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London for free???

greenpixey
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I'm going to London for two days in mid April with some friends.
Does anyone here know of any free events/things to do???
Does anyone here know of any free events/things to do???
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Most of the museums are free. For other forms of entertainment have a look in the Time Out magazine http://www.timeout.com/london/0
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Try looking at the LondonFreeList website.... it does exactly what it says on the tin...lists free stuff to do in London
Alot of museums in London are free (give a donation if you can afford it). Having moved here recently I have been to the Horniman museum (no sniggering at the name please!!!), Natural History Museum and the V&A...all free. If its a sunny day you can easily kill a few hours watching the street entertainers down by the London Eye.
HTH...and hope you have a lovely time!2008 gig list... Nickelback + Staind (OMG...Staind ROCKED!!), Roger Waters, Infadels, Pendulum, The Police, K T Tunstall, Breed 77, Biffy Clyro....oh, and Motorhead0 -
Not exactly free, but noticed on the side of the pack of choco pops cereal today, sainsburies own brand, they have buy one get 1 free for entry into the london dungeons, thats a must see! loved it when i went, might be going again this year, and also sea life centres and legoland!
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when are you going...its the marathon on 22nd April....0
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The Science Museum is good, also Borough Market on a Saturday.
Not a freebie, but try and get yourself an Oyster Card, otherwise at least use travel cards. Single bus and tube fares are now expensive. e.g. a single bus fare costs £2, with Oyster it is £1.
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Hey Greenpixey
You should also go to the Tate Modern their free collections are brilliant and the sculptures in the turbine hall are always amazing. A walk along the South Bank is really nice on a Sunday.
If you're going to be out in the city then you might think about cashing in some clubcard points for eating out vouchers? Or for evening food, go out a bit earlier and get a fixed price theatre menu, usually around £12 for 2 or 3 courses. You can also look at the offers on https://www.toptable.co.uk - I think you also get Piggy points back for making a booking.
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