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Locavore restaurants, eco-boutiques, and even a solar-powered city hall are a testament to Britain's long-standing commitment to clean living. For this trip, T+L partnered with Greenopia, the leading publisher of eco-guides to U.S. cities (greenopia.com), applying Greenopia’s environmental criteria to hotels, restaurants, stores, and sites in London.

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Themes: Eco-Travel · Shopping

Inspired by: Eco-Friendly Guide to Paris, London and Stockholm — by Katie Bowman, Published Oct. 2008

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Hotels (2)

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    Apex City of London Hotel

    The hotel gets high eco-marks for its on-site recycling: a key card system that controls heating and lights when you're out; energy-efficient windo

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    51 Buckingham Gate

    The smartly furnished town-house-style rooms and suites, set around a courtyard near St. James's Park, have tasteful kitchenettes with recycling bi

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    Duke of Cambridge

    Islington's much-loved restaurant serves all-organic pub fare (along with eight microbrews on draft) at communal farmhouse tables under a high ceil

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    Acorn House

    Chef Arthur Potts Dawson reinvents English classics like a Cornish crab risotto and an artichoke-and-pancetta salad in the open kitchen of his whit

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    Montezuma's

    An organic chocolate store. More
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    Junky Styling

    The shop sells reworked secondhand clothes. More
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    Equa

    This no-frilles women's clothing boutique is an ethical-style pioneer, selling cult-brand Del Forte denim and La Lesso ballet flats.

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    Insider London

    The company runs offbeat excursions on public transportation and by foot. Sights include the Tate Modern, housed in a refurbished power plant; Junk

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    City Hall

    The solar-powered, Norman Foster-designed egg shape improves interior ventilation and retains heat. More
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    Eco

    Actor Colin Firth's home design store in a converted Chiswick town house with a green roof, stocks chic housewares, including fair-trade throw pill

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    Borough Market

    A 4.5-acre market
    where you can get a bite from food stalls such as De Gustibus bakery.

     

    Go to the gallery to catch everything from video projectio

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    Tate Modern

    Housed in a hulking converted power station, this vast modern art showplace opened in 2000, but still breaks new ground with installations. Each ye

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