A brief look at London by London Escorts

Hundreds of people visit London for nights out on a daily basis; they come looking for restaurants, clubs, casinos, cinemas, concert halls and lots more. London has an unseen abundance of nightlife that includes bars, eating places, cinemas, concert halls, night clubs, wine-bars, etc, the list is endless. Most of the places in the outside central London will close at twelve midnight or earlier but the deeper into the city you go, the longer the places will stay open with some holding 24hr licenses in the heart of London.

You will certainly see all types of places in London and party goers take their choice of venue from the authentic British, traditional Irish, Trendy Arabic, Chic African, American or any of the trendy chains all competing for a piece of this enormous market ... The river Thames runs through the heart of London and the banks are cluttered with ships and boats converted into restaurants, theaters, bars and night-clubs all buzzing with entertainment, Some groups of party goers may prefer to rent boats that will sail them up and down along the Thames while they dance the night away on their cruising night-clubs:-).

Travelling East will bring you in to an older part of London that used to be more industrial than urban, long considered as the less affluent part of London, this culturally rich zone gives you a taste of olden London with a few attractions to be seen. The Geffrye Museum in Hackney is a great tourist magnet and along the river Thames you will see; "The Tower of London", "Tower Bridge", the ExCeL, The O2 (a world renowned concert venue), Canary Wharf (London's financial district), "The Canary wharf" one of Europe's tallest buildings, and so much more...
East London today is the fastest expanding part of London, it is a very vibrant area and if you have ever been to east London, do not be alarmed if the place you see now does not look familiar. Stratford hosted the London Olympics 2012 and for three months it came to be the center of international games, the Olympics village has turned into the Olympic park, a trendy satellite city with all the mods and cons of a modern city, there are new underground train and open air cable car networks connecting Stratford to various other neighbouring developments in East London.
Shoreditch, one of the flourishing locations in the east end is where fashionable bars sit alongside cut-price Indian restaurants, artists and fashion gurus make their very own clothes with materials from sari stores next door, and traditional cockney butchers share space with exclusive bakeries ... Shoreditch is evidence that London doesn't need to cost a fortune; Brick Lane is a mile of limitless dining establishments from the Indian sub continent while the Spitalfield's market is an area with a diverse assortment of markets, stores and dining places. East London communities boast of their new stature and whether you are a local or visitor from afar you will cherish the brand-new popular East London.

West London on the other hand is home to the leafy up-market spots of London; Mayfair, Knightsbridge, Kensington, Chelsea, are residence to some of the worlds most pricey hotels; The Dorchester, The Jumeirah, The Manderin, The Lanesborough, The Ritz and Claridges, are some of the elite hotels in west London that will most likely have an international star staying the evening on any day of the week. A lot of these hotels will have bars, discos and casinos that will be open to the general public and although they are very pricey, they are trendy, inviting and extremely active. Beefy body guards will grace the door ways while sleek glistening limousines glide down the leafy roads.
West London is home to many stylish pubs and restaurants that have a different feel from the loud East London and city venues, the crowds will tend to be a little older and reserved while the dress sense will be different too; sports shoes, leggings, sleeveless tops and dress jewellery will be swapped for dinner suits, shiny shoes, gowns and expensive jewellery. The places here will tend to be secluded behind exclusive looking entrances along quiet streets littered with the most expensive collection of cars you will see in the same place.

A typical evening out in London might begin with a drink at the Trader Vics, a pub at the Hilton Hotel on park lane, Mayfair followed by food at Nobu a restaurant at the metropolitan another hotel on park lane 2min walk from the Hilton, then before hitting the action, pop into one of London's meeting places like "The Long Bar" and "The Purple Bar", two fashionable and intimate bars at the trendy 5star Sanderson Hotel north of Soho, bars like these have turned into some of London's most popular gathering spots for the last drink before revellers hit Soho, the heart of London's nightlife filled with dancing venues, casinos, movie theatres and concert halls, outdoor performers and so much more.
Welcome to London's night life!


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