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Student Travels -
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Written by Erika Peters
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Tuesday, 18 January 2011 07:42 |
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 London is very expensive, but eating in London doesn't have to be always expensive. There are plenty of places to eat cheap in London, you just need to know where to go for cheap London eats.
Here is my advise how to get cheap food or meals for students in London.
First of all try to find Fish and chips London or fish 'n' chips London, or maybe fish supper London, it’s a popular take-away food, consists of fried fish with fried potatoes, traditionally sold wrapped in newspaper. How to get cheap food or meals for students in London. Order from cafes ‘greasy spoons’ and some pubs full English’ breakfast for all day long. |
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Written by Steffi Loos
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Wednesday, 24 June 2009 08:19 |
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 My birthday was Tuesday, so I thought I'd be happy to celebrate my birthday in Dutch style. I went with my boyfriend to Amsterdam. We always go on cheap trips. So we armed ourselves with an International Student Identity Card (ISIC), which offers substantial savings on rail passes, plane tickets, and entrance fees. I just took the train in May from Berlin to Amsterdam. I booked about 2 months in advance. We had a direct Amsterdam train (stops but no changes) I paid not much each plus 2euro for seat reservation. I was wondering about the Amsterdam weather and Amsterdam pubs and Amsterdam cafes and Amsterdam cheap lodging, that is not a Amsterdam hostel. I wanted to spend my days doing historic stuff and nights taking in the "culture" of Amsterdam, smoke marijuana.
My boyfriend and I stayed at the Budget Amsterdam Hotel Corner House It is cheap hotel Amsterdam city center. The cost for a double with shower was really cheap. It is the best for this price range in the Amsterdam center and it is clean. No breakfast, but they served us a free drink when we arrived. It was cheap simple, clean, and wonderfully located. This Amsterdam budget hotel is open 24h a day so we could do our thing in the city and not worry about a curfew. Cheap Hotel Café Corner House was surrounded by superb Amsterdam restaurant bars and cafes approx 10 min walk from Anne Franks House, right on Dam Square, a 5 min walk from the famous red light area and everything is within reach in a few minutes really. It took us 15 min to walk up from the Amsterdam station with our bags. The drinks in the bar were also cheap. |
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Last Updated on Sunday, 23 January 2011 10:09 |
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