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Visiting the salerooms here is like going to a small museum. Their experts will value items brought in by the public.
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London’s oldest purpose-built movie theatre, it remains one of the prettiest. Recently re-opened after refurbishment, with luxury seats, a bar and restaurant.
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The open-air theatre in Holland Park hosts an annual summer season of opera, theatre and dance, while art exhibitions are held regularly in the Ice House and the Orangery.
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Ride around Hyde Park or take lessons – this is the best place for horse riding in London.
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Go ice-skating and ten-pin bowling here – but try to avoid the after-school crowd.
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Alongside the Serpentine Lido, the Park Café has lakeside tables. Jazz and poetry sessions take place on summer evenings.
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The UK’s leading music college stages musical events throughout the year. It also houses a Museum of Musical Instruments.
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In the southeast corner of Kensington Gardens, this gallery houses temporary exhibitions of contemporary art.
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This corner of Hyde Park attracts assorted public speakers, especially on Sundays.
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On Wednesdays and the last Friday of the month the groundfloor galleries at the V&A Museum are open until 10pm, with talks and live music.
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