A presentation with a selection of London images demonstrating that the City has something for everyone...great for attracting students!

2. Education – World no.1 university city

3. Welcome to London – One of the world’s favourite cities Eat London 11,000 different establishments Shop London Harrods, Oxford St, Westfield, etc Sport London 5 Premiership Teams, Wimbledon, 2012 Olympics Event London 200 events each day Cultural London Over 200 museums (mostly free) Entertainment London Over 150 theatres Travel London Excellent transport and a global hub

4. The Queen

5. Buckingham Palace The official London residence of the British monarch

6. Changing of the royal guard In the forecourt of Buckingham Palace at 11.30 every day in summer, every other day in winter, and lasts about 45 minutes.

7. St James's Park, The Green Park, Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, Richmond Park, Kew Gardens… Exploring London? Take a break in London’s Royal Parks

8. St. James Park A fantastic setting for pomp and splendour… The film Alice In Wonderland was taken here.

9. Regent’s Park

10. Hyde Park Visit on a Sunday and watch speakers delivering their views with passion and gusto!

11. Green Park Famous for its mature trees and open grassland A rest from the rush of London life…

12. Big Ben One of London's best-known landmarks, and looks most spectacular at night

13. The Thames; Linking all of London – and providing wonderful views!

14. London Eye - the largest observation wheel in the world

15. Westminster A bbey

16. The Tower of London; The home of some of England’s richest history

17. The Tower of London; Home of the crown jewels

18. B ritish Museum One of the world's largest and most important museums with more than seven million objects

19. British Museum, reading room The Reading Room was used by a large number of famous figures, including notably, Karl Marx, Oscar Wilde, Mahatma Gandhi, George Bernard Shaw, Mark Twain, etc.

20. Natural History Museum

21. Natural History Museum The museum is particularly famous for its exhibition of dinosaur skeletons

22. Victoria & Albert Museum The museum is particularly famous for its exhibition of dinosaur skeletons, and ornate architecture

23. National Portrait Gallery It was the first portrait gallery in the world when it opened in 1856

24. T ate Modern Tate is a family of four art galleries housing the UK's collection of British art from 1500 and of international modern art

25. Tate Britain

26. O xford Street 548 shops make Oxford Street Europe's busiest shopping street, as well as the most dense

27. Bond Street Near to Oxford Street, has been a fashionable shopping street since the 18th century

28. West End Musicals & Theatre are usually considered to represent the highest level of commercial theatre in the English speaking world

29. China Town contains a number of Chinese restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, souvenir shops, and other Chinese-run businesses…

30. C ovent Garden An Italian-style piazza packed with restaurants, bars and fashionable boutiques, is recognised as the capital's premier entertainment and leisure destination

31. C ovent Garden Street Performer Do you know? Covent Garden is the only area of London licensed for street entertainment and as such attracts performers from around the world.

32. Madame Tussaude Mingle with your favourite celebrity wax figures at London's most famous attraction

33. London’s Markets London is justifiably proud of its markets, most of which date back to mediaeval times

34. Notting Hill Gate Portobello Road Market, in the Notting Hill district, is one of London's notable street markets, known for its second-hand clothes and antiques

35. Spitalfields Market; Established in 1638. Today the market houses over 100 unique trading units

36. Spitalfields markets; voted the best in London

37. Spitalfields: By day, a popular, cosmopolitan shopping and eating environment

38. Spitialfields: By night, an atmospheric artistic environment

39. Spitialfields; The information bus lets you know what is happening in the local areas

40. Brick Lane; home to a cosmopolitan international community

41. Brick Lane; find food from around the world

42. Brick Lane; where culture, cuisine and anything in-between collide

43. Middlesex street; Formerly Petticoat lane. The name was changed during Queen Victoria’s reign as the name was deemed too rude!

44. Petticoat Lane; Bustling, lively outdoor market established in 1750 and still 1,000 stalls strong today

45. A restored Victorian covered market that sells traditional game, fresh meat and some of the finest food in London! Leadenhall Market

46. Borough market One of the largest food markets in the world, selling a large variety of foods from all around the world!

47. Columbia Road, the flower market On Sunday the street is transformed into oasis of foliage and flowers

48. Wembley Stadium The second largest stadium in Europe, and serves as England's national stadium.

49. Chelsea Football Club An English professional football club based in West London

50. Other London football teams...

51. Chelsea, best team in the world... League and Cup Double 2010

52. Wimbledon Wimbledon has been internationally known as the home of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships.

53. Welcome to London for Olympics 2012!

54. BBC & Financial Times

55. London Stock Exchange Founded in 1801, it is one of the largest stock exchanges in the world

56. Liverpool Street Skyline

57. Our Centre; by day

58. Our Location: Just a few minutes walk from open green spaces, boutique shops and restaurants

59. Our Location; Mixing modern and tradition for a unique educational experience

60. Our location; Nestled in the heart of the business world

61. Our Location; Serene and tranquil spots just moment from our front door...

62. Our neighbours; The Lloyd’s building

63. Our neighbours; The Royal Bank of Scotland

64. UBS by Liverpool Street Station

65. Herron Tower on Bishopsgate

66. Herron Tower Ropemaker Street

67. Primrose Street steel and glass Chiswell Street

68. Our neighbours; 30 St Mary Axe, the Gherkin

69. Canary Warf; Central to London Business

70. Docklands; where beauty meets business

71. The nearest station; London’s key eastern terminus just 3 minutes walk

72. Liverpool Street station; Built in 1874, renovated in 1992

74. Our location; Within zone 1, three-minutes from Liverpool Street main-line National Rail station and four major tube lines

75. Our Location; Great transportation links

76. Our location; Over 20 buses stop just three- minutes from our front doors

77. Our location; Offers students a variety of safe transportation options

78. St Pancras International Train Station Home of the Eurostar

79. Easy access to Europe from the UK Luton Airport Gatwick Airport

80. Close to home... London’s airports have hundreds of flights daily to destinations all over the world Stansted & Heathrow (Terminal 5)