Concerts Journey South
concerts journey south
The different areas of London
As the UK’s biggest city, London is a fantastic place to live and work with a huge range of jobs, attractions and cultures.
Many people, however, are put off by the complexity of London and while its many areas offer different opportunities they also bring up variances in price and travel routes. For those happy to commute, areas just outside the city can make living expenses cheaper but journey times will increase and chances brought up by city life will be passed up.
Young people seeking employment in London choose to live in the city itself to get the most from its lively atmosphere and many opt to live close to their workplace. However, because of the great public transport system in place it’s not necessary to let your job dictate where you reside.
London is split in half by the Thames with North London seen as the more upmarket side. Most corporate businesses are found in this half so in places it has the feel of industry and offers more tube stations. Well known areas in North London including Archway and Highway, which have ‘small town’ atmospheres while inescapably being part of something bigger.
To the west are areas such as Camden, Notting Hill and Wembley which are tourist hotspots for their busy markets, classy restaurants and, of course, the national team’s football stadium which not only houses some of the top games in the country but also a variety of pop concerts.
South of the river has a lot more green space as a result of it formerly being a rural area outside the city walls. Some of the best parks are those found at Battersea, Clapham and Richmond.
As well as Battersea Park, the area is home to a famous dog and cat home as well as the power station that David Cameron and Margaret Thatcher have made famous speeches about. Battersea estate agents are always in high demand, with the area around the park one of the most popular locations.
To the south west you find places such as Earl’s Court, Fulham and Putney. The social scene in this area is one of the liveliest in the city with Earl’s Court Exhibition Centre a centre for gigs and concerts. The annual Oxford – Cambridge boat race starts from Putney Bridge every year and draws a large from all over.
As you can see there’s plenty of diversity in London and no matter where you choose to live you’re bound to find something of interest to you.
Journey South in concert
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A New Journey $7.17 CD > POPULAR MUSIC > ROCK… |
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1 Giant Leap $19.74 World music, world travel, and worldly wisdom form the unified whole of the ambitiously bohemian DVD 1 Giant Leap. Creators Duncan Bridgeman and Jamie Catto cast themselves as globetrotting ambassadors of goodwill and good music, and they prove better as musical explorers than as filmmakers. The result is a flowing, loose-knit tapestry of imagery, interviews, and diverse performances. Gathering ma… |
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Acoustic Africa $7.90 VARIOS INTERPRETES ACOUSTIC AFRICA… |
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Fourplay: Live in Capetown $9.37 Combining the mystery of the African continent with the contemporary sounds of smooth jazz, the celebrated ensemble Fourplay delivers an infectiously entertaining live concert in Cape Town. Songs include “Galaxia,” “Blues Force,” “Amazing Grace,” “Max-O-Man,” “Bali Run,” and more. 82 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital 5.1…. |
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Kenny & Dolly – Real Love (Import All Regions) $16.63 @Imported from Korea. (Some DVDs Have Korean Description on Cover) @Some DVDs Have Several Languages & Subtitles. @High Quality as USA Products. @All DVDs are Exactly Same as Description. @Language: English @Subtitle: Korean, None… |