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Visions of firelit Cotswolds country inns, shopping at Harrod's, and carols in the Royal Albert Hall make England—especially London—a potent draw at Christmastime.
Read the articleDestinations: Barnsley · London · The Cotswolds · Soho/Covent Garden · Hyde Park/Green Park · Chelsea/Kensington · Knightsbridge · East London · Trafalgar Square · West End
Themes: Food + Drink · Holiday Travel · Shopping
Inspired by: Christmas in London — by Alice Gordon, Published Nov. 2007
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