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Star for a Day: War Horse Itinerary
About the itinerary:
Experience what London might have been like for War Horse’s lead character, Albert, with our Star for a Day package as recommended by James Backway.
Spend the afternoon visiting the horses at Hyde Park Stables, before heading off to the Household Cavalry Museum, full of information on the role of horses in the British Military.
Pause for thought at The Cenotaph, before getting a bite to eat at the Golden Hind, one of London’s longest running fish ‘n’ chips shops, opened at the outbreak of WW1 in 1914.
Now that you’re nicely in character, head to The New London theatre for a truly unforgettable performance of War Horse.
Revel in the magic of the show afterward with post theatre drinks at “Proud” in Camden – a-onetime-stables-now-converted-bar.
Finish the night off in the comfort of one of Hotel Direct’s rated hotels, either in Camden, or in Covent Garden should you wish to skip the drinks.
Visit the horses at Hyde Park Stables
63 Bathurst Mews,
London W2 2SB
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Lancaster Gate - Bond Street
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Bond Street - Westminster
Discover the history of horse in the war at Household Cavalry Museum*
Reflect on the Great War effort at The Cenotaph
Horse Guards Parade, Whitehall,
London SW1A 2AX
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Westminster - Bond Street
East Fish & Chips at The Golden Hind which has been open since the outbreak of The Great War in 1914
73 Marylebone Lane, Marylebone,
London W1U 2PN
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Lancaster Gate - Bond Street
Watch War Horse*
New London Theatre, 166 Drury Lane,
London WC2B 5PW
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Bond Street - Holborn
Drinks at Proud in Camden (Old Horse Stables)
The Horse Hospital, The Stables Market.
Camden Market, Chalk Farm Road,
London NW1 8AH
Stay in a West End hotel of your choice*