London

20 world geography facts that might surprise you BootsnAll takes a trivia break and comes up with 20 geography facts that might even surprise some world travel experts	Lasting Memory - London, England, Europe Years later, Kaitlin Mills recalls only the utter distaste of a British woman.

A Father and Son's Adventure at Gatwick Airport - London, England, Europe Rob DeLoss and son had to spend the final three days of their European vacation at Gatwick Airport. Read why.	Postman's Park: London's Little Known Niche - London, England, Europe Cristi Farrell finds a park in London many locals are unaware of.
Journey of Drink Through Europe - London, Rome, Greece, Germany, Dublin, Scotland, Europe When Fiona Sanguinetti left for Europe, she wanted to see the requisite cultural sites, but, more importantly, she wanted to mingle with the locals - what better way than in their drinking establishments.	Transatlantic Tales - From India to North America Vasudev Murthy recalls how difficult it was in the old days to travel to the United States.
Harrowing Heathrow - London, England, United Kingdom, Europe Vasudev Murthy writes about how tight security is at Heathrow Airport. Read what happened to him - and worse - to others.	Traveling With a Clear Plastic Bag - London, England Jennifer L. Price recounts her experience of flying to Germany out of London the day after the terrorist arrests. She has a few questions about the effectiveness of the procedures, and what more can be done.
Stray Dog Days - The World Philip Blazdell rushes around the world, clenching his phone and dashing off love letters, one text at a time.	Hostile Hostel - London, England Laurie Hahn tells this tale of naivety in action - not knowing how hostels worked, she and her friends quickly found out.

The Freud House - London, England Freud had only been in London for a year, not nearly enough time to really saturate the house with ghosts. Nevertheless, as Eric Lehman entered, evidence of his interests abounded: the strange African fetishes, rows of dusty books, and the famous couch.	Pimm's and a Good Pillow - London, England, UK Staying with friends can be a down comforter sandwiched between the rented sheets of hostels.
A Good Night's Sleep in Affordable London Lodging - London, England Sleep like a king in London, without Henry the Eighth's budget.	Seeing the Sights - London, England There are some cities in the world where it just seems unacceptable not to indulge in the tourist sights on your first visit.
Clubbing in Europe - Europe >Your legs may be too tired for extensive sightseeing after dancing until five a.m., but your memories will be worth it! Cheryl Yanek offers her picks for clubbing in Europe.	Australians a Plenty in Britain - London, England, United Kingdom Matthew Shorrock highlights some of the challenges Aussies face when they head to London.
After the Bombs - How Terrorism has Affected Travellers - London, England Matthew Shorrock interviews travelers about their take on backpacking in the post-9/11 world.	London Revisited - London, England You can tell it's Xmas time again in London because Selfridges have put up their famous decorations, more than 50% of the tube escalators are out of action and Leceister Square is awash with chunder.

A Book Lover's Tour of London - London, England, United Kingdom As the ruins are evidence of Rome's contribution to democratic society, so are the works of literature housed and nursed by the British Library evidence of the honor that these artists have brought to England.	From the Ashes - St. Paul's Cathedral Mark Tisdale hangs out with the coolest dead people in London.