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Michelin-star Restaurants

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Culture

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Population (millions)

01

The London night-time economy

contributes £26.3bn to London’s

annual GDP and supports 1 in 8 jobs.

The night-time economy will deliver

a £3bn boost to the capital by 2029.

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London is home to 63 Michelin-star

restaurants, which has almost doubled over

the last 10 years, from 32 to 63.

(Source:

Michelin Guide main Cities of Europe 2016)

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London has overtaken New York as the world’s

second city in terms of Airbnb listings. In 2016

there were 47,000 Airbnb listings.

(Source: Airbnb Data & Analytics)

02

The growth of the night-time

economy will be supported by

the opening of the night tube,

with over 100,000 trips made on

its first weekend.

(Source: TfL)

03

Over 250 festivals take place in

London every year. The largest is the

Notting Hill Carnival which attracts

2.5 million people every year and

is the second largest carnival in the

world.

(Source: VisitBritain)

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50% of nightclubs in London have

shut down in the last five years. Of

the 430 music venues which traded

in London between 2007 and 2015,

only 245 are still open (43% have

closed).

(Source: London Mayor,

London Assembly)

05

London is home to 4 UNESCO world

heritage sites, which are the Tower

of London, Maritime Greenwich,

Westminster Palace and Kew’s Royal

Botanic Gardens.

£26.3bn

250+

Festivals

per year

47,000

Listings

50% of

Nightclubs

shut down

100,000+

Trips

63

London cultural facts

CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD

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LONDON IN FIGURES