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its three hours before classes and for the benefit for everybody who hasn't been to London or clueless about this lovely place.

Every day I get the number 24 bus to university and back but very rarely venture past Central London on it, despite the fact it can take you all the way from Hampstead Heath in North London to Pimlico in South London. I don't think Pimlico is somewhere I've ever been but I have taken it as far as Victoria before.

The route is lined with interesting London sights and many popular tourist attractions. Starting at Hampstead Heath, where just a short walk away to the Heath itself - known by many as the lungs of London - you can get a fabulous view over the whole of London.

Coming south you pass the small street market at Queen's Crescent before arriving into the heart of Camden Town, where you will find the famous Camden Lock Markets. Further down the line you pass the impressive Euston Tower - Camden's tallest office building - and travel past the main UCL campus.

Getting closer to the heart of London's West End you soon start seeing hordes of people, whether visiting the British Museum, doing a spot of shopping on Oxford Street or any one of a hundred-and-one other things.

Part 2 coming later.

*nat

its three hours before classes and for the benefit for everybody who hasn't been to London or clueless about this lovely place.

Every day I get the number 24 bus to university and back but very rarely venture past Central London on it, despite the fact it can take you all the way from Hampstead Heath in North London to Pimlico in South London. I don't think Pimlico is somewhere I've ever been but I have taken it as far as Victoria before.

The route is lined with interesting London sights and many popular tourist attractions. Starting at Hampstead Heath, where just a short walk away to the Heath itself - known by many as the lungs of London - you can get a fabulous view over the whole of London.

Coming south you pass the small street market at Queen's Crescent before arriving into the heart of Camden Town, where you will find the famous Camden Lock Markets. Further down the line you pass the impressive Euston Tower - Camden's tallest office building - and travel past the main UCL campus.

Getting closer to the heart of London's West End you soon start seeing hordes of people, whether visiting the British Museum, doing a spot of shopping on Oxford Street or any one of a hundred-and-one other things.

Part 2 coming later.