The emotional element adds another level to this hugely popular exhibit. Today, the museum exhibits life-size wax statues, the famous and infamous, as well as modern characters. It must have brought out the kid in me, as well. I loved it. More than 60 countries' cuisines are represented, marking the historic involvement of Britain in so many areas of the world over the centuries.
Indian cuisine is outrageous here.
After you've eaten, you might want to explore the wide variety of fine antiques, unusual crafts, international clothing, and much more at one of London's many flea markets. If you want to ply yourself with great souvenirs and gifts, any one of the many London markets overflow with options. At the Ladbroke end, stalls bulge with objects from leather jackets and exotic spices to CDs and purses . Greenwich Markets offers both indoor and outdoor markets and is most easily reached by boarding a river boat at Westminster Abbey. Walk two blocks up from the pier where the boat drops you.