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 Piccadilly Circus
from London Landscape TV (HD 720p)
June 20, 2008
This five minute episode captures the people relaxing in the warm weather at Piccadilly Circus, a famous road junction and people space in the heart of the West End close to Leicester Square. on Friday 20 June 2008. In this episode you get to sense the atmosphere of the place, from the neon and video signs, the breathtaking horse fountain, to the random community of workers, residents and tourists sitting around the large circular base of the Shaftesbury fountain and statue of Eros.
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 Rangers fans in Manchester city centre
from YouTube :: Tag // soccer
May 16, 2008
This is from half time, in piccadily gardens in manchester. they was suposed to be playing the match on big screens for thousands of fans, but the screens never came on and this is there reactions Author: BergensBy Keywords: Football Soccer zenit rangers Piccadilly hooligans casuals Added: May 16, 2008
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 A Magical Tour in London
from Dailymotion - channel travel
January 24, 2008
Have you ever visited London? If not, then experience the best tour of your life with Gift-tours! Gift-tours.com offers a range of high quality London sightseeing tours, hotels and theater tickets for the traveler. Have a quick look how London looks like! Author: GiftTours Tags: gifttours oxford street piccadilly travel events sightseeing videos london eye toursist attraction historial places royal palace buckingham tours theater hotels daytrip england studios92 uk Posted: 24 January 2008 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1
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 MOV00692
from Dailymotion - channel street
January 05, 2008
petit tour de Piccadilly CircusAuthor: Gonzague87 Tags: Londres Piccadilly Circus Posted: 05 January 2008 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1
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 episode337
from Viddler > Most Popular Videos - Week
October 19, 2007
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 Summer: 4 - Oxford Circus to Piccadilly Circus
from London Landscape TV (HD 720p)
August 10, 2007
As our Summer In The City journey continues, we take one last look at the busy Oxford Circus before heading south down Regent Street. We pass several well-known stores (including the fabulous new Apple store - a must-visit for all Apple computer / iPod / Apple TV / iPhone fans!). Its great seeing all the people in Regent Street milling around, window-shopping; some laden with bags, some noticing the camera and trying to seek attention! All too soon we are at Piccadilly Circus, famous for its Statue of Eros and also the great advert hoardings, most now digital movie screens which the camera lingers to watch for a while. Just as we turn back for one last look at Eros, I suffer sudden battery failure! The camera tries a couple of time to capture more footage but in vain as video of Piccadilly Circus is replaced dramatically with a TV test card! Ok... a bit of artistic licence to advertise the launch of the forthcoming HD 1080 service but I did actually suffer sudden battery failure which explains the very short episode this week and the drop in pictures at the end of this episode. Yes HD video picture lovers, message received: its back to the original Sony lens and that tripod-based 'locked-off and look' from next week...!
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 London tourist
from Dailymotion - Channel Travel
June 18, 2007
The first London night for Marion, my friend from Nantes. It was past midnight, so very quiet ! the soundtrack is from Amy Whinehouse.Author: tomkha Tags: london piccadilly circus amy whinehouse river thames eye big ben night tomkha Posted: 18 June 2007 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1
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 London tourist
from Dailymotion - Channel Arts
June 18, 2007
The first London night for Marion, my friend from Nantes. It was past midnight, so very quiet ! the soundtrack is from Amy Whinehouse.Author: tomkha Tags: london piccadilly circus amy whinehouse river thames eye big ben night tomkha Posted: 18 June 2007 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1
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 Piccadilly Circus
from Travel and Vacations
February 02, 2007
Piccadilly Circus is sort of like London's version of New York's Time Square but on a smaller level. Its just a shot of the shops and the traffic going by. I shot this the first day I was in England.
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 Mayfair
from Free London Walks for your Ipod or MP3 Player
October 04, 2006
Mayfair, London's most expensive area. This is a walk from Piccadilly Circus (Bakerloo and Piccadilly Lines, Zone 1). We start by walking along Piccadilly to Burlington House, home of the Royal Academy of Arts famous for its Summer Exhibition, exhibitions, events and library. Two beautiful Georgian arcades of shops follow, including Royal Arcade, so named because Queen Victoria bought her riding skirts from an outlet there. Shepherd Market is a lovely neighbourhood full of small restaurants, wine bars and pubs. In Berkeley Square, the noise of the traffic drowns out any thought of hearing the celebrated nightingales, but the sight of 200 year old plane trees, and people sitting outside enjoying the Autumn sunshine are consolations. Farm Street church is the UK HQ of the Jesuits, and we walk through its church yard. Thence to Grosvenor Square, dominated nowadays by the American Embassy. Just North of the Square is the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral, where we turn and pass down South Molton Street where we can see the Arms of the Corporation of London dating from the 1620's. Savile Row is the place to buy bespoke tailoring for men, but nearby in the Royal Institution Michael Faraday conducted his early experiments with electricity. The walk then returns to Piccadilly where we enter the church of St James's, with it's large decorated interior and weekday antiques market. Help us by sending us a contribution to our costs! This is a free service which many commercial companies charge to provide, and it costs money both in bandwidth and travel costs. A small donation using the PayPal button would be appreciated. On request, those giving $25 or more will receive a disk containing all the walks so far, including any that are unpublished at the time. Please ensure you provide your correct mailing address. I will send the disk post free to any part of the world. My thanks to those who have made donations.
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 Mayfair
from Free Audio London Walks
October 04, 2006
Mayfair, London's most expensive area. This is a walk from Piccadilly Circus (Bakerloo and Piccadilly Lines, Zone 1). We start by walking along Piccadilly to Burlington House, home of the Royal Academy of Arts famous for its Summer Exhibition, exhibitions, events and library. Two beautiful Georgian arcades of shops follow, including Royal Arcade, so named because Queen Victoria bought her riding skirts from an outlet there. Shepherd Market is a lovely neighbourhood full of small restaurants, wine bars and pubs. In Berkeley Square, the noise of the traffic drowns out any thought of hearing the celebrated nightingales, but the sight of 200 year old plane trees, and people sitting outside enjoying the Autumn sunshine are consolations. Farm Street church is the UK HQ of the Jesuits, and we walk through its church yard. Thence to Grosvenor Square, dominated nowadays by the American Embassy. Just North of the Square is the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral, where we turn and pass down South Molton Street where we can see the Arms of the Corporation of London dating from the 1620's. Savile Row is the place to buy bespoke tailoring for men, but nearby in the Royal Institution Michael Faraday conducted his early experiments with electricity. The walk then returns to Piccadilly where we enter the church of St James's, with it's large decorated interior and weekday antiques market. Help us by sending us a contribution to our costs! This is a free service which many commercial companies charge to provide, and it costs money both in bandwidth and travel costs. A small donation using the PayPal button would be appreciated. On request, those giving $25 or more will receive a disk containing all the walks so far, including any that are unpublished at the time. Please ensure you provide your correct mailing address. I will send the disk post free to any part of the world. My thanks to those who have made donations.
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