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London Places of Interest

London Eye

British Airways London Eye
Standing at 135 meters tall, making it the tallest Ferris wheel in Europe, the London Eye affords visitors magnificent views of the city from one of its 32 capsules. Read more

Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace
Designed by William Winde in the 18th century for the Duke of Buckingham, his palace is one of the most iconic British landmarks and hottest tourist spots of the city. Read more

Central Hall at Natural History Museum

Natural History Museum
With millions of visitors going through the turnstiles annually, this is one of London's most famous places to visit. Comprised of more than 65 million life and earth specimens, the museum features five principal galleries in the areas of botany, mineralogy, paleontology, entomology and zoology. Read more

Saint Paul's Cathedral

Saint Paul's Cathedral
Designed by one of Britain's famous sons Sir Christopher Wren, St. Paul's Cathedral is a remarkable piece of architecture seated on Ludgate Hill in the heart of the city. Read more

Tate Modern
The United Kingdom's most prestigious national museum, the Tate Modern showcases a premiere collection of international modern art and British art from the 1500s to today. Read more

Westminster and The Southbank Centre
Located on London's Southbank, a hotspot for dining and nightlife, London's Westminster area is home to the life and soul of British politics, as well as some of the most iconic London attractions.

Houses of Parliament and Big Ben at Night

Houses of Parliament and Big Ben
Formed in 1707, the U.K. parliament is the largest Anglophone legislative body in the world. Visitors can grab a seat for watching debates and judicial hearings or observing laws being made at the public galleries. Read more

Westminster

Southbank Centre
Consisting of three buildings - Royal Festival Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall and Hayward art gallery - Southbank is Europe's biggest arts center. Read more

Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey
Westminter Abbey, or the Collegiate Church of St. Peter at Westminster, has served as the coronation church since 1066 and as burial site of 17 British monarchs, as well as several poets, priests and noted minds. Read more