Flats to rent in London boosted by tourist attractions?
People looking for flats to rent in London could get lost this week, as a giant maze has been erected in the West End.
The new attraction in Trafalgar Square is made up of laurel and thuja hedges that are nearly eight ft tall and will house a different piece of entertainment every day.
Organiser Jace Tyrrell said the maze is filled with "some of the best examples of what the West End has to offer".
"We're hoping to encourage visitors to go beyond their usual path and enjoy getting a little lost," he added.
Parts of the labyrinth are named after various areas in the West End and promoters are hoping that people will want to learn more about the history and hidden gems in the district.
The maze, which has already proved popular, will stand until 8pm on Friday (August 6th).
Next month, Trafalgar Square will host Liberty 2010, an annual festival displaying the talents of disabled artists and performers.
Posted by Martyn Glynn
Published 4th August, 2010
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