Barnet is one of the largest London boroughs. Hendon Aerodrome was the birthplace of British aviation and now houses the RAF Museum. Visitors can gaze at over 70 full-sized aircraft as well as a Flight Simulator, `Touch and Try' Jet Provost Trainer and Eurofighter 2000 Theatre.
Finchley, the borough's most famous area, is home to the Jewish Museum, which traces the social history of Jewish immigration and settlement in London. There is also a moving Holocaust Education Gallery. Finchley is also becoming a focal point for the Japanese community and sushi is now rivaling the supremacy of the salt beef sandwich! Minutes from the North Circular lies the Welsh Harp Nature Reserve and Reservoir, featuring Britain's first artificial bat cave. The area has also recently been designated a site of Special Scientific Interest.
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Barnet is one of the largest London boroughs. Hendon Aerodrome was the birthplace of British aviation and now houses the RAF Museum. Visitors can gaze at over 70 full-sized aircraft as well as a Flight Simulator, `Touch and Try' Jet Provost Trainer and Eurofighter 2000 Theatre.
Finchley, the borough's most famous area, is home to the Jewish Museum, which traces the social history of Jewish immigration and settlement in London. There is also a moving Holocaust Education Gallery. Finchley is also becoming a focal point for the Japanese community and sushi is now rivaling the supremacy of the salt beef sandwich! Minutes from the North Circular lies the Welsh Harp Nature Reserve and Reservoir, featuring Britain's first artificial bat cave. The area has also recently been designated a site of Special Scientific Interest. 
