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Anyone who has spent time in London knows that when spring returns, the city undergoes an amazing change. Colour returns to the city as the grey of winter dissipates and the streets, parks and gardens take on a new life. The once empty streets and parks fill with people looking to bask in the warm spring sunshine. Spring is the perfect time to visit London and we at Friendly Rentals have the perfect spring apartment for your visit.

While we dream of shopping in Selfridges, the famed Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square, seeing a panto in the West End and all those other London Christmas traditions, we can also dream of coming back to our very own luxury apartment in London at the end of the day.

Come in, travellers, close the door and sit down next to the fire to warm your hands. Swathed in fog and rain, the streets of London hide dark mysteries of which you have never even heard tell, sinister secrets hidden behind the bricks and creaky doors of haunted houses… Would you like a cup of tea while you listen to the blood-curdling urban legends of the British capital? Come in, don’t stay in the doorway...

As we suspect you probably know, the Olympic Games 2012 (2012 Olympics dates 27th July – 12th August; Paralympic Games held directly afterwards) will be taking place in London. London is stating its case for keeping reputation as a major world player more strongly than ever, and there’ll be countless things to see and do in the British capital.

London, a modern and cosmopolitan city, is already fully immersing itself in preparing for the 2012 Olympic Games that promise to be the best ever yet. In the meantime, there are many activities, events and shows keeping the British capitals cultural and sports agenda busy and active.

The Christmas lights in London are truly spectacular and always add a little festive cheer so if you’re a fan then you may be interested to know where they are. Take a look below at our little guide to get you in a festive mood with the glow of the London Christmas Lights.

For a terrifying but entertaining experience London is the place to be this Halloween with a range of activities and events suitable for all tastes. Here are some things for you to do on the scariest day of the year.

The famous Hogwarts School of Magic and Witchcraft will be opening its doors to the public in London….And although many of us are not going to be able to sign up to potion, adivination, herbology and defence against the dark arts classes, you will be able to take a wander around the sets where the films were recorded.

Two of the main tourist attractions in London are Buckingham Palace where you can see the traditional Changing of the Guards and Westminster Palace, headquarters of the UK Parliament. Do you fancy taking a look inside?

If there is any city capable of winning you over simply with the captivating atmosphere reigning on its streets, then it’s London. The British capital is a cosmopolitan, active and lively city that perfectly combines tradition with the latest trends.

London is a city with many leisure activities on offer for adults, as well as children. If you are travelling as a family to the British capital then you will find it very easy to organise visits and activities as there are many places that you can discover and which are guaranteed to entertain the kiddies.

On Saturday the 28th of May, the most anxiously awaited football match of the season will be taking place. We are of course referring to the Champions League final which will be held in the legendary Wembley Stadium, London. This is an event that their most dedicated followers, as well as their rivals, Manchester United fans cannot miss out on.