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The sprawling open-air prayer grounds at Sholakia are 55 miles (90km) from the capital and famous for hosting the massive Eid prayer event.
Stratford – now famous for hosting the Olympics, and part of a huge regeneration project – is in Newham, one of the most deprived boroughs in the country.
The resort made famous for hosting the planet's economic gurus at the annual World Economic Forum has been pummelled with a winter's worth of snow in just a few weeks.
She was a day pupil at Bedales, the Hampshire public school famous for hosting the children of celebrities (Lily Allen, Teddy Thompson, Sophie Dahl), letting them call teachers by their first names and – according to some troubled parents – turn up to lessons in their pyjamas.
More famous for hosting five-star soirees at his luxury escape Carlisle Bay in Antigua, he surprised everyone by opening his second hotel in downtown Beirut.
The building had a prior life as the Buckingham Hotel, famous for hosting artistic cognoscenti like Marc Chagall and Georgia O'Keefe. .
Since its inception at the turn of the millennium, Sensation events have been famous not just for hosting a plethora of notable performers-a repertoire of names that resembles a DJ Mag Top 100 list-but also for the visual splendor-think Cirque du Soleil meets Ibiza.
Earth's North Pole is famous for its snowy climes - and for hosting Santa's workshop, of course.
Check in here: For a quintessential London experience, book a room at Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star The Savoy, which is known for hosting the rich and famous.
Matt Harvey is one of the loveliest poets I know, briefly famous for being Wimbledon's first poet-in-residence and for hosting BBC Radio 4's Wondermentalist Cabaret.
The Eurostar interiors were created by cult designer Philippe Starck, and the "high-speed trains" which ply from London to the Midlands and the West Country are the work of British designer Kenneth Grange, who is famous for a host of brilliant designs from the Instamatic camera to London's black cabs.
