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Ealing, in the county of Greater London (6.2 miles, 10.0 km, direction S)
Ealing is a thriving place which is now hugely cosmopolitan and has a wide range of multi-cultural offerings.
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Shenley, in the county of Hertfordshire (6.2 miles, 10.0 km, direction N)
Shenley is a small village in Hertfordshire, it is equidistance of around 5 miles from both Watford and St. Albans.
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Rickmansworth, in the county of Hertfordshire (7.2 miles, 11.5 km, direction W)
This is a lovely old town where three rivers meet, it has lakes and watermeadows, and during the 20th-century was known for...
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Denham, in the county of Buckinghamshire (7.8 miles, 12.6 km, direction W)
This picturesque village is set in rich wooded countryside. It was mentioned in the Doomsday Book, and it has many attractive...
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Notting Hill, in the county of Greater London (7.9 miles, 12.7 km, direction SE)
This area of London is known throughout the world as the scene of London's biggest annual street party.
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Kew, in the county of Greater London (8.4 miles, 13.5 km, direction S)
Kew is just downstream from the delights of Richmond, and is best known for the Royal Botanic Gardens, or as they are more popularly known 'Kew Gardens'.
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Kensington, in the county of Greater London (8.5 miles, 13.6 km, direction SE)
The attractive Royal borough of Kensington has many special places. Most prominent is Kensington Palace, birthplace of Queen Victoria.
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Hammersmith, in the county of Greater London (8.7 miles, 13.9 km, direction SE)
Hammersmith developed around the River Thames, which is crossed via a graceful suspension bridge designed by Sir Joseph Bazalgette.
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Camden Town, in the county of Greater London (8.9 miles, 14.2 km, direction SE)
Camden town is a vibrant cosmopolitan region of London.
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Marylebone, in the county of Greater London (9.3 miles, 14.9 km, direction SE)
Marylebone is one of London's more affluent area's, it is home mostly to the well to do, and yet only a couple of centuries ago a large workhouse was built here to give shelter to the poor and homeless, often foundlings were discovered on the workhouse doorstep.
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Mayfair, in the county of Greater London (9.7 miles, 15.6 km, direction SE)
Mayfair has it all, it is the haunt of the rich and famous, with elegant houses and apartment buildings that are the sole province of the wealthy.
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Fulham, in the county of Greater London (9.7 miles, 15.7 km, direction SE)
It is the home to both Fulham Football Club and Chelsea, both play at Premiership level, thus some of the football's most talented and highly paid stars can often be spotted strolling along Fulham's streets.
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St Pancras, in the county of Greater London (9.8 miles, 15.8 km, direction SE)
The name of the area is taken from the boy martyred in AD 304. Pancras was the orphaned Christian son of a Phrygian nobleman who was brought up at the court of the Emperor in Rome.
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Piccadilly, in the county of Greater London (10.0 miles, 16.1 km, direction SE)
One of the Capital's most noted places, Piccadilly sweeps uphill with handsome houses on one side and Green Park on the other.
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Chelsea, in the county of Greater London (10.2 miles, 16.3 km, direction SE)
Chelsea is a district in London which in recent times gained fame as the 'home' of the 'swinging sixties' . The swinging sixties was defined on the Kings Road, which runs the length of the area and both the Beatles and the Rolling Stones lived here at one time.
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