CVB 2027

Welcome to Cerebrovascular Biology Conference 2027 in London!

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Discover London!

Make the most of your trip to the UK’s vibrant capital!
London offers a fantastic blend of history, culture, and modern attractions: perfect to explore before or after the conference.

Parks & Outdoor Spaces

  • Regent’s Park: Right next to the Royal College of Physicians, perfect for a stroll or picnic. Don’t miss the Queen Mary’s Rose Garden in full bloom in summer.
  • Primrose Hill: A short walk north of Regent’s Park, offering panoramic views of London’s skyline.
  • Hyde Park & Kensington Gardens: Ideal for walking, boating, and open-air concerts.

Museums & Galleries

Most major museums in the UK are free to enter, making them a perfect addition to your visit.

  • The British Museum: Home to world-famous artefacts including the Rosetta Stone and Parthenon sculptures.
  • The National Gallery: Masterpieces from Van Gogh, Turner, and da Vinci in Trafalgar Square.
  • The Wellcome Collection: A fascinating museum of science, health, and art (close to the venue).
  • Tate Modern & Tate Britain: Contemporary and classical art on the banks of the Thames.

Theatre & Entertainment

  • West End Theatres: Catch a hit musical or classic play in London’s theatre district.
  • Southbank Centre: Concerts, exhibitions, and riverside dining along the Thames.
  • Open-Air Theatre, Regent’s Park: Unique summer performances in a stunning outdoor setting.

Historic Landmarks

  • Buckingham Palace: Witness the Changing of the Guard and enjoy views of The Mall.

  • Houses of Parliament & Big Ben: Iconic symbols of British history on the Thames.
  • Tower of London & Tower Bridge: Explore the city’s medieval past and the Crown Jewels.

    Shopping & Markets

    • Oxford Street & Regent Street: Flagship stores and designer brands.

    • Covent Garden: Boutique shops, street performers, and vibrant cafés.

    • Camden Market: Eclectic fashion, vintage finds, and international street food.
    • Borough Market: A foodie’s paradise with fresh produce and artisanal treats.

        Dining & Nightlife

        London’s culinary scene is as diverse as its population:

        • Michelin-starred restaurants: Fine dining from world-class chefs.

        • Traditional pubs: Classic British fare in historic settings.

        • Street food hubs: Mercato Metropolitano and Boxpark Shoreditch.
        • Rooftop bars: Sky Garden and The Shard for stunning city views.​

              Hidden Gems

              • Many West End productions feature well-known film and TV actors. Check cast lists in advance as you may spot a familiar face on stage.
              • Book an early dinner in Covent Garden or Soho before a theatre show. Post-performance drinks nearby are a London tradition.
              • Start your morning with a coffee and croissant in Hyde Park and watch the city wake up.
              • In the National Gallery, don’t miss Turner’s Rain, Steam and Speed, which is a powerful painting of the industrial age.
              • Explore smaller museums such as the Sir John Soane’s Museum or Leighton House for unique collections away from the crowds.
              • In Regent’s Park, look for the quiet boating lake tucked away from the main paths for a peaceful escape.

                      Getting Around

                      • Use Oyster cards or contactless payment: Seamless travel on the Underground, buses, and trains.
                      • Walking and cycling: Great options for short distances.
                      • Plan journeys via TfL Journey Planner.

                              Summer Highlights 2027

                              Summer in London brings festivals, outdoor performances, and lively riverside events:

                              • Notting Hill Carnival: Late August: Europe’s biggest street festival.

                              • Wimbledon Tennis Championships: July.
                              • BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall: World-class classical music.

                                        Staying Longer?

                                        If you are extending your stay, consider exploring beyond London and make use of membership deals:

                                        • English Heritage: Castles, historic houses, and ancient sites across England, such as Stonehenge (about 2.5 hours from London).

                                        • National Trust: Stately homes, gardens, and countryside walks throughout the UK.

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                                                    CVB 2027

                                                    Advancing Cerebral Vascular Biology

                                                    Important dates

                                                    20 June 2027 - Conference starts

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