Places to Visit in London. Here are the Top London attractions summaries:
The British Museum: Founded in 1753 by Act of Parliament, is home to nearly 2 million objects making it a fascinating experience. Plan a whole day here.
Tower Bridge: Built in 1894, one of the most iconic bridges
in London.
Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament: Parliament
is open to all members of the UK public and overseas visitors. You can attend
debates and watch committee hearings, tour the buildings or climb the famous
Clock Tower and see Big Ben.
Tower of London: One of the world’s most
famous fortresses and has seen 900-year histories as royal palace, prison, armory and even a zoo.
St Paul's Cathedral: Built between 1675 and
1710, Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer married here in 1981. Famous of the
dome which reaches a height of 111 meters (366 ft) and weights about 66,000
ton.
Thames River Cruise: One of the best things to do in London. Viewing some of the
London sites glide past as your drift down Thames is an essential experience.
London Eyes: The 135 meter (443ft) tall
structure was built as part of London's millennium celebrations.
The Millennium Bridge: Officially known as
the London Millennium Footbridge, is a steel suspension bridge for pedestrians
crossing the River Thames in London, England, linking Bankside with the London
City. It is located between Southwark Bridge (downstream) and Blackfriars
Railway Bridge (upstream).
Buckingham Palace: It was built in 1703
with a total of 600 rooms is the official residence of the British monarchy
since 1837.
London Olympic Park: The Olympic Park in
Stratford, East London, will be the central venue for the 2012 Olympic and
Paralympic Games in London.
Royal Observatory Greenwich: The Greenwich
Meridian Line, Longitude 0°, is the centre of world time, defined by transit
instrument and line across the Royal Observatory courtyard.
Notting Hill: Famous for the movie Notting
Hill which starred by Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts
Kensington Palace: It was home to the late
Princess Diana and birthplace of Queen Victoria
Trafalgar Square: It is the largest square
in London and one of its most well-known areas.
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The British Museum: Founded in 1753 by Act of Parliament, is home to nearly 2 million objects making it a fascinating experience. Plan a whole day here.
National Gallery- Hundreds of the most
famous and beautiful paintings in the world are at this top attractions. The pictures in the
collection belong to the public and entrance to see them is free.
Covent Garden: The area around the
glass-covered building - a former fruit and vegetable market
Madame Tussauds: Display of wax figures has
been fascinating visitors since the first exhibit was held in 1835.
Tate Modern: Leading names in the world of
art galleries and museums, and each traveller with a soft spot for the arts
should visit them within their life-time. You can see amazing work for free by
artists such as Cézanne, Bonnard, Matisse, Picasso, Rothko, Dalí, Pollock,
Warhol and Bourgeois.
Westminster Abbey: Construction of the
Westminster Abbey started in 1050 and spanned 8 centuries. It is steeped in
British history having played host to many Royal weddings, including the most
recent of Prince William to Kate Middleton.
Oxford Street: London's leading luxury
shopping destination; a list of London shops, boutiques & department stores
can be found at the Oxford Street London.
Piccadilly Circus: The Circus is close to
major shopping and entertainment areas in the West End. Its status as a major
traffic intersection has made Piccadilly Circus a busy meeting place and a
tourist attraction in its own right.
Leicester Square: “Theatreland” of London with crowded with people especially on
weekend evenings, a lot of London theatre here
HMS Belfast: She was launched in 1938 and
served with distinction in both the Second World War and the Korean War. HMS
Belfast is moored on the River Thames, with an idyllic location between London
Bridge and Tower Bridge.
The Gherkin : Originally known as the Swiss
Re Building, it was later renamed to its street address 30 St.
Shakespeare's Globe Theater: This modern
building is a faithful reconstruction of the Globe, first built in 1599, and
perfectly evokes the atmosphere of Elizabethan London.
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St James’ Park – One of London’s fine Royal
Parks.
Hyde Park: Hyde Park is one of the greatest
city parks in the world. Covering 142 hectares (350 acres) and with over 4,00
trees, a large lake, a meadow and ornamental flower gardens.
Kensington Garden: home to Kensington Palace
Victoria and Albert Museum: Celebrates art
and design with 3,000 years’ worth of amazing artefacts from around the world.
Hampton Court Palace: The former home of
the flamboyant King Henry VIII. Set in 60 acres of formal gardens, which
include the famous maze and Great Vine, this palace is well worth a visit.
All this attractions can be easily access by London Tube. You can download
"London Attractions By Tube" Apps which provide mainly the attraction's nearest station.
Meanwhile, you can get download the London Tube Map apps here
All this attractions can be easily access by London Tube. You can download
"London Attractions By Tube" Apps which provide mainly the attraction's nearest station.
Meanwhile, you can get download the London Tube Map apps here
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