Whether it’s antiques (古董), food or vintage clothes, you’ll find it at one of London’s markets. Most markets are open over the weekend, but some such as Broadway Market are home to shop, cafes and restaurants during the week — enjoy a walk here along the canal from Angel.
Picnic in the park
No matter where you are in London, there’s likely to be a park nearby. Among all the skyscrapers you’ll find some gardens hidden away, or head to larger parks, such as Hampstead Heath or The Regent’s Park (which is also home to London Zoo).
Watch a play at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre
Originally built by Shakespeare’s playing company, the “Lord Chamberlain’s Men”, this reconstruction of the original Globe Theatre holds productions of Shakespeare’s plays during the summer. Choose standing tickets to get close to the action, but be warned the theatre is open depending on the weather.
Swim outdoors
No, not in the River Thames. If you do like open water swimming, head over to Hampstead Heath ponds. But, if you prefer swimming pools, there are numerous outdoor pools to choose from.
Cruise down the river
See some of London’s landmark sites on a river cruise — take a seat on the top of the boat for the best view.
Finish the day by watching a film under the stars
London boasts many open air cinemas, so there’s something for everyone, from opera outside the Royal Opera House to British films at Somerset House — the choice is yours.
1. What can we know about Broadway Market?| A．We must visit it from Angel. | B．We’d better go there on weekends. |
| C．We can enjoy boating on the canal. | D．We can pick up an ancient item there. |
| A．In Broadway Market. | B．In The Regent’s Park. |
| C．In Lord Chamberlain’s Men. | D．On the River Thames. |
| A．To introduce a book. | B．To explain a cultural place. |
| C．To encourage people to study abroad. | D．To provide a few tips for visiting London. |
