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Fantastic! Football, Rugby , Cricket and Tennis are the most popular sports, but of course you can find places to watch and take part in almost anything. London is very green with lots of parks and open spaces, even in central London . Just outside London you can find even more greenery, with forests, farms and a little further will get you to famous moors and national parks.

For the very adventurous, a trip into Wales or Scotland for rock climbing, rafting and even kayaking is just a few hours away. The UK is a relatively small country but with good transport services making it easy to get away from the city. The South West, Cornwall , lies on the Atlantic Ocean , with strong winds and currents you can find many watersports - but remember the water will be a lot cooler then in the tropics.

The other side to London is very built up with a huge variety of bars/clubs, museums, restaurants, theatres and everything you'd expect from a large city. London is a very old city, with a rich history. There are many historical buildings, castles, palaces and some of the best museums and art galleries in world. Most museums and galleries are free, sometimes you would only have to pay for certain exhibitions within the museum.

London is an incredibly vibrant city - it's always busy, fast paced and a pretty exciting place to work. The UK and London in particular has a very diverse population, people from all over the world live and work in London and over the years this has created a unique culture with many shops, restaurants and markets. This diversity found in London has certainly helped turn London into the business powerhouse that it is today.

Both the history and culture of the UK mixed together with multi-national status that it enjoys, creates an enjoyable and dynamic capital to live and work in. There's never a dull moment and something for everyone.