Anyone know answer to London riddle?

Hi.
I'm just wondering (hoping!) that someone will know the answer to this London riddle which is supposed to be a famous place in London, for a treasure hunt that i am doing

Workers of the world unite!
And work out where I spend the night.

london stock exchange or canary whalf ?

Karl Marx tomb Highgate cemetery me thinks.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:KarlMarx_Tomb.JPG

Could be Soho.

Karl Marx lived there for a while, so he would have spent the night there.

http://www.infed.org/walking/wa-marx.htm

I go with Nigel's answer. I'm fussy about tenses ("spend" vs "spent").

Although I suppose you could be scientific and assert that he'll have rotted away by now (so will be spending the night nowhere).

Or you could take a religious/philosophical viewpoint and say that, once dead, he - being the spirit, rather than the corporeal wrapper - no longer exists, and so no longer spends the night anywhere.

...shouldn't you be working ;-)

Yup, it was highgate cemetery, thanks! I would never have got that in a million years because i didnt know the quote.

The next clue was easy (a zebra sleeping on the track, a load of beetles on his back == Abbey Road) but the one after that is a bit of a stumper...

You can't wake the men upon the floor,
They don't wake up anymore.

Temple Church?

http://fineartamerica.com/featured/templar-knight-effigies-temple-church-london-mathew-lodge.html

new i should have studied history longer ,goodluck

SimboSmith wrote:

Yup, it was highgate cemetery, thanks! I would never have got that in a million years because i didnt know the quote.
The next clue was easy (a zebra sleeping on the track, a load of beetles on his back == Abbey Road) but the one after that is a bit of a stumper...

You can't wake the men upon the floor,
They don't wake up anymore.

Westminister Abbey?