Marylebone

Marylebone, sometimes translated as Marylebone, is a mansion district in Westminster, London, roughly south to Oxford Street, north to Mariborne Road, west to Etchwell Road, east to Great Portland Street (Great Portland Street). The broad "Maribourne Village" (Marylebone Village) includes adjacent Regent Park, Baker Street and the area north of Maribourne Road, including Maribourne Station, the original site of the Maribourne Cricket Club in Dorset Square, along the border with St John Wood (St John''s Wood). The Cleveland Street area on the west side of the Fitzrovia area was previously considered part of Mariborne.

Mariborne is one of the wealthy parts of London and is also famous for Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, Baker Street and many famous hotels. Not far from the bustling Oxford Street, the Maribon Hotel is very famous.

Come back to London's most beautiful bookstore in the maintenance of the outside wall, but does not affect the normal operation of the bookstore very nice and great.

On the return trip, there is a bus from Bicester North Shopping Village to show the British Railway Pass for free. Back in London is London Marylebone Railway Station, where it's easy to get back to the hotel by subway.

Tussaud's - "located in Marylebone Road, we arrived at about 10 a.m., waiting for tickets to enter the street, step by step, patiently waiting, each person paid 33 pounds to buy tickets to enter the museum to visit. You will have a kind of inexplicable excitement when you enter the wax museum, because there are so many famous characters, including those in the movies and TV plays, in front of you. You can lean on them, hold them and take photos with them. It's very vivid to see those wax figures close to you. The freckles on your face and the spots on your skin are very meticulous.