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Ice-skate at Somerset House

86 Watch contemporary dance
At the stunning Laban centre. Or just stand and admire this incredible Herzog & de Meuron-designed building from the outside.
Laban, Creekside, SE8 (020 8691 8600/www.laban.org). Deptford rail/Deptford Bridge DLR.

87 Get fitted for a Rigby & Peller bra
Corsetières to the Queen, they claim that 80 per cent of women are wearing the wrong size.
Rigby & Peller, 22a Conduit St, W1 (0845 076 5545/ www.rigbyandpeller.com). Oxford Circus tube.

88 Order a superior kebab on Green Lanes
Forget those post-pub nasties: kebabs from the Turkish cafés and restaurants on this Manor House-Turnpike Lane stretch are a class apart. Read more on London's best kebabs.
Antepliler, 46 Grand Parade, Green Lanes, N4 (020 8802 5588). Manor House tube.
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89 Do the seasons at Somerset House
Go to a courtyard concert in the summer, skate on the ice rink in the winter.
Somerset House, Strand, WC2 (020 7845 4600/ www.somerset-house.org.uk). Waterloo or Charing Cross tube/rail or Temple tube.

90 Visit an eco-eatery
London’s restaurateurs are busy jumping on the green bandwagon with everything from hydro electric power to in-house composting. Find out which eatery was voted 'Best Sustainable Restaurant' in our 'Eating & Drinking Awards'.

91 Smash up cars
No, we’re not talking about descending on the car park with a set of keys and a baseball bat. On Sundays, Wimbledon Stadium offers the chance to race bangers around its track. If you’re not keen on actually doing the driving, then you can just sit back and relax while the experts smash their vehicles to pieces.
Wimbledon Stadium, Plough Lane, SW17 0BL, 01252 322 920/ www.spedeworth.net). Tooting Broadway tube/Earlsfield rail/44, 270, 272 bus.

92 Dine in the dark
Billed as a ‘sensory culinary experience’, this offbeat eatery requires diners to chow down in the dark. Modelled on the successful Paris venture of the same name, Dans le Noir has proved a hit with Londoners – just make sure you don’t forget your napkin!
Dans le Noir, 3031 Clerkenwell Green, EC1R 0DU (020 7253 1100/ www.danslenoir.com/london). Farringdon tube/rail.

93 Discover London’s city farms
London has a whopping 17 city farms overseen by the Federation of City Farms & Community Gardens. Visit Bella the saddleback pig at Hackney or the riotous goats down on the Surrey Docks Farm. More info here

94 Get a table at the Ivy
If you’re not an A-lister don’t despair! Call the automated service and listen out for the option ‘for today’s lunch availability, dial 3’. As every luvvie knows, lunch is the only way to do the Ivy.
The Ivy, 1 West Street, WC2 (020 7836 4751/www.the-ivy.co.uk). Leicester Square tube.

95 Visit Hawksmoor’s six churches
St George Bloomsbury, Bloomsbury Way, WC1A 2HR (020 7405 3044/ www.stgeorgesbloomsbury.org.uk). Tottenham Court Rd/Holborn/Russell Square tube.
St Alfege Greenwich, Greenwich Church Street, SE10 9 BJ (www.stalfege.org). Cutty Sark DLR or Greenwich DLR/rail.
St Anne Limehouse, 5 Newell Street, E14 7HP (020 7987 1502). Westferry/Limehouse DLR.
St George in the East, Cannon Street Road, E1 0BH (020 7481 1345/ www.stgite.org.uk). Shadwell tube/DLR.
St Mary Woolnoth, Lombard Street, EC3 (020 7626 9701). Bank tube or Cannon St tube/rail.
Christ Church Spitalfields, Commercial Street, E1 6LY (020 7247 7202/ www.christchurchspitalfields.org.uk). Liverpool St tube/rail.

96 Be a nosy neighbour at Open House London
An annual event held around mid September that gives architectural lovers free access to over 500 fascinating buildings all over the capital. An essential experience for the born snooper; see www.openhouselondon.org for exact dates and locations.

97 Get a walk-in backrub
For a quick stress-busting session, drop-in on one of the quick-stop massage stations run by Walk-In-Backrub (www.walkinbackrub.co.uk). The convenience factor is high: you don’t even need to take your clothes off or lie down, as the treatments take place on ergonomic leather chairs. You’ll find branches wherever serious shopping goes on such as Covent Garden (14 Neal’s Yard, WC2H 9DP, 020 7836 9111) off Carnaby Street (second floor, Kingly Court, W1B 5PW, 020 7287 9326), and in Selfridges (fourth floor, 400 Oxford Street, W1 A 1AB, 0870 837 7377).

98 Get up early for Dawn Chorus Day
The first public Dawn Chorus Day was held in the UK in Birmingham in 1984, but London bird lovers have taken the celebration up keenly over the past two decades. If you know your tweet from your twitter, go it alone in your local park or back garden, then feed your findings back via the official website (www.idcd.info). Otherwise set the alarm early on the designated Sunday in early May (see the website for exact dates) and head for one of the organised London events. The London Wetland Centre is a prime location – and the gathering here normally includes a group breakfast. In the past, events have also taken place at Tower Hamlets Cemetery and Roundshaw Downs Local Nature Reserve. So grab your binoculars and head for the birds in the bushes – you can always go back to bed afterwards.

99 Experience Matter’s ‘bodykinetic’ dancefloor
Ravers across the capital breathed a sigh of relief when Matter opened its doors in autumn 2008. After a raft of closures, this ‘Son of Fabric’ venue is injecting new life into clubland with its state-of-the-art ‘bodykinetic’ dancefloor. Translated into plain English that means it’s got huge speakers under the floor which send waves of bass running up your spine. Hear it, see it, feel it.
Matter, Peninsula Square, SE10 OAX (020 7549 6686/ www.matterlondon.com). North Greenwich tube.

100 Get your mitts on the latest Apple gadget
The Apple store is a glass-stained mecca to Mac design. All that shiny chrome and cool white looks so good that after a minute or two your palms will be sweating with the urge to reach into your pockets and drop a month’s salary on an iPhone or any other piece of Apple wizardry.
Apple Store, 235 Regent Street, W1B 2EL (020 7153 9000/www.apple.com). Oxford Circus tube.

101 Detox at London’s first raw food restaurant
It might all sound a bit LA, but Saf is the capital’s first raw food hotspot. Not only, is most of the food uncooked (some items are heated to a mere 48 degrees), but it’s also meat-free. Chefs use flair and imagination to crafty original delights that taste much better than they sound, honestly. As the sign outside proclaims; ‘Let food be your medicine’. Quite.
Saf 152-154 Curtain Rd, Shoreditch, EC2A 3AT (020 7613 0007/ www.safrestaurant.co.uk). Old St tube.

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