As seen from the London Tower.Photo by Glen B, USA
One of the few bridges in the world left with shop...Photo by Andy D, Canada
Once you exit the Bath after the bathroom stop...y...Photo by Robert P, Bermuda
Unbelieveable!Photo by Trisha B
We drank champagne in Shakespeare's Garden towards...Photo by Heather G, USA
delightful masonry detail from the front of the ch...Photo by Susan H, Australia
Windsor Castle, the Queen was in residence on our ...Photo by Corina P, USA
At the back of the Palace with the beautiful garde...Photo by Helen L, Australia
This was such a fun tour all around.Photo by Anonymous
Shot from the lower level.Photo by Ariele F, USA
We took the red line. You can see a lot of monumen...Photo by Angela S, Spain
The Eye is so big it's better to get a photo of it...Photo by Dia U
A 13th century pub in Lacock where we had a wonder...Photo by Andy D, Canada
Roman soldier outside of gift shop. Couldn't get h...Photo by Laura Anne H, USA
the inside and out f the Cathedral are beautifulPhoto by Janet S
Historic site of Stonehenge.Photo by Robert M, USA
Playing make believe at a location in King Cross s...Photo by Stuart L, Canada
The Abbey at Bath - the pale golden stone used in ...Photo by Cody B, USA
The Dining Hall, Christchurch College, OxfordPhoto by Anonymous
Outside castle.Photo by Lynn J, USA
London
Attractions
London Attractions
Our list of noteworthy London attractions and places to see in London, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
Hyde Park
London is full of huge parks which the locals refer to as the lungs of the city. Hyde Park is one of the biggest and best known. Another of Henry VIII's ... Continue Reading »
Soho
Soho is one of London's most famous areas. Bounded by Charing Cross Road, Oxford Street, Regent Street and Shaftesbury Avenue, it's a close-knit tangle of ... Continue Reading »
British Museum
The British Museum is one of the largest museums in the world, comparable only to the Louvre in Paris and the Met in New York. Established around 1750, the ... Continue Reading »
London Bridge
London Bridge is the oldest bridge over the River Thames. While the current incarnation of the bridge dates from the 1970s, there has been a bridge in this ... Continue Reading »
Trafalgar Square
Dating from the 1820s and named after Admiral Nelson's last great victory, Trafalgar Square is a hub of London life. With the National Gallery on one side, ... Continue Reading »
Tower Bridge
Tower Bridge is one of the most iconic sights in London. It was opened in 1894, designed to echo the nearby Tower of London although the two have no ... Continue Reading »
Madame Tussauds Wax Museum
On any trip to London, it's important to celebrity spot. Especially if Robert Pattinson or The Queen are in town. But if they prove to be camera-shy you'll ... Continue Reading »
Piccadilly Circus
Piccadilly Circus is the meeting place of many of London's most famous roads. Here beautiful Regent Street (shopping heaven), famous Piccadilly (Fortnum and ... Continue Reading »
Stonehenge
Stonehenge is still one of the world's great mysteries. Who built it? Why? And how? Around 3,500 years old, Stonehenge is a massive circle of standing stones ... Continue Reading »
Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle is the largest working castle in the world that is still occupied by monarchy. For over 900 years, since William the Conqueror built a wooden ... Continue Reading »
Warwick Castle
One of England's historic medieval castles, Warwick Castle was originally built by William the Conqueror and has seen the likes of Henry of Anjou and the 16th ... Continue Reading »
Greenwich
Greenwich is a quaint village area of London just downriver from central London. It is most famous for its maritime history and as home to the Royal ... Continue Reading »
Hampton Court Palace
Hampton Court Palace is in Surrey, on the edge of London next to the River Thames. Hampton Court Palace is famous as the home of King Henry VIII (he of the ... Continue Reading »
Leeds Castle
One of Britain's most distinguishable heritage sites is the grand Leeds Castle. Sprawled out over 500 acres of land, a trip to this royal 12th century gem is ... Continue Reading »
London Eye
Since it was officially opened on New Year's Eve 1999 (as part of the millennial celebrations), the London Eye has become one of London's most popular ... Continue Reading »
- Animal Park
- Castle
- Church / Cathedral
- Golfing
- Good for Kids
- Good Views / Viewpoint
- Market
- Monument - Military
- Must-Do Experience
- Neighborhood
- Palace
- People Watching
- Pier / Waterfront / Port
- Religious Experience
- Ruin - Ancient
- Shore Excursions
- Theme Park
- Tip - What to See & Do
- UNESCO Heritage Site
- Walking/Hiking
A Tale of Two Cities Written by London Expert: Gavin
3 Days in London: Suggested Itineraries Written by Viator
Bath Tours from London Written by Viator
