Up until the late eighties County Hall was the location from where the capital was run by Ken Livingstone his cronies at the Greater London Council. Now this pretigious river-side building over-looking the Thames houses many high profile events and a number of rooms including the original Debating Chamber can be hired for meetings. When there's no exhibition on, the Ozu restaurant, speciliazing in Japanese fare, is the best way to take in the fantastic views over the river and looking out onto Westminster. Large windows reveal sights of Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye. It's a great way to take in the sights while chowing down on some delicious sushi and sake. It's also very convenient place from which you can explore the neighbouring attractions which include the London Acquarium, IMAX cinema and the Dali Museum.
London Marriott County Hall
London County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road, SE1 7PB
Overlooking the London Eye and directly across the river from Big... More
London Marriott County Hall
London County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road, SE1 7PB
Overlooking the London Eye and directly across the river from Big... More
Marriott County Hall
London County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road, SE1 7PB
Overlooking the London Eye and directly across the river from Big Ben... More
Start with Art
Tate Modern's Long Weekend includes 'Start' - a programme of games especially designed for young children (4 - 11 years old) to help... More
Enchantment Under the Sea
A surprise visit to the London Aquarium might be a surer way to your darling’s heart than you think. Everyone loves a... More
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The Dali Universe is an innovative, permanent 3,000 square metre exhibition beautifully located at County Hall, part of London's cultural hub along the South Bank. ... More
The Hayward Gallery has been the originator or host of influential exhibitions since 1968. It mounts temporary exhibitions of contemporary and historical art. The gallery, ... More
The London Aquarium features hundreds of varieties of fish and sea life from around the world. Here you'll come face-to-face with sharks and watch divers ... More
A simply unbeatable location for anyone who loves to keep themselves busy. London's County Hall is at the heart of the South Bank, surrounded by ... More
American photographer Anthony Suau is the winner of the World Press Photo of the Year 2008 and you can see his award-winning photograph along with ...More
Stocking a wide range of yarns, needles, patterns and accessories, I Knit London started as a knitting community in Vauxhall in January 2006, meeting at ... More
The menu here reads like a comforting childhood reminiscence with some sophisticated bunting thrown on top. Devilled kidneys on toast, followed by an excellent slow-roast ... More
The concrete promenade along the South Bank greatly benefits from this large patch of green grass for striders, strollers and sightseers to relax on. ...More
Located on the South Bank, in the heart of one of London's prettiest thoroughfares, The London Bicycle Tour Company is ideally placed for a spot ... More
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Up until the late eighties County Hall was the location from where the capital was run by Ken Livingstone his cronies at the Greater London Council. Now this pretigious river-side building over-looking the Thames houses many high profile events and a number of rooms including the original Debating Chamber can be hired for meetings. When there's no exhibition on, the Ozu restaurant, speciliazing in Japanese fare, is the best way to take in the fantastic views over the river and looking out onto Westminster. Large windows reveal sights of Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye. It's a great way to take in the sights while chowing down on some delicious sushi and sake. It's also very convenient place from which you can explore the neighbouring attractions which include the London Acquarium, IMAX cinema and the Dali Museum.
