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travel tip | London | Labor Day | Edward Lear | Hollywood

Reader's Choice

by American Way Staff

"London after Labor Day, when the crowds have gone, has long been one of my favorite destinations. I like to stay at a small hotel called the Edward Lear [011-44-207-402-5401], where the Victorian artist and poet lived for a while.

To maintain the historical tone of your visit, find your way down a cobblestone alley to The Grenadier Pub [011-44-207-235-3074], and drink and dine where Wellington’s regiments took their meals. "

— LEN KAUFMAN, Travel Photographer; Hollywood, Florida, AAdvantage® member

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