A great, ever changing selection from 100 years of transport advertising. You can see the entire collection of over 5,000 posters online too... Read more.
Spent several hours happily squirrelling away in the archives - museum has some of the greatest posters in history! http://ww2poster.wordpress.com/2009/04/10/london-transport-posters-in-wartime/ Read more.
They have ANY bit of crap branded with their characters... But they don't sell crispy, peanut butter, coconut, mint or pretzel, and they never heard of dark chocolate m&m's! FAIL tourist trap!
‘Platform 9 and 3/4 ‘ is a site of pilgrimage for fans of Harry Potter, as this is the place of departure for the Hogwarts Express. A luggage trolley ‘disappearing’ through a wall marks the spot.
Definitely recommend the Q-Bot on busy days - plus the premier parking. At £15 per head and £6 for the day (respectively) it might seem expensive but worth it. Would definitely come for two or three
Britain’s first escalators were installed at this famous department store in 1898. Women were offered brandy at the summit in order to calm their nerves.
Great departments inside Harrods, but the general atmosphere and decoration is what makes it so unique.
WiFi: the "public" one and the password is Stud1oTour
Couldn't be happier with what I've seen here. You feel the magic, it's emotionally brilliant. Absolutely worth it for all HP fans :)
The ButterBeer sold here is awful. Doesn't come close to the same drink sold in Orlando. Don't waste your money, keep it and save up to go to Orlando, buy a ButterBeer there, and get the frozen one.
