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Holidays in Marylebone

All of us know that travel is life. So pull out your suitcase, kiss your cat goodbye and hit up Marylebone! A London neighbourhood, it's a seriously good base for exploring this amazing city's sights. With 7,600,000 people calling the capital of England home, you're bound to meet some new like-minded BFFs during your journey. To reach Marylebone from Heathrow Airport, catch a taxi, pile your luggage in the boot and travel 20 kilometres to the east. If you're coming from the city centre, you'll need to journey 2 kilometres northwest.

With a good deal of the city's top attractions nearby, Marylebone is heaven for sightseers. From the Big Ben to Buckingham Palace, there's lots to keep visitors like yourself amused. After taking a look at those, you're going to want to head onwards to Royal Albert Hall and Trafalgar Square. A brilliant way to get a deeper understanding of this city is to visit a few of its neighbourhoods. So why not head to nearby Baker Street and Portland Place and discover their unique charms?

Of course, one of the first stops you're going to want to make is St. Paul's Cathedral. This big-name attraction is located just 4 kilometres east of Marylebone.

The city centre also boasts a multitude of sights to lay your eyes on, such as the Coca-Cola London Eye and Westminster Abbey. Piccadilly Circus and the Tate Modern are a few more of the area's greatest draw cards.

Really let your hair down at Kensington Roof Gardens, the Hippodrome Casino, the Empire Casino and the Park Tower Casino. They're top sites for those travelling without kids.

Head to some cultural sites to find the real essence of the region. The Saatchi Gallery, the Southbank Centre, the Royal Academy of Arts and the Photographers' Gallery are recommended stops.

Local art galleries like the Tate Britain, the National Gallery, the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Wallace Collection are a doorway into the creative history of the region. Why not see if there's an exhibition opening on and discover some of the incredible works?

Sometimes it's the star exhibits that jump out at us. Other times it's a neglected gem sitting in a shadowy corner. Keep a lookout for both at the Imperial War Museum, the Natural History Museum, the London Transport Museum and the Florence Nightingale Museum.

You can't beat the feeling of anticipation when a live performance is about to commence. Take your seat and watch the curtains rise at the Globe Theatre, Royal Opera House, the Hammersmith Apollo and the Victoria Palace Theatre.

Nothing beats going on holiday with the kids to make you feel youthful again. Embrace your inner child and have fun at the British Library, Covent Garden Market, Sea Life London Aquarium and the Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum.

The different sights, sounds and smells of the ZSL London Zoo, Vauxhall City Farm and the Kentish Town City Farm are a delight for animal lovers.

Young kids love to run around and be active. Luckily, there are a few places nearby where they can blow off some steam. Hampstead Heath, Highbury Pool, the London Wonderground and The Castle Climbing Centre are some well-known options.

Few things can soothe mind like the smells, sights and sounds of nature. Get a taste of it at Primrose Hill, the Queen Mary's Gardens, Hampstead Ponds and Berkeley Square.

Get your blood pumping at a close-by reserve, such as the Chelsea Physic Garden, Camley Street Natural Park, Gillespie Park and Ecology Centre and Highgate Wood. Bring a decent camera to capture photos of the local flora and fauna.

Whether you're in the mood to sit under a tree with a book or meet up with some friends, the nearby urban parks are lovely places to be. Take your pick from Kensington Gardens, Russell Square, Hyde Park and St. James Park.

Quite often, the simplest way to get to know the locals is by checking out the shops. Be sure to drop in at Borough Market, Royal Exchange, Harrods and Portobello Road Market.

There's no better way to add a bit of thrill to your stay than by heading to a big game at Lord's Cricket Ground. The site also offers a behind-the-scenes tour where you can walk in the footsteps of Marylebone Cricket Club players and picture what it would feel like to hear the crowd shouting out your name.

Hotels in Marylebone

Thankfully, there's a room for you in Marylebone. For a place that's easy on the wallet, book yourself in at either the Sloane Square Hotel (7-12 Sloane Square) or the Montana Hotel London (67/69 Gloucester Road). Or would you rather spend your holiday in more luxurious surrounds? Get ready to be treated like royalty at the Bulgari Hotel, London or the Ham Yard Hotel, Firmdale Hotels.

Marylebone is, of course, the home of the Big Ben. If you want to stay close to this top attraction, the Corinthia Hotel London is just 0.7 kilometres away. Another option is the Haymarket Hotel, Firmdale Hotels, just 0.9 kilometres away.