Big Ben

2. London Eye. The London Eye is a giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames in London. It has also become an icon for Britain and is in fact a big hit with tourists from all over the world. It offers excellent views of the London skyline and landmarks like the Canary Wharf, Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, St Pauls Cathedral, London Bridge and Tower Bridge.

2, The London NET (thelondonnet.co.uk). The London Eye.  The London Eye is an enormous Ferris Wheel on the South Bank of the Thames, and offers some amazing views of London from up top saving you a long hike up the hills! I'd recommend setting aside at least an hour to ride the eye, its been ranking number one for paid tourist attractions for eleven consecutive years now and we cant see too many people disagreeing with that. Big Ben is located in Westminster and is the nickname for the Great Bell of the clock but is often used to refer to the clock and clock tower, the clock towers official name is now the Elizabeth Tower named after Queen Elizabeth II in 2012 for her Diamond Jubilee.

Big Ben is an iconic London landmark and a must on your list to see while youre here. Big Ben is an icon of London, it is one iconic building that you can’t miss seeing while you are here. Big Ben is the nickname given to the Old Clock Tower, it was named by workers after British heavyweight boxer Benjamin Caunt. The nickname stuck and has been used to refer to the clock and tower ever since.

Big Ben is arguably London’s most famous landmark. If youre in London and plan on exploring the city you should be sure to check out Big Ben. The tower is both a working clock and a Westminster tourist attraction (it was voted Britain’s favorite landmark in 2011). It’s home to many banks, bars, and high-end shops. Black cab drivers wait in clusters on the street entrance to the Houses of Parliament. Home to a huge variety of venues, from cabaret and comedy clubs to classy cocktail bars and international restaurants, this area has something for everyone.

Buckingham Palace

Buckingham palace is perhaps one of the most iconic places in the whole of London. Built for Queen Victoria 1837 its been home to British rulers since then! The front facade of the palace is lined with huge statues of the famous kings and queens that have ruled Britain. Pop in for a walk around and marvel at some of the luxurious rooms. One word of warning, be careful what you say or do (or even look at) when youre inside the grounds as anyone who has ever impersonated a member of royalty inside the palace grounds could go to prison.

There are many places to visit while you are in London and you can spend a lot of time roaming around the streets. Buckingham Palace is one of the most popular attractions and arguably one that gives you the best insight into what it is like to be royal. You can book tours at the bottom of Pall Mall if youd like to pretend youre a royal for an afternoon or you can admire its beauty from outside the gates.

2. Houses of Parliament.  If you want a truly iconic photograph of London then this is one to go for! The Houses of Parliament are located on the banks of the River Thames on the opposite bank from Big Ben and are a truly beautiful building. Youll be able to wander up to any of the gates and have a look at them from outside however youll need to book an organized tour in order to go inside.

Changing Of The Guard

I always love visiting the Tower Bridge, it reminds me of the soundtrack to the London musical Miss Saigon. I think its such a beautiful bridge and what makes it most unique is that you can walk along part of it through Tower Bridge Exhibition. It offers visitors a chance to learn about the history of the bridge as well as about famous people who are interred at nearby Southwark Cathedral and St Katharine’s Docks.

While youre there, dont forget to have your picture taken with a few different boats while youre on theyre self. London has a lot of iconic bridges. The Tower Bridge, as we see it today, is actually the second one. It took over 5 years to build and was finally opened in 1894. The Tower Bridge served a purpose of linking the City with South London but its primary goal was to allow tall ships through the Thames.

One of the most interesting facts about Tower Bridge is probably the fact that it has been open for an estimated 15 million times in its lifetime. A river runs through it: Tower Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in London built to allow tall ships to pass below. It was designed by a man called Horace Jones, who was also a mayor of London. If youre lucky youll get to see the bridge open to let tall ships through and down the Thames.

Visitors can even cross Tower Bridge on foot or by carriage as it has two pedestrian walkways.   Anyone for tennis?. Because of its location, Tower Bridge is a top tourist attraction in London, attracting visitors from all over the world. In fact, more than A million people cross Tower Bridge every year. If youre not one for the crowds then avoid visiting on a weekend. Surprisingly, a large number of tourists tend to take selfies at the top of the bridge which forces many tourists to stand in queues for hours on end.

Today the bridge is a gateway for tourists and locals across the river. The bridges dark red brick architecture combined with its gold lion head posts have gained it status as an official landmark of London. Youll take loads of pictures here if youre visiting London so be sure to have our Tower Bridge print and buy it now. While Buckingham Palace is not open to the public you can admire it from outside the gates or book a tour.

Covent Garden

I always love visiting the Tower Bridge, it reminds me of the soundtrack to the London musical Miss Saigon. I think its such a beautiful bridge and what makes it most unique is that you can walk along part of it through Tower Bridge Exhibition. It offers visitors a chance to learn about the history of the bridge as well as about famous people who are interred at nearby Southwark Cathedral and St Katharine’s Docks.

While youre there, dont forget to have your picture taken with a few different boats while youre on theyre self. London has a lot of iconic bridges. The Tower Bridge, as we see it today, is actually the second one. It took over 5 years to build and was finally opened in 1894. The Tower Bridge served a purpose of linking the City with South London but its primary goal was to allow tall ships through the Thames.

One of the most interesting facts about Tower Bridge is probably the fact that it has been open for an estimated 15 million times in its lifetime. A river runs through it: Tower Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in London built to allow tall ships to pass below. It was designed by a man called Horace Jones, who was also a mayor of London. If youre lucky youll get to see the bridge open to let tall ships through and down the Thames.

Visitors can even cross Tower Bridge on foot or by carriage as it has two pedestrian walkways.   Anyone for tennis?. One of Londons finest examples of Victorian architecture can be found in the City of London, crossing the River Thames.  Dating back to 1894, it offers an impressive view of the historic Tower of London and is very close to another famous attraction; The Tower Bridge Exhibition.  Its also located near two tube stations (Tower Hill and London Bridge) which are both just a few minutes walk from the bridge.

Because of its location, Tower Bridge is a top tourist attraction in London, attracting visitors from all over the world. In fact, more than A million people cross Tower Bridge every year. If youre not one for the crowds then avoid visiting on a weekend. Surprisingly, a large number of tourists tend to take selfies at the top of the bridge which forces many tourists to stand in queues for hours on end. Today the bridge is a gateway for tourists and locals across the river.

The bridges dark red brick architecture combined with its gold lion head posts have gained it status as an official landmark of London. Youll take loads of pictures here if youre visiting London so be sure to have our Tower Bridge print and buy it now. Located right next door to Green Park and St James Park its central location makes it a prime day out location. Soho is undoubtedly the hub of LGBT. It has 300 shops and receives over 500,000 visitors every day.

Downing Street

I always love visiting the Tower Bridge, it reminds me of the soundtrack to the London musical Miss Saigon. I think its such a beautiful bridge and what makes it most unique is that you can walk along part of it through Tower Bridge Exhibition. It offers visitors a chance to learn about the history of the bridge as well as about famous people who are interred at nearby Southwark Cathedral and St Katharine’s Docks.

While youre there, dont forget to have your picture taken with a few different boats while youre on theyre self. London has a lot of iconic bridges. The Tower Bridge, as we see it today, is actually the second one. It took over 5 years to build and was finally opened in 1894. The Tower Bridge served a purpose of linking the City with South London but its primary goal was to allow tall ships through the Thames.

One of the most interesting facts about Tower Bridge is probably the fact that it has been open for an estimated 15 million times in its lifetime. A river runs through it: Tower Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in London built to allow tall ships to pass below. It was designed by a man called Horace Jones, who was also a mayor of London. If youre lucky youll get to see the bridge open to let tall ships through and down the Thames.

Visitors can even cross Tower Bridge on foot or by carriage as it has two pedestrian walkways.   Anyone for tennis?. One of Londons finest examples of Victorian architecture can be found in the City of London, crossing the River Thames.  Dating back to 1894, it offers an impressive view of the historic Tower of London and is very close to another famous attraction; The Tower Bridge Exhibition.  Its also located near two tube stations (Tower Hill and London Bridge) which are both just a few minutes walk from the bridge.

Because of its location, Tower Bridge is a top tourist attraction in London, attracting visitors from all over the world. In fact, more than A million people cross Tower Bridge every year. If youre not one for the crowds then avoid visiting on a weekend. Surprisingly, a large number of tourists tend to take selfies at the top of the bridge which forces many tourists to stand in queues for hours on end. Today the bridge is a gateway for tourists and locals across the river.

Horse Guards Parade

I always love visiting the Tower Bridge, it reminds me of the soundtrack to the London musical Miss Saigon. I think its such a beautiful bridge and what makes it most unique is that you can walk along part of it through Tower Bridge Exhibition. It offers visitors a chance to learn about the history of the bridge as well as about famous people who are interred at nearby Southwark Cathedral and St Katharine’s Docks.

While youre there, dont forget to have your picture taken with a few different boats while youre on theyre self. London has a lot of iconic bridges. The Tower Bridge, as we see it today, is actually the second one. It took over 5 years to build and was finally opened in 1894. The Tower Bridge served a purpose of linking the City with South London but its primary goal was to allow tall ships through the Thames.

One of the most interesting facts about Tower Bridge is probably the fact that it has been open for an estimated 15 million times in its lifetime. A river runs through it: Tower Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in London built to allow tall ships to pass below. It was designed by a man called Horace Jones, who was also a mayor of London. If youre lucky youll get to see the bridge open to let tall ships through and down the Thames.

Visitors can even cross Tower Bridge on foot or by carriage as it has two pedestrian walkways.   Anyone for tennis?. One of Londons finest examples of Victorian architecture can be found in the City of London, crossing the River Thames.  Dating back to 1894, it offers an impressive view of the historic Tower of London and is very close to another famous attraction; The Tower Bridge Exhibition.  Its also located near two tube stations (Tower Hill and London Bridge) which are both just a few minutes walk from the bridge.

Because of its location, Tower Bridge is a top tourist attraction in London, attracting visitors from all over the world. In fact, more than A million people cross Tower Bridge every year. If youre not one for the crowds then avoid visiting on a weekend. Surprisingly, a large number of tourists tend to take selfies at the top of the bridge which forces many tourists to stand in queues for hours on end. Today the bridge is a gateway for tourists and locals across the river.

The bridges dark red brick architecture combined with its gold lion head posts have gained it status as an official landmark of London. Youll take loads of pictures here if youre visiting London so be sure to have our Tower Bridge print and buy it now. The bridges dark red brick architecture combined with its gold lion head posts have gained it status as an official landmark of London. Youll take loads of pictures here if youre visiting London so be sure to have our Tower Bridge print and buy it now.

Hyde Park

I always love visiting the Tower Bridge, it reminds me of the soundtrack to the London musical Miss Saigon. I think its such a beautiful bridge and what makes it most unique is that you can walk along part of it through Tower Bridge Exhibition. It offers visitors a chance to learn about the history of the bridge as well as about famous people who are interred at nearby Southwark Cathedral and St Katharine’s Docks.

While youre there, dont forget to have your picture taken with a few different boats while youre on theyre self. London has a lot of iconic bridges. The Tower Bridge, as we see it today, is actually the second one. It took over 5 years to build and was finally opened in 1894. The Tower Bridge served a purpose of linking the City with South London but its primary goal was to allow tall ships through the Thames.

One of the most interesting facts about Tower Bridge is probably the fact that it has been open for an estimated 15 million times in its lifetime. A river runs through it: Tower Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in London built to allow tall ships to pass below. It was designed by a man called Horace Jones, who was also a mayor of London. If youre lucky youll get to see the bridge open to let tall ships through and down the Thames.

Visitors can even cross Tower Bridge on foot or by carriage as it has two pedestrian walkways.   Anyone for tennis?. One of Londons finest examples of Victorian architecture can be found in the City of London, crossing the River Thames.  Dating back to 1894, it offers an impressive view of the historic Tower of London and is very close to another famous attraction; The Tower Bridge Exhibition.  Its also located near two tube stations (Tower Hill and London Bridge) which are both just a few minutes walk from the bridge.

Because of its location, Tower Bridge is a top tourist attraction in London, attracting visitors from all over the world. In fact, more than A million people cross Tower Bridge every year. If youre not one for the crowds then avoid visiting on a weekend. Surprisingly, a large number of tourists tend to take selfies at the top of the bridge which forces many tourists to stand in queues for hours on end. Today the bridge is a gateway for tourists and locals across the river.

Piccadilly Circus

I always love visiting the Tower Bridge, it reminds me of the soundtrack to the London musical Miss Saigon. I think its such a beautiful bridge and what makes it most unique is that you can walk along part of it through Tower Bridge Exhibition. It offers visitors a chance to learn about the history of the bridge as well as about famous people who are interred at nearby Southwark Cathedral and St Katharine’s Docks.

While youre there, dont forget to have your picture taken with a few different boats while youre on theyre self. London has a lot of iconic bridges. The Tower Bridge, as we see it today, is actually the second one. It took over 5 years to build and was finally opened in 1894. The Tower Bridge served a purpose of linking the City with South London but its primary goal was to allow tall ships through the Thames.

One of the most interesting facts about Tower Bridge is probably the fact that it has been open for an estimated 15 million times in its lifetime. A river runs through it: Tower Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in London built to allow tall ships to pass below. It was designed by a man called Horace Jones, who was also a mayor of London. If youre lucky youll get to see the bridge open to let tall ships through and down the Thames.

Visitors can even cross Tower Bridge on foot or by carriage as it has two pedestrian walkways.   Anyone for tennis?. One of Londons finest examples of Victorian architecture can be found in the City of London, crossing the River Thames.  Dating back to 1894, it offers an impressive view of the historic Tower of London and is very close to another famous attraction; The Tower Bridge Exhibition.  Its also located near two tube stations (Tower Hill and London Bridge) which are both just a few minutes walk from the bridge.

Because of its location, Tower Bridge is a top tourist attraction in London, attracting visitors from all over the world. In fact, more than A million people cross Tower Bridge every year. If youre not one for the crowds then avoid visiting on a weekend. Surprisingly, a large number of tourists tend to take selfies at the top of the bridge which forces many tourists to stand in queues for hours on end. Today the bridge is a gateway for tourists and locals across the river.

The bridges dark red brick architecture combined with its gold lion head posts have gained it status as an official landmark of London. Youll take loads of pictures here if youre visiting London so be sure to have our Tower Bridge print and buy it now. The bridges dark red brick architecture combined with its gold lion head posts have gained it status as an official landmark of London. Youll take loads of pictures here if youre visiting London so be sure to have our Tower Bridge print and buy it now.

Platform 9 3/4

I always love visiting the Tower Bridge, it reminds me of the soundtrack to the London musical Miss Saigon. I think its such a beautiful bridge and what makes it most unique is that you can walk along part of it through Tower Bridge Exhibition. It offers visitors a chance to learn about the history of the bridge as well as about famous people who are interred at nearby Southwark Cathedral and St Katharine’s Docks.

While youre there, dont forget to have your picture taken with a few different boats while youre on theyre self. London has a lot of iconic bridges. The Tower Bridge, as we see it today, is actually the second one. It took over 5 years to build and was finally opened in 1894. The Tower Bridge served a purpose of linking the City with South London but its primary goal was to allow tall ships through the Thames.

One of the most interesting facts about Tower Bridge is probably the fact that it has been open for an estimated 15 million times in its lifetime. A river runs through it: Tower Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in London built to allow tall ships to pass below. It was designed by a man called Horace Jones, who was also a mayor of London. If youre lucky youll get to see the bridge open to let tall ships through and down the Thames.

Visitors can even cross Tower Bridge on foot or by carriage as it has two pedestrian walkways.   Anyone for tennis?. One of Londons finest examples of Victorian architecture can be found in the City of London, crossing the River Thames.  Dating back to 1894, it offers an impressive view of the historic Tower of London and is very close to another famous attraction; The Tower Bridge Exhibition.  Its also located near two tube stations (Tower Hill and London Bridge) which are both just a few minutes walk from the bridge.

Because of its location, Tower Bridge is a top tourist attraction in London, attracting visitors from all over the world. In fact, more than A million people cross Tower Bridge every year. If youre not one for the crowds then avoid visiting on a weekend. Surprisingly, a large number of tourists tend to take selfies at the top of the bridge which forces many tourists to stand in queues for hours on end. Today the bridge is a gateway for tourists and locals across the river.

St Pauls Cathedral

St Pauls Cathedral is one of the finest examples of English Baroque architecture, and is still considered to be on the top 5 most impressive churches in the world, and should definitely be visited at least once. St Pauls Cathedral is a feast for the senses and is inspiring not only with its stunning swooping design but also with the history behind it. This place is a landmark in London, especially when you see it's dome which is so iconic of the architecture.

Its present form dates from the early 18th century but St Pauls Cathedral was founded by King Offa in 786 and who brought land for the church and its endowments from Chertsey, Kingston, and other places along the Thames. St Paul's Cathedral London was built between 1675 and 1710, with a great fire destroying the original building in 1666. One of the most familiar sights in London, St Paul's was designed by Sir Christopher Wren in the aftermath of that fire.

The Gherkin

I always love visiting the Tower Bridge, it reminds me of the soundtrack to the London musical Miss Saigon. I think its such a beautiful bridge and what makes it most unique is that you can walk along part of it through Tower Bridge Exhibition. It offers visitors a chance to learn about the history of the bridge as well as about famous people who are interred at nearby Southwark Cathedral and St Katharine’s Docks.

While youre there, dont forget to have your picture taken with a few different boats while youre on theyre self. London has a lot of iconic bridges. The Tower Bridge, as we see it today, is actually the second one. It took over 5 years to build and was finally opened in 1894. The Tower Bridge served a purpose of linking the City with South London but its primary goal was to allow tall ships through the Thames.

One of the most interesting facts about Tower Bridge is probably the fact that it has been open for an estimated 15 million times in its lifetime. A river runs through it: Tower Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in London built to allow tall ships to pass below. It was designed by a man called Horace Jones, who was also a mayor of London. If youre lucky youll get to see the bridge open to let tall ships through and down the Thames.

Visitors can even cross Tower Bridge on foot or by carriage as it has two pedestrian walkways.   Anyone for tennis?. One of Londons finest examples of Victorian architecture can be found in the City of London, crossing the River Thames.  Dating back to 1894, it offers an impressive view of the historic Tower of London and is very close to another famous attraction; The Tower Bridge Exhibition.  Its also located near two tube stations (Tower Hill and London Bridge) which are both just a few minutes walk from the bridge.

Because of its location, Tower Bridge is a top tourist attraction in London, attracting visitors from all over the world. In fact, more than A million people cross Tower Bridge every year. If youre not one for the crowds then avoid visiting on a weekend. Surprisingly, a large number of tourists tend to take selfies at the top of the bridge which forces many tourists to stand in queues for hours on end. Today the bridge is a gateway for tourists and locals across the river.

The bridges dark red brick architecture combined with its gold lion head posts have gained it status as an official landmark of London. Youll take loads of pictures here if youre visiting London so be sure to have our Tower Bridge print and buy it now. The bridges dark red brick architecture combined with its gold lion head posts have gained it status as an official landmark of London. Youll take loads of pictures here if youre visiting London so be sure to have our Tower Bridge print and buy it now.

The Globe Theatre

There are some amazing architecture works in London, with the Gherkin and Shard being just two examples. A lot of people don’t realise that there is a replica of a theatre close to the Tate Modern. The Globe Theatre is one of the most iconic buildings in London. It is a modern reconstruction of the original theatre which was closely associated with William Shakespeare that was first built in the 17th century. You can buy tickets to see shows being performed here and it is iconic for its circular shape, thatching and open roof.

The Globe is easily accessible from the London Eye and is in the same neighbourhood as The Pool of London, Tate Modern and Borough Market. It is a small place that can be crossed in half a minute or so – it has thatched roof and is a replica of the original London Globe that was originally built in 1599, which burned down in 1613. It was rebuilt in 1997 and inaugurated in 2000 with two grand performances.

Thousands flocked to see this celebration of one of England’s most famous playwrights ever written – William Shakespeare. We spent a bit of time here on my last trip to London!  It was built in the late 90s or early years of the 20th century, not sure, but it has been standing since the 1900s. It is surrounded by shops and cafes, and because it is open air you can watch from outside as well!  I think that you can go into the theatre if you are lucky to find an unsold ticket.

The Globe Theatre is nearby the Tate Modern, it is a modern reconstruction of the original theater which was closely associated with William Shakespeare that was first built in the 17th century. You can buy tickets to see shows being performed here and it is iconic for its circular shape, thatching and open roof. This place has some true historical significance to it. It was burnt down after only a decade of being built and was rebuilt on the three original foundations in 1997.

It shows Shakespearean plays during the summer months and is a great example of one of the many theatres that were built around this time. The Tate Modern. One of the best things to visit in London, the Tate Modern is a brand new, huge art gallery and museum for contemporary art. The Thames and Fleet River runs through it!  There are areas that are changed regularly so you can go back again and again.

The Houses Of Parliament

The Houses of Parliament is actually two buildings, the Palace of Westminster and St. Stephens, joined by a bridge named after the architect Freddie Benzie. The two buildings, officially an extension of Westminster Palace, act as the residences home to both houses of british parliament, the House of Commons and the House of Lords. The name 'Houses'refers to their division into two sections, as well as the separate entrances for each house. The Houses of Parliament is a number of buildings housing the legislative bodies of the United Kingdom.

There are two houses involved, the House of Lords (upper house) and the House of Commons (lower house) meeting in a central building called the Palace of Westminster. The architecture for these buildings is stunning, with gothic influences mixed with Renaissance and classical styles. The iconic image of the Houses of Parliament stands out in the history of architecture. The magnificent buildings have stood the test of time since their completion in 1852. The Palace of Westminster reflects Gothic Revival style due its elaborate decoration, steep roofs and spires.

The London Eye

The London Eye is the most recognisable structure in London symbolising the capital of the United Kingdom. The highly popular trip offers some of the best views of the city from resolutions higher than those even of the Shard. The highest public viewing gallery are located at a height of 135 metres above ground with all eight capsules carrying 25 passengers each. The London Eye is located on the southern bank of the River Thames from Westminster Bridge, that means it’s in close proximity to The Houses of Parliament and Big Ben.

The Natural History Museum

The Natural History Museum is an absolute must on any trip to London. The building itself is jaw droppingly beautiful, but thats not all there is to see and do here. I would recommend having a wander around the museum before you go into the IMAX cinema to watch a film because it's amazing how much more absorbing an experience it can be in comparison to watching films at home. In my humble opinion, if you're short of time in London, this would be your best bet for entertainment and value for money.

The Natural History Museum is located in South Kensington on Cromwell road. Even if you're not particularly interested in Natural History the building is stunning and a must see on your trip to the capital. You don't have to pay to get in so its worth having a wander and admiring the beautiful architecture. The museum offers free audioguid visits however these books out very quickly it's best to book them in advance online.

The architecture of the building is very beautiful and it is well worth popping in. Be warned though, there is some fairly challenging labelling so if you want to learn anything about natural history you may be a bit disappointed. The ceilings on the floor are stuuning and probably worth seeing even if you have no intention of looking at any exhibits. The Natural History Museum is located in South Kensington on Cromwell road. Even if you're not particularly interested in Natural History the building is stunning and a must see on your trip to the capital.

You don't have to pay to get in so its worth having a wander and admiring the beautiful architecture. The Natural History Museum is located in South Kensington on Cromwell road. Even if youre not particularly interested in Natural History the building is stunning and a must see on your trip to the capital. You dont have to pay to get in so its worth having a wander and admiring the beautiful architecture. It’s only about a ten minute walk from Westminster Tube station which makes it easily accessible from either Buckingham Palace or Westminster Abbey.

The Shard

I always love visiting the Tower Bridge, it reminds me of the soundtrack to the London musical Miss Saigon. I think its such a beautiful bridge and what makes it most unique is that you can walk along part of it through Tower Bridge Exhibition. It offers visitors a chance to learn about the history of the bridge as well as about famous people who are interred at nearby Southwark Cathedral and St Katharine’s Docks.

While youre there, dont forget to have your picture taken with a few different boats while youre on theyre self. London has a lot of iconic bridges. The Tower Bridge, as we see it today, is actually the second one. It took over 5 years to build and was finally opened in 1894. The Tower Bridge served a purpose of linking the City with South London but its primary goal was to allow tall ships through the Thames.

One of the most interesting facts about Tower Bridge is probably the fact that it has been open for an estimated 15 million times in its lifetime. A river runs through it: Tower Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in London built to allow tall ships to pass below. It was designed by a man called Horace Jones, who was also a mayor of London. If youre lucky youll get to see the bridge open to let tall ships through and down the Thames.

Visitors can even cross Tower Bridge on foot or by carriage as it has two pedestrian walkways.   Anyone for tennis?. One of Londons finest examples of Victorian architecture can be found in the City of London, crossing the River Thames.  Dating back to 1894, it offers an impressive view of the historic Tower of London and is very close to another famous attraction; The Tower Bridge Exhibition.  Its also located near two tube stations (Tower Hill and London Bridge) which are both just a few minutes walk from the bridge.

Because of its location, Tower Bridge is a top tourist attraction in London, attracting visitors from all over the world. In fact, more than A million people cross Tower Bridge every year. If youre not one for the crowds then avoid visiting on a weekend. Surprisingly, a large number of tourists tend to take selfies at the top of the bridge which forces many tourists to stand in queues for hours on end. Today the bridge is a gateway for tourists and locals across the river.

The Tate Modern

The Tate Modern Museum is located in London. It's a stunningly designed museum with sections devoted to modern art from 119 + to the present day. There are so many different exhibitions on at the same time you'll have no problem finding something you like as well as having something new to look forward to whilst you're there! The Tate Modern isn't just a place for art buffs, it's also an excellent place for family days out and, more importantly, has an excellent café and gift shop.

This museum is one of London's finest and biggest. It has a great atmosphere and the views across London from the top are worth the trip alone. Here you will see works by artists such as Cezanne, Jackson Pollock and Warhol. From Impressionists to Britart there is something for everyone. Most of the galleries are free so even if you just walk around for a hour before you go on your day out in London then it won't cost anything to get in.

The Tate Modern is one of London’s most interesting modern art museums. The museum holds a vast collection of over 100,000 pieces which includes modern paintings, sculpture and photography as well as a constantly changing line up of temporary exhibitions featuring more emerging artists. The gallery building itself is also unique, it has been converted from a power station which was built in the 1930s. The Tate Modern is a popular modern art gallery and museum in London.

It is Britain’s national gallery of international modern art and forms part of the Tate group. It is based in the former Bankside Power Station, in the Bankside area of the Borough of Southwark, and is the largest modern arts gallery in the United Kingdom. The Tate Modern, once known as the Bankside Power Station, has been reimagined to become one of London’s most visited museums. It is home to an extensive collection of modern art including works by Matisse, Picasso, Warhol and many others.

The museum also features a good selection of local artists. The Tate Modern is a modern art gallery located in London, United Kingdom, which opened in May 2000. It is the most popular museum of modern art in the world. The bridges dark red brick architecture combined with its gold lion head posts have gained it status as an official landmark of London. Youll take loads of pictures here if youre visiting London so be sure to have our Tower Bridge print and buy it now.

The Tower Of London

I always love visiting the Tower Bridge, it reminds me of the soundtrack to the London musical Miss Saigon. I think its such a beautiful bridge and what makes it most unique is that you can walk along part of it through Tower Bridge Exhibition. It offers visitors a chance to learn about the history of the bridge as well as about famous people who are interred at nearby Southwark Cathedral and St Katharine’s Docks.

While youre there, dont forget to have your picture taken with a few different boats while youre on theyre self. London has a lot of iconic bridges. The Tower Bridge, as we see it today, is actually the second one. It took over 5 years to build and was finally opened in 1894. The Tower Bridge served a purpose of linking the City with South London but its primary goal was to allow tall ships through the Thames.

One of the most interesting facts about Tower Bridge is probably the fact that it has been open for an estimated 15 million times in its lifetime. A river runs through it: Tower Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in London built to allow tall ships to pass below. It was designed by a man called Horace Jones, who was also a mayor of London. If youre lucky youll get to see the bridge open to let tall ships through and down the Thames.

Visitors can even cross Tower Bridge on foot or by carriage as it has two pedestrian walkways.   Anyone for tennis?. One of Londons finest examples of Victorian architecture can be found in the City of London, crossing the River Thames.  Dating back to 1894, it offers an impressive view of the historic Tower of London and is very close to another famous attraction; The Tower Bridge Exhibition.  Its also located near two tube stations (Tower Hill and London Bridge) which are both just a few minutes walk from the bridge.

Because of its location, Tower Bridge is a top tourist attraction in London, attracting visitors from all over the world. In fact, more than A million people cross Tower Bridge every year. If youre not one for the crowds then avoid visiting on a weekend. Surprisingly, a large number of tourists tend to take selfies at the top of the bridge which forces many tourists to stand in queues for hours on end. Today the bridge is a gateway for tourists and locals across the river.

Tower Bridge

I always love visiting the Tower Bridge, it reminds me of the soundtrack to the London musical Miss Saigon. I think its such a beautiful bridge and what makes it most unique is that you can walk along part of it through Tower Bridge Exhibition. It offers visitors a chance to learn about the history of the bridge as well as about famous people who are interred at nearby Southwark Cathedral and St Katharine’s Docks.

While youre there, dont forget to have your picture taken with a few different boats while youre on theyre self. London has a lot of iconic bridges. The Tower Bridge, as we see it today, is actually the second one. It took over 5 years to build and was finally opened in 1894. The Tower Bridge served a purpose of linking the City with South London but its primary goal was to allow tall ships through the Thames.

One of the most interesting facts about Tower Bridge is probably the fact that it has been open for an estimated 15 million times in its lifetime. A river runs through it: Tower Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in London built to allow tall ships to pass below. It was designed by a man called Horace Jones, who was also a mayor of London. If youre lucky youll get to see the bridge open to let tall ships through and down the Thames.

Visitors can even cross Tower Bridge on foot or by carriage as it has two pedestrian walkways.   Anyone for tennis?. One of Londons finest examples of Victorian architecture can be found in the City of London, crossing the River Thames.  Dating back to 1894, it offers an impressive view of the historic Tower of London and is very close to another famous attraction; The Tower Bridge Exhibition.  Its also located near two tube stations (Tower Hill and London Bridge) which are both just a few minutes walk from the bridge.

Because of its location, Tower Bridge is a top tourist attraction in London, attracting visitors from all over the world. In fact, more than A million people cross Tower Bridge every year. If youre not one for the crowds then avoid visiting on a weekend. Surprisingly, a large number of tourists tend to take selfies at the top of the bridge which forces many tourists to stand in queues for hours on end. Today the bridge is a gateway for tourists and locals across the river.

The bridges dark red brick architecture combined with its gold lion head posts have gained it status as an official landmark of London. Youll take loads of pictures here if youre visiting London so be sure to have our Tower Bridge print and buy it now. The bridges dark red brick architecture combined with its gold lion head posts have gained it status as an official landmark of London. Youll take loads of pictures here if youre visiting London so be sure to have our Tower Bridge print and buy it now.

Trafalgar Square

The national gallery and the warren of museums are full of incredible art treasures that tourists line up for hours to admire. But Trafalgar Square itself is a great place to people-watch, sit in the grass and watch an open-air concert, have a picnic or just go for a stroll. It's nice! But the best place to do all this is at the top of The National Gallery. The entrance is located on Trafalgar Square.

It overlooks two beautiful fountains and you can enjoy the majesty of St. Martin in the Fields from there without paying museum fees. You can see some beautiful art there too if you want but I'd keep it as just a place to lounge around and relax in London. The location of the fountain at the center of the square ensures that it is one of the most busy and popular places in London. The fountains here are spectacular to watch and are surrounded by lovely flowerbeds and stunning architecture.

There is a sense of fun to this space and it is a great place to people watch with a cold drink from the nearby coffee shops. In summer, there tends to be a lot of street entertainers performing on the paved areas as well you can admire some of the more impressive sculptures in London. Around the corner of Trafalgar Square you will find the National Gallery. The gallery is a great place to go if you like to admire famous art, as many of the pieces are by famous British painters.