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The prize consists of fixed and variable elements. It includes but is not limited to:
Round trip travel for two people to London in economy / standard class from the closest appropriately connected city to the prize winner’s residential address. Subject to availability and up to a maximum value of £2,000 total. The decision as to the most appropriate form of transport for the prize winners’ travel will lie with London & Partners.
Two-night hotel stay (Fri, Sat or Sun nights) at the luxury InterContinental London – The O2, based on two adults sharing one room on a bed and breakfast basis
A spa treatment at the InterContinental London – The O2
Dinner for two at one of the hotel’s fabulous restaurants
Afternoon Tea at The Greenwich Hotel
Tickets to visit Cutty Sark, the ship that brought tea to Britain
Cutty Sark souvenir guide
Afternoon tea underneath Cutty Sark
Tickets to Royal Observatory Greenwich with audio guide
Tickets to the special exhibition at National Maritime Museum (changes each few months)
Tickets to a show at the Planetarium
Tickets for Up at The O2
A meal at a restaurant in The O2
A return “flight” on the Emirates Air Line cable car
River Roamer tickets for travel on MBNA Thames Clippers for the duration of the stay
Free travel on Southeastern trains between Central London stations and Greenwich
A behind-the-scenes guided tour of the Victorian Skittle Alley and Jacobean Undercroft at The Old Royal Naval College, where movies such as Cinderella, Skyfall and Les Miserables were filmed
A meal for two at The Brasserie at the National Maritime Museum
A hamper of goodies from Greenwich Market – ideal for a picnic in Greenwich Park!
Tickets for a sightseeing cruise on City Cruises
Two Oyster cards pre-loaded with pay-as-you-go- credit for travel on the London Underground and the DLR to the value of £15 each. If you exceed the value indicated you will be required to top up your card in order to continue travelling on public transport in London.