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Hi,
I'll be visiting London for the first time and, as such, can't gauge what's walkable. This will determine whether I need to pick up 7-day Travel Cards or just work with day offpeaks. I'm a decent walker, but not ready for primetime marathon walking. I'll be staying in Victoria Station. So far it doesn't look like I'll be sightseeing out of Zone 1 except for several sidetrips that wouldn't be covered by a Travel Card, anyway. I'm trying to find out what's walkable. For example, (1) can I walk from Victoria Station to Trafalgar Square, stop/rest/eat, and then walk through Picadilly/St James, Hyde Park Corner to return to VicSta? (2) Can I walk from VicSta to and through Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens down to Albert Hall, then back to VicSta as a day's walk, with rest stops? (3) How about from the Strand through the Inns of Court to the British Library? I'm from New York City and am very familiar with Paris, so if it's easier to juxtapose the walks I asked about to similar distances in these two cities, that would also be very helpful. Many thanks for any help. Bonnie |
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