,
made of iron, zinc and copper to or creepy-crawlies,
symbolize the Earth’s composition. share our homes.

22
% Model Baby
A giant model of an unborn baby in the Human
Biology galleries demonstrates sounds heard in
the womb. Other hands-on exhibits test abilities and
reactions and show how physical
characteristics are inherited.

London’s Top 10
^ Water Cycle Video Wall
A semi-spherical video wall in
the Ecology Gallery shows the ( Dinosaurs
T. Rex, one of the
water cycle and how it links all life museum’s impressively
on the planet. A walk-through leaf life-like animatronic
shows how plants make oxygen. models, lurches and
roars in this hugely
popular gallery. More
traditional exhibits of
fossilized skeletons and
eggs are also on display.

) Darwin Centre
The centre features
an eight-storey concrete
structure in the shape of
a cocoon, which is home
to over 200 scientists,
2 and provides protection
to millions of insects and
plant specimens.

Key to Floorplan
Ground floor

First floor

Second floor

Museum Guide
The Natural History
Museum is divided into
& Fossils
Marine reptiles that four distinct sections:
1 lived at the time of the the blue zone, which
dinosaurs have survived includes the dinosaur
in some remarkable gallery; the green zone,
fossils, such as the which includes the
pregnant female ecology and creepy-
Ichthyosaur, found in a crawlies galleries; the
Dorset garden, which orange zone, which
3 includes a wildlife
lived 187–178 million
years ago. garden; and the red
zone, which incorporates
the geological displays.
* Blue Whale
The Mammal gallery The ornately
houses this fascinating embellished Cromwell
exhibit, where both Road entrance leads to
modern mammals and the imposing central hall
their fossil relatives are with its grand staircase.
dwarfed in comparison An additional entrance
to the astounding life- on Exhibition Road
sized model of a blue leads to the red zone.
whale, the largest
mammal in the world.
For more London museums See pp48–9 23
 Science Museum
Packed with exciting hands-on exhibits, this £ Apollo 10
Command Module
huge museum explores the fascinating world The Apollo 10 Command
of science through centuries of scientific and Module, which went around
London’s Top 10

technological development. It shows British the moon in May 1969, is

on display, as is a replica
inventiveness leading the world in the Industrial of the Apollo 11 Lunar
Revolution, with spinning looms and steam Lander. Buzz
engines, navigation and early flight. It also has Aldrin and Neil
Armstrong
displays on contemporary science and cutting- stepped onto
edge technologies, with numerous interactive the moon from
exhibits in the hi-tech Wellcome Wing. the original
in July 1969.
Top 10 Exhibits
1 Exploring Space
2 The Secret Life of the Home
3 Apollo 10 Command Module
4 Harle Sykes Red Mill Engine
5 Puffing Billy
Science Museum façade 6 Babbage’s Difference Engine
There is a restaurant, 7 Health Matters
several cafés and a 8 Launchpad
picnic area where 9 IMAX Cinema
you can eat your 0 Pattern Pod 6
own food.

Visitor information
touch screens 8
throughout the
7
museum give details
of exhibits.

The museum store is

an excellent place to
buy innovative gifts.

• Exhibition Road SW7

• Map B5
• 0870 870 4868
• www.science ! Exploring Space
Rockets, satellites,
museum.org.uk
space probes and landers
• Open 10am–6pm daily can all be explored as well
• Free (separate charge as learning about Sputnik,
for special exhibitions,
the world’s first satellite,
simulator rides and IMAX
how we sent spacecrafts
cinema)
to other planets and
walked on the moon. $ Harle Sykes Red
Mill Engine
This immaculate steam
@ The Secret Life
of the Home
engine (above) can some-
times be seen up and
This gallery contains a running. It’s just one exhibit
wacky variety of house- in the Energy Hall gallery,
hold gadgets and gizmos, which includes one of James
from washing machines Watt’s original 1788 rotative
to burglar alarms. steam engines.

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 % Puffing Billy
Puffing Billy (left) ( IMAX Cinema
The cinema shows
is the world’s oldest 2D and 3D films on a
remaining steam screen higher than four
locomotive. It was built double-decker buses. An
in England in 1813 and impressive six-channel

London’s Top 10
used to transport coal. surround sound system
George Stephenson’s will totally immerse
famous 1829 Rocket, the you in the action.
first locomotive engine to
pull passenger carriages,
is also on display.

^ Babbage’s Difference Engine

The Computing and Mathematics
galleries on the second floor display a
model of the Difference Engine No 2.
Designed by Charles Babbage (1791–
1871), it was the forerunner of the
modern computer. ) Pattern Pod
Suitable for children
under eight, this multi-
sensory gallery introduces
9 0 ideas about patterns in
the world. The electronic
3 kaleidoscope and
interactive exhibits
make science fun.
5

2
4
Key to Floorplan
Museum Guide
Basement The museum is spread
Ground floor over seven floors.
Heavy machinery and
First floor large-scale museum
highlights are on the
Second floor
& Health Matters
Health Matters is a Third floor
ground floor. Tele-
communications, time,
multimedia look at medi- agriculture and weather
Fourth floor are on the first floor.
cine. Aids, cancer and
heart disease are review- Fifth floor The new Energy Gallery
ed by patients and and computing are on
physicians. Take a look at Wellcome Wing the second floor, and
“Jedi” helmets used for heat, health and flight
MRI scans of the brain.
* Launchpad
This hands-on gallery
are on the third. The
fourth and fifth floors
is aimed specifically at are dedicated to
children. In this area medical history. At the
(left), friendly “explainers” west end of the building
make key science is the four-storey
principles fun and easy Wellcome Wing.
to understand.

For more London museums See pp48–9 25

 Buckingham Palace
London’s most famous residence, and one of its
best recognized landmarks, Buckingham Palace Decorative lock on
was built as a town house for the first Duke of Palace gates
London’s Top 10

Buckingham in 1705. Between 1824 and 1831, Top 10 Highlights

George IV commissioned John Nash to extend the
1 Changing of the Guard
house into a substantial palace, which was first The Balcony
2
occupied by Queen Victoria in 1837. The extensive 3 Queen’s Gallery
front of the building was completed by Sir Aston 4 Grand Staircase
Webb in 1913. The Palace is now home to the present 5 Throne Room
Queen and the State Rooms are open to the public 6 Picture Gallery
during summer. Many royal parks 7 State Ballroom
and gardens in London are also 8 Royal Mews
accessible to the public (see pp28–9). 9 Palace Garden
0 Brougham

Victoria Monument

Time your visit to

coincide with the
Changing of the
Guard (see below).

• Buckingham Palace
SW1 • Map J6
• 020 7766 7300 ! Changing
the Guard
of
@ Th e Balcony
On special occasions, the
(booking line) • www. The Palace guards, in Queen and other members of
royalcollection.org.uk their familiar red tunics the Royal Family step on to the
• State Apartments: and tall bearskin hats, Palace balcony to wave to the
Open Aug–Sep: 9:45am– are changed at 11am crowds gathered below.
6pm daily (last adm each morning (10am on
3:45pm). Admission: Sundays, and alternate
adults £16.50; students days in winter). The
and over 60s £15; under guards march to the
17s £9.50; family ticket Palace from the nearby
£44; under 5s free Wellington Barracks.
• Royal Mews: 020 7766
7302 Open Apr–Oct:
11am–4pm daily (last adm
3:15pm). Admission: adults
£7.50; students and over
60s £6.75; under 17s £ Qu een’s Gallery
The gallery hosts a
£4.80; under 5s free changing programme of
• Queen’s Gallery: 020 exhibitions of the Royal
7766 7301 Open 10am– Collection’s masterpieces,
5:30pm (last adm 4:30pm) including works by artists
such as Johannes Vermeer
and Leonardo da Vinci.

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$ Grand Staircase
The Ambassadors’
Entrance leads into the
Grand Hall. From here
the magnificent Grand
Staircase, with gilded

London’s Top 10
balustrades, rises to the
first floor where the
State Rooms are found.

% Throne Room
This houses the
thrones of Queen Eliza- ^ Picture Gallery
The largest room in & State Ballroom
Banquets for visiting
beth and Prince Philip the Palace has a barrel- heads of state are held
used for the coronation. vaulted glass ceiling and here. The most glittering
Designed by John Nash, contains a number of social event of the year
the room has a highly paintings from the Royal is in November, when
ornamented ceiling and Collection, including works 1,200 members of the
magnificent chandeliers. by Rembrandt (above), Diplomatic Corps arrive
Rubens and Van Dyck. in full court dress.

* Royal Mews
Caring for 34 horses, ( Palace Garden
The extensive Palace
Palace Life
including the Windsor garden is an oasis for The official business of
Greys, which pull the wildlife and includes a the monarchy takes
royal coach on state four-acre lake. There are place in the Palace,
occasions, these are the at least three Royal which has a staff of
finest working stables in garden parties each year, around 300. The Duke
Britain. The collection of to which over 30,000 of Edinburgh, Duke of
coaches, landaus and people attend (below). York, Prince Edward
carriages includes and the Princess Royal
the magnificent Gold all have offices here.
State Coach, which The most senior member
was built in c.1760. of the Royal Household
is the Lord Chamberlain.
The Master of the
) Brougham
Every day a Household and 200
horse-drawn domestic staff organize
Brougham carriage many functions in the
sets out to collect Palace every year,
and deliver royal including around 25
packages around Investitures for recipients
London, including of awards which are
the Palace’s weekly given by The Queen.
copy of Country Life.

For more on royal London See pp54–5 27

 Royal Parks and Gardens
Buckingham Palace overlooks two of London ‘s
most central Royal Parks – St James’s and @ St James’s Park
London’s most elegant
Green Park – and is just a short walk from park (below) was laid out in
London’s Top 10

the 18th century by Capability

Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens. Along
Brown. Its lake is home to
with the other London parks, these provide some 40 varieties of water-
year-round pleasure and an invaluable retreat fowl. It has an attractive café
and, in summer, lunchtime
for all who live, work and visit the city. Many
concerts are given on the
offer facilities for tennis, riding and boating, bandstand (see p113).
as well as opportunities for other activities.
Picnicking in the park while a band plays is
one of London’s greatest summer joys.

Top 10 Green Spaces

1 Hyde Park
2 St James’s Park
3 Kensington Gardens
4 Regent’s Park
5 Green Park
6 Greenwich Park
Statue of Peter Pan in 7 Richmond Park
Kensington Gardens
8 Primrose Hill
Most of the larger 9 Bushy Park
parks have a number 0 Grosvenor Square
of open-air cafés,
restaurants and ice-
cream stands.

Parks open at dawn

and close at sunset
(around 9:30pm in
summer). Don’t get
caught in the middle
of large parks just as £ Kensington Gardens
A continuation of Hyde
the sun goes down. Park, Kensington Gardens
was opened to the public
Open-air concerts, in 1841. More recently, the
festivals and other
events are regularly
! Hyde Park
One of the most
magical Diana, Princess
of Wales memorial play-
popular features of this ground (below) has proved
held in Hyde Park,
huge London park (above) a great hit with children.
Regent’s Park and St
(see p74) is its lake,
James’s Park in the the Serpentine,
summer months. with boats for rent
and a swimming
• Royal Parks HQ, area. Horses can be
The Old Police House, rented and ridden in
Hyde Park, London W2 the park. On Sundays
at Speakers’ Corner,
• Map C4
near Marble Arch,
• 020 7298 2000 you can get up on
• www.royalparks.org.uk a soapbox and
address the crowds
who gather there.

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 ^ Greenwich Park Bushy Park
The 0° longitude meri- ( Chestnut Sunday in
dian passes through the May, when the trees’
Royal Observatory blossoms are out, is
Regent’s Park Greenwich, located on one of the best times to
$ Home to London Zoo a hill in this leafy family come to Bushy Park,

London’s Top 10
and an open-air theatre, park. There are great near Hampton Court.
Regent’s Park (above) views of the Old Royal Highlights include the
is surrounded by John Naval College (below), and Arethusa “Diana” Fountain
Nash’s Classical terraces. over London (see p147). and Chestnut Avenue.
The fragrant Queen
Mary’s Rose Garden is
a delight (see p129).

& Richmond Park

Covering an area of ) Grosvenor Square
The hub of high
2,500 acres, this is by far society from the early
the largest Royal Park. 18th century until World
Herds of red and fallow War II, Grosvenor Square
deer (below) roam freely is the only London
across the heath. In late square that is owned by
spring, the Isabella the Crown. On its west
Plantation is a blaze of side stands the imposing
colourful rhododendrons. American Embassy.
The Royal Ballet School is
based in the White Lodge,
originally built for George
Sport for Kings
II in 1727. Much of the land of
London’s Royal Parks

% Green Park
Popular with
was taken from the
Church by Henry VIII in
office workers, this the 1530s, during the
small park (below) Reformation. He was a
has deckchairs for passionate hunter and
hire in summer. It filled Hyde, Green and
was once part of St James’s parks with
the grounds of St deer. Henry also hunted
James’s Palace. in Greenwich Park,
London’s oldest, having

* Primrose Hill
North of Regent’s
been founded in 1433.
From the late 17th
Park, Primrose Hill offers century, parks were land-
spectacular views of the scaped and gardens laid
city skyline from its 66-m out. In 1689 William and
(216-ft) summit. Once a Mary ordered the plant-
popular venue for duels, ing of Kensington Gar-
this small park was saved dens. In 1811 the Prince
from development in Regent and Nash built
1841 when it was the private estate that
taken over by the became Regent’s Park.
Crown Commissioners.

Following pages View from Trafalgar Square to Houses of Parliament 29

 Westminster Abbey
A glorious example of Medieval architecture on a
truly grand scale, this former Benedictine abbey
church stands on the south side of Parliament
London’s Top 10

Square (see pp34–5). Founded in the 11th

century by Edward the Confessor, it survived the £ Poets’ Corner
This corner of the
Reformation and continued as a place of royal transept contains memo-
rials to many literary
ceremonials. Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation
giants, including Shakes-
was held here in 1953 and Princess Diana’s peare and Dickens.
funeral in 1997. Royals, deans, statesmen, poets
and writers are all buried or remembered here.
Top 10 Sights
1 St Edward’s Chapel
2 Nave
3 Poets’ Corner
4 Lady Chapel
5 Coronation Chair
6 Grave of Elizabeth I
The Abbey’s north transept The Choir
7
Hear the choir sing 8 Grave of the Unknown
at services at 5pm Warrior
every weekday,
3pm on Saturdays
9 Chapter House
and at the three 0 Cloisters
Sunday services.

Listen to free organ

! St Edward’s
Chapel
The shrine of Edward the
recitals at 5:45pm
Confessor (1003–66), last
every Sunday.
of the Anglo-Saxon kings,
lies at the heart of the
Guided tours and
Abbey. He built London’s
audio guides are
first royal palace at
available.
Westminster, and founded
the present Abbey.
• Broad Sanctuary SW1
• Map L6
• 020 7222 5152
• www.westminster-
abbey.org
• Abbey: open 9:30am–
3:30pm Mon–Fri,
$ Lady Chapel
The fan vaulting above the
nave of this eastern addition
9:30am–1:30pm Sat. to the church is spectacular
Open Sun for worship late Perpendicular (above).
only. Museum: open Built for Henry VII (1457–
10:30am–4pm daily. 1509), it includes two side
Pyx Chamber and aisles and five smaller chapels
Chapter House: and is the home of the Order
open 10am–4pm daily of the Bath (see p36).
• Admission: adults £12;
concessions £9; family @ Nave
At 32 m (102 ft), this is the tallest Gothic nave in
£28; under 11s free England. Built by the great 14th-century architect Henry
Yevele, it is supported externally by flying buttresses.

32 Preceding pages View of Big Ben from Trafalgar Square

 % Coronation Chair
This simple chair was 6
Abbey
Floorplan
made in 1301 for Edward 4
I. It is placed in front of 5
the high altar screen on 1 9
the 13th-century mosaic

London’s Top 10
pavement when used for 3
coronations.
7
^ Tomb of
Elizabeth I
2 0

England’s great 8
Protestant queen (1553–
1603) is buried on one
side of the Lady Chapel
while the tomb of her
Catholic rival, Mary Queen
of Scots (beheaded in
1587), is on the other
side. Mary’s remains were Cloisters
brought to the abbey by )The cloisters were
James I in 1612. located at the heart of
the former Benedictine
The Choir monastery and would
& The all-boy have been the mon-
Westminster Abbey astery’s busiest area.
Choir School, the only On the east side are
school in England the only remaining parts
devoted entirely to of the Norman church,
choristers, produces the the Pyx Chamber, where
choir which sings here coinage was tested in
every day. The present medieval times, and
organ was installed in the Undercroft, which
1937 and first used contains a museum.
at the coronation of
George VI.
Abbey History
A Benedictine monas-
tery was established by
St Dunstan (AD 909–
988) on what was the
marshy Isle of Thorney.
King Edward the Con-
fessor re-endowed the
monastery, and founded
the present church in
1065. William the Con-
querer was crowned

* Grave of the
Unknown Warrior
here in 1066. Henry III’s

The body of an unknown ( Chapter House

This octagonal build-
architect Henry of Reyns
rebuilt much of the
soldier from the battle- ing with a 13th-century church in 1245. The nave
fields of World War I tiled floor (above and left) was completed in 1376.
was buried here in is where the Abbey’s The eastern end of the
1920. He represents monks gathered. The church was extended by
Britain’s war dead. House of Commons met Henry VII who had the
here between Lady Chapel built. Finally,
1257 and 1542. It in 1734–45, the twin
is now run by the towers on the west
Abbey and can front were completed by
also be reached Nicholas Hawksmoor.
via Dean’s Yard.

For more London places of worship See pp46–7 33

 Parliament Square
The spiritual and political heart of the city, the £ Big Ben
The huge Clock
Palace of Westminster was built here a thousand Tower of the Palace of
years ago as a royal household, seat of government Westminster is popularly
London’s Top 10

and abbey. The square was planned as part of the known as Big Ben. How-
ever, the name
rebuilding programme following a fire that destroyed actually refers to
the Palace in 1834. Usually known as the Houses of the clock’s 14-
Parliament, the new Palace of Westminster stands tonne bell, named
after Sir Benjamin
opposite Westminster Abbey. On the north side of the Hall, who was
square, Parliament Street leads to Whitehall and No.10 Chief Commis-
Downing Street, the Prime Minister’s residence. sioner of Works
when it was
installed in
Top 10 Sights 1858.
1 Westminster Abbey
2 Houses of Parliament
3 Big Ben
Detail above Central Hall 4 Westminster Hall
window 5 St Margaret’s Church
The basement café in 6 Winston Churchill Statue
Central Hall is a good 7 Central Hall
place for a snack. 8 Dean’s Yard
To avoid long lines 9 Jewel Tower
for the Strangers’ 0 Statue of Oliver Cromwell
Galleries go after
6pm Mon–Thu.
! Westminster
Abbey
• Parliament Square SW1 See pp32–3.
• Map M6
• www.parliament.uk
• The Strangers’ Galleries
at the Houses of Parlia-
ment have limited
seating for visitors during
debates. Times are given
at St Stephen’s gate, or
phone 020 7219 4272
• Tours can be arranged
through MPs at www. $ Westminster Hall
Westminster Hall (left) is
parliament.uk • Tickets for about all of the original palace
summer opening of that remained after the 1834
parliament are available fire. For centuries the high
from 0844 209 0382 court sat beneath its marvel-
lous hammerbeam roof.

Houses of Parliament
A Gothic revival building @
from 1870 by Sir Charles Barry
and Augustus Welby Pugin, the
Houses of Parliament cover 8
acres and have 1,100 rooms
around 11 courtyards. The
Commons Chamber (right) is
where Members of Parliament
sit and debate policy.

34
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London’s Top 10
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This large assembly
hall, built in a Beaux
8 9
Arts style, was funded
by a collection among * Dean’s Yard
Buildings around
the Methodist Church this secluded square
who wanted to
celebrate the
were used by monks
before the Dissolution ( Jewel Tower
Built in 1365 to
centenary of their of the Monasteries in safeguard the treasure
founder John the 1530s which of Edward III, this is
Wesley (1703–91). closed their school an isolated survivor of
here. A new West- the 1834 fire. A small
minster School museum about the
was founded by history of parliament
Elizabeth I in is housed inside.
1560 and it
remains one of
Britain’s top ) Statue of Oliver
Cromwell
public schools. Oliver Cromwell (1599–
1658) presided over
England’s only republic,
which began after the
Civil War. He was buried
in Westminster Abbey,
but when the monarchy
was restored in 1660,
his corpse was taken
to Tyburn and hanged as
though he were a criminal.

Parliament
The 659 publicly elected
Members of Parliament
sit in the House of
Commons, where the
Prime Minister and his
or her government sits

% St Margaret’s
Church ^ Winston
Statue
Churchill on the right-hand side
of the Speaker, who
Winston Churchill was This powerful statue of ensures the House’s
among many eminent Britain’s wartime leader rules are obeyed. The
figures to marry (1874–1965), opposing “shadow”
in this 15th- dressed in his government sits on his
century church. famous coat, is left. The neighbouring
William Caxton one of several House of Lords is for
(1422–91), who statues in the an unelected upper
set up the first square. These chamber which has
printing press in include prime around 700 members
England, and Sir minister and limited powers.
Walter Raleigh, Benjamin Disraeli The Prime Minister
who established (1804–81), attends a weekly
the first British American presi- audience with the
colony in America, are dent Abraham Lincoln Queen, who today has
both buried here. Charles I (1809–65), and many other only a symbolic role.
is also remembered (right). statesmen and soldiers.

35
 Tower of London
London’s great riverside fortress is usually
remembered as a place of imprisonment, but it
also has a more glorious past. Originally a moated
London’s Top 10

fort, the White Tower was built for William I (the

Conqueror) and begun around 1078. Enlarged
by later monarchs – including Henry VIII, who £ Yeoman Warders
Some 35 Yeoman
famously sent two of his wives to their deaths on Warders now include a
female Warder. Former
Tower Green – it became home to the city arsenal, non-commissioned
the Crown Jewels, a menagerie and the Royal Mint. military officers with
Long Service and Good
Conduct Medals, they
Top 10 Features wear uniforms dating
1 The White Tower from Tudor times.
2 Imperial State Crown
3 Yeoman Warders
4 The Bloody Tower
5 Chapel of St John
Royal Fusiliers’ Museum
the Evangelist
6 Ravens
Enjoy a meal at 7 Royal Armouries
the Tower’s café
8 Tower Green
or restaurant.
9 Traitors’ Gate
Allow at least two 0 Beauchamp Tower
hours for your visit.

• Tower Hill EC3

! The White Tower
The heart of the
• Map H4 fortress is a sturdy keep,
• 0844 482 7799 30 m (90 ft) tall with
• Open 9am–5pm walls 5 m (15 ft) thick. It
Tue–Sat, 10am–5pm was constructed under
Sun & Mon William I, and completed
• Admission: adults in 1097. In 1240 it was
£16.50; children 5–15 whitewashed inside and
£9.50 (under 5s free); out, hence its name.
family tickets
(5 people) £46;
concessions £13.50 % Chapel
St John
of

the Evangelist
The finest Norman
place of worship in
@ Imperial
State Crown
London (left), which
remains much as it
This is the most was when it was
dazzling of a dozen built, is on the
crowns in the Jewel upper floor of the
House. It has 2,800 White Tower. In
diamonds, and the
sapphire at its top $ The Bloody
Tower
1399, in preparation
for Henry IV’s coronation
is from the reign of The displays here explore procession, 40 noble knights
Edward the Confessor the dark history of the held vigil here. They then
(r.1042–66). The Bloody Tower where mur- took a purifying bath in an
crown was made for derous deeds, including adjoining room and Henry
the coronation of the killing of the Little made them the first Knights
George VI in 1937. Princes, took place. of the Order of the Bath.

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 ^ Ravens
When ravens leave the Tower,
the saying goes, the building and 2
the monarchy will fall. There are
at least six ravens in residence, 0
looked after by the Ravenmaster. 8 5

London’s Top 10
3 17
& The Royal Armouries
This national collection of
4
6
arms and armour, shared with the 9
Royal Armouries’ other museums
in Leeds and Portsmouth, was
greatly expanded under Henry VIII. Plan of the Tower

) Beauchamp Tower
The new displays in
this tower explore the
different experiences
of real prisoners of the
Tower, including Lady
Jane Grey and the Kray
twins. The tower takes
its name from Thomas
Beauchamp, Earl of
Warwick, who was im-
prisoned here between
1397–99 by Richard II.

Tower History
William I’s White Tower,
built by Gundolph,
Bishop of Rochester,
was intended to
defend London against
attacks – and to be a
visible sign to the
native Anglo-Saxon
population of the
conquering Normans’
power. Henry III
(r.1216–72) built the
inner wall with its 13
towers and brought
* Tower Green
The place of execution for the Crown Jewels
nobility, including Lady Jane Grey here. The city arsenal
(1554) and two of Henry VIII’s was kept here, and
wives – Katherine Howard (1542) under Henry VIII
and Anne Boleyn (1536). (r.1509–47) the Royal
Armouries were
improved. James I
(r.1603–25) was the
last monarch to stay
( Traitors’
Gate in residence. All
The oak and iron coinage in Great
watergate in the Britain was minted
outer wall (above) in the Outer Ward of
was used to bring the Tower until 1810
many prisoners to when the Royal Mint
the Tower, and was established
became known nearby, on Tower Hill.
as Traitors’ Gate.

For more on royal London See pp54–5 37

London’s Top 10

Left Bell Tower Centre Apartment in the Bloody Tower Right Beauchamp Tower

Tower Prisoners
Sites of
! Bishop of Durham
The first political prisoner to imprison-
5
be held in the White Tower was ment 6
Ralph de Flambard, Bishop of 7 1
Durham. Locked up by Henry l in 3
1100, he was seen as responsible 40 2
for the unpopular policies of
9 8
Henry’s predecessor, William ll.
Anne Boleyn and Katherine

@ Henry Vl
During the Wars of the Roses,
Howard, are buried in the Chapel
Royal of St Peter ad Vincula.
between the rival families of York
and Lancaster, Henry VI was kept
in Wakefield Tower for five years, ^ The Dudley Family
Lord Dudley and his four
until restored to power in 1470. brothers were imprisoned (before
their execution) in the Beauchamp

£ The Little Princes

The alleged murder of
Tower for supporting Lady Jane
Grey’s 1554 claim to the throne.
Edward, 12, and Richard, 10, in
1483, gave the Bloody Tower its
name. It is thought their uncle, & Lady Jane Grey
In 1554 Lady Jane Grey was
Richard lll, was responsible. queen for nine days. Aged 16, she
was held in the gaoler’s house

$ Sir Thomas More

Chancellor Thomas More’s
on Tower Green and later exe-
cuted by order of Queen Mary l.
refusal to approve Henry VIII’s
marriage to Anne Boleyn led to
his imprisonment in the lower Bell * Catholic Martyrs
Under the reign of Elizabeth I
Tower. He was beheaded in 1535. (1558–1603), many Catholics were
executed. Most, including Jesuits,
were held in the Salt Tower.

( John Gerard
He escaped from the Cradle
Tower with a fellow prisoner in
1597, using a rope strung over the
moat by an accomplice in a boat.
Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula

% Henry Vlll’s Wives ) Rudolf Hess

The Tower’s last prisoner was
Some of the Tower’s most Hitler’s deputy. He was held in the
famous victims, such as the Queen’s House in 1941, after
beheaded wives of Henry Vlll, flying to the UK to ask for peace.

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Fortin . .. 946-0149 Visits and Protocol Officer ........... 952-2337
Joanne Lemieux-Contant........... 941-2815 Access to Information
Officer FefgusiFullerion:. 2... DI 957-5885 CITIZENSHIP AND
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Information Services POGGIO Mbs waren acca EEE ise tnd 952-2325
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Coordinator Pierre BÉTUDÉ LM a) nan, 941-3583 Julie Maisonneuve
............... 957-6982 Marie-Claude Lacombe ...,........ 941-3807
Statistical Officer ; L Francine Sidock ....:............ 957-5877 Case
Processing Centre - Vegreville OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT DEPUTY
MINISTER - CENTRALIZED SERVICES DELIVERY AND CORPORATE
SERVICES 365 Laurier Avenue West Jean Edmonds South Tower
20th Floor Ottawa, Ontario KIA 1L1 FACSIMIL EAP lesen 946-
6048(F) Office of the Assistant Deputy Minister Assistant Deputy
Minister JON RIMCWNINNIE EEE sees 957-3338 Coordinator, Youth
Network Philippe DélpOttet PAL I LEE 954-4555 Policy and Program
Advisor Shaun CUNbESON AE EM tik alo 952-1806 Executive
Assistant Nicolas Fortier ..... 957-2279 Administrative Assistant Tracy
Godin. .. . 957-1098 Office ASS ISIN i ee nes Ot CE LE ee ee 954-
4555 Departmental Delivery Network 365 Laurier Avenue West Jean
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Lyne 941-0061 (F) Director General Elaine Collins . ....... 941-8055
Executive Assistant Hélène Lalonde yer ssh, utes cies. fe 941-9291
Permanent Resident Card ÉAGSIMIPERE Airy Toa ihn. Qiarer 941-
7681 (F) A/Director Mariette Lachance ......... 957-3486 Manager of
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Centre - Sydney 47-49 Dorchester Street PO Box 7000 Sydney, Nova
Scotia B1P 6V6 FACSIMIÉE PARMESAN eee ell (902) 564-2421 (F)
Director Ernest Smith. ......... (902) 564-7825 Manager of IT Darren
MacAskill . . (902) 564-3262 Manager, Human Resources
ElloniGregonmeny sy tranny. (902) 564-7816 Manager, Finance and
Administration PierreiCamuSnscss cient dire er (902) 564-7820
A/Manager, Program Support Rose Anne Poirier. .....,.... (902) 564-
7803 Service Delivery Division 365 Laurier Avenue West Jean
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941-0933 Senior Project Officer Connie Terreberry.. . 941-3843
Information Services Program Officer PTW MELTS ey A A en APN ADI
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FACSIMICES OR ys tne (780) 632-8101 (F) Director Tony
Brothers......... (780) 632-8030 Manager, Administration, Finance and
IT Alberto Oliveros. ............ (613) 632-8162 Manager, Operations
Shirley Holmstrom. . ......... (780) 632-8087 Assistant Hedi Sokalski .
....... (780) 632-8035 Manager, Human Resources Sanjeev
Sharma............ (780) 632-8004 Program Specialist Doug Hoagland
0005 .. avek> (780) 632-8127 Operations Coordinator
BIGrOlagNiGholSHiesk sehen setae (780) 632-8001 Document
Centre 365 Laurier Avenue West Jean Edmonds South Tower 14th
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Citizenship and Immigration Services ÉACSIMILE ERA SRE deena: CE
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Guylaine Ramlot-Albert . ........... 952-8094 BOSCO FOIE PME LEE
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Director Teresa Baïtram ............. 952-3654 Human Resources
Coordinator Jonetainenstsett ete EME 941-6722 Administration and
Security Officer Almerindo Goncalves.............. 946-5945
Management and Information Systems Officer DetéMIGlKE wie EEE
941-3935 Administrative Officer SUzanne S-DeniS est dune A Lee
957-1313 SIÉDNANE EVER ENS whe A men 957-7708 Human
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Dur ane 941-8800 PRC Call Centre 5455 Chauveau Street Montréal,
Quebec HIN 168 GENERAL INQUIRIES.......... 1-800-255-4541
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Charlene Burton ............ (905) 803-7816 Manager, Corporate
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Systems Coordinator Daniclilintonicesrne tact). ei, (905) 803-7374
Operations Coordinator Liz Lebre-Resende........... (905) 803-7385
Marianne Caron............ (905) 803-2674 Query Response Centre 219
Laurier Avenue West, 4th Floor Ottawa, Ontario K1A 1L1 GENERA
INGUIRIES AMEN 957-1908 BAGSIMIPE Ree os AS er Seas 957-
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Prévost.......... 957-4418 Officer, Amendment to Record of Landing
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Edmonds North Tower 3rd Floor Ottawa, Ontario K1A 1L1 Director
General Guy Bélisle.......... 954-4223 Administrative Assistant
JOSCSIBEQUCGIM AMEN EAN! 954-4072 Commissionaires 300 Slater
Street Jean Edmonds North Tower th Floor Ottawa, Ontario K1L 1L1
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Mary-Anne Sitti) yates frien TIRE 954-4788 Locksmith/ID
Coordinator BOL OUZO NAME cca: ticle Tree 954-9126 Corporate
Security Director Robert Lanouetie............ 954-0653 Administrative
Officer EOUISEIEEMIOUXH Meets Se EEE 952-8660 Business
Continuity Planning and Emergency Management A/Chief Johanne
Lépine............. 952-2081 A/Coordinator Jennifer Charette. .......
941-6725 Office Administrator ChriSNelCOMICIS FRE chine ase ae
952-7261 Security Operations Chief Suzanne Waters .............. 957-
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952-3862 GCMS, Procurement and Contracting Services 219 Laurier
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941-9030 Accommodation Management FACSIMILE LES aired vey Re
Est 954-3754(F) Director Jean-Pierre Couét........... 954-2388
Facilities Officer Joél Simard.......... 954-6461 Accommodations
Operations Advisor Mike Doxiate rite mers Abate. re 954-2124 Move
Coordinator Steve Pagnello . ..... 954-5272 Strategic Accommodation
Advisor COICO ELON aio cdio dead odo PPT anc 954-5613 Senior
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KIA 1L1 FACSIMILE) vices «3 See eee 990-2338(F) Clerk Bernard
Borgeat.............. 990-4582 Reception: LR saat a) 990-4582
FINANCE BRANCH 300 Slater Street Jean Edmonds North Tower Ath
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RE 957-2775(F) Director General Wayne Ganim. ....... 954-4443
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Micheline Cardamore ............. 957-0492 Executive Assistant
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957-8179 Cost Management FACSIMILESSR SRE PE MAR LE 957-
2775(F) Project Manager Brenda Abramson .. ... 946-5227 Project
Leader Mike Weber. .......... 954-5249 Project Manager David
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1014 Cost Recovery and Revenue Generation Chief Marlene
Patrick............... 957-9192 Cost Analyst Claudie Besner......... . 941-
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Resource Management and Estimates Budget Control Officer Vickie
Bencze . . . . 946-4379 Financial Analyst Véronique Lapointe
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Milot. . 957-9150 Funding Control Officer , Chris HOUgh. LANTERNE
954-0460 Intelligence, International Region, Case Management,
Medical Services Senior Financial Analyst Hue Tang ..... 954-6206
Financial Analyst Hugo Lafreniére...... 957-6225 Financial Advisor
Margaret Winslow PERLE PE telat 954-0447 Enforcement,
International Liaison, Ontario, BC and Quebec, SPPR Senior Financial
Analyst Anna Soukhoviseva............... 957-9178 Advisor Theresa
Quenneville.......... 957-9037 Senior Project Officer mamearnrayKlein
"rh. 2e MEN 957-8628 IMTB, GCMS, Business Solutions, Legal
Services and Metropolis Senior Project Officer Daniel Simard . .. .
954-0095 Junior Financial Analyst Nathalie Lavoie . 941-2258 Advisor
Caroline; sanders: . 9. 40: eee 941-9015 Accounting Operations
GAGSIMINE AE cra PSP nach eae 957-2775(F) Director André
Couture.............. 957-8905 Administrative Officer Michelle
Michaud................ 957-9447 NHQ Accounting Manager Marcel
Renaud ............ 957-9592 Supervisor, Revenue Accounting and IPAR
Michèle Legault. . . ... ee ER D 957-7578 Revenue Guylaine Fortier
............ 957-9446 Account Representative Mary Hanson-Astles
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IPAR Clerk DOR, WAGNER LS le, 946-1855 Danielle AUDE EMEA A
ade 952-6357 Revenue Gwen Baldwin............. 946-1856 Revenue
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evn case 957-9386 NNES GGrepy cas ONT. He er: 957-9452 IPAR
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North Tower 3rd Floor Ottawa, Ontario KIA 1L1 FACSIMILE Perea
tact ah RCE 957-3377(F) Chief Jean-François Delorme ......... 952-
6277 Head, Corporate Accounting KANNEPO TONER VENTURE ANR
957-8907 Financial Analyst Anne-Marie Joanisse . . 954-4407
Accounting Analyst Jacques Bélanger . . . 957-8906 Client Services
Unit Manon Gaudet..... 957-2086 Cash Bond Christian Kiebbe..........
957-8462 Client Services Unit RICRATALATEANCO MEME AT ANNEE)
946-1853 ArleneïGhénien:....;: 1.214408 acter 946-1854 Revenue
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Collection Clerk Louise Clément Ame AMEN. 952-7588 Clément
Desrosiers............... 954-7450 Supervisor DENIS ATEN TERME
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2775(F) Director Martin Andison............. 957-4556 Chief, Financial
Policy Paul Hurtubise. . . 946-1335 Financial Policy and Systems
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360 Laurier Avenue West Narono Building, 6th Floor Ottawa, Ontario
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Payment and Travel Martine Labelle .. . . 941-3980 Financial Analyst
Leo Delarosbil....... 946-5009 Team Leader, Sales, Billing and
Receipts (SBR) André-Guy Chechippe............. 954-0071 Financial
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Asselin. ..... 946-5001 Financial Analyst and Training Support
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MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGIES BRANCH 365 Laurier Avenue
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Project Coordinator, Project Management Office Helen Ibrahim-
Laham ............. 941-8352 A/Project Manager Janet Ogilvie.......
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Program Manager Kathleen Levac ..... 954-1638 Administrative
Officer CainhernneMEONNE Mrs Per 952-7031 Administrative
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Office NONCYAMCEVOMERMEE TEE ATEN LERESEUTE 954-7427
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François Delorme ............ 954-4617 IT Financial Analyst Daniel Ng
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(GPS) MOMGHW.GUGCO aetna unl RL OS 952-5610 Investment
Analyst Miguel Adam ...... 941-9723 Senior Investment Analyst Line:
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GCMS Technical Architecture Linda l|CrAgOoN Mees MES UT 952-
3481 Senior Data Analyst Marilou Storie . .... 946-3724 Data Analyst
Albert Redden .......... 952-3802 Project Leader Debbie Tweedle........
952-2045 Chief, Application Architecture BeGOZZ OIC, 22 race AO
954-5378 149E Chief, Data/Information Arthitecture
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Management 360 Laurier Avenue West Narono Building, 5th Floor
Ottawa, Ontario KIA 1L1 FACSIMILE) aeons Teak Loe ae 954-4441
(F) Director Ginette Fillon .............. 954-5866 Administrative Officer
Yves Grenier ..... 954-4378 Assistant Suzanne MAdOrE. Lu 0. dee
957-8693 Data Quality 300 Slater Street Jean Edmonds North Tower
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Suzanne Landry-Aubin............. 952-7581 Mb CANTINE LS TRES VE
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9799 Records Scheduling Dale Plumb....... 941-2810 Scheduling and
Disposition Officer IIMIONG TUSSI Sep RME LAS RE ane 957-0575
Counter Service Barbara Watson....... 952-7285 Records Scheduling
Julia Kong ....... 941-0955 Supervisor, Case Kim Henry.......... 957-
7292 Records Scheduling SHONGIKCNC Yenc ie cera nes icant 954-
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A/Manager Charlene Elgee........... 954-1474 Reference and
Information Specialist Veerg Hamas st rase ot 954-4219 Cataloguer
Woody McRae ........... 954-4303 Collections Development Technician
BUCONOUC ces ARS Le LE 941-6318 Systems and Documents
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FACSIMILE Sc Same eR NE 957-3977(F) Senior Web Technologies
Officer GHiS HEN TERRESTRE ARR 957-2701 Web Maintenance
Officer Karen Fuoco . . 957-5900 Webmaster Joëlle Proulx-Clermont .
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Chantal SIRET ER RUE 957-8863 Publications Officer Melanie
Matacheskie.............. 954-9294 Madeleine DUDUIS PRES. RARE
954-7525 Senior Web Technologies Officer Anne-Marie Binet ten on
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LAS RR, EAN 954-8889 Document Designer and Analyst Jere Michel
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Nancy Camacho. eee Re rERERS. 941-4330 Request Coordinator
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Programmer/Analyst Christine Zhao-Laglo.............. 948-8748 Project
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Project Planner Anne Ward........... 948-8754 Senior
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