Europe’s most famous and iconic palace is brimming with incredible history, meaning a visit to Buckingham Palace is a must when visiting London. After you've seen the King’s home in all its glory, head to the suggested eateries, bars and activities that surround Buckingham Palace.
A neoclassical architectural masterpiece, the Museum houses an eclectic collection of fascinating artefacts covering the story of human history across the ages. Marvel at the world-renowned Rosetta Stone and the Parthenon Marbles, collected during Britain’s colonial period, including treasures from the Egyptian Pharaohs.
One of London’s most popular attractions, this modern art museum has many renowned works, including famous paintings by Picasso, Warhol and Rothko. It holds an ever-changing collection of masterpieces and regularly hosts record-breaking exhibitions, so be sure to check the website for the latest details.
Step into this iconic building and feel the still reminiscent sighs of London’s glorious past. See incredible views over London from the famous Dome, hear tales of bravery from the crypt and marvel at works of art that shows England as it was in 1708.
Climb aboard the world-famous London Eye, where you can take advantage of one of the most impressive panoramic views across the city of London. Board your capsule and let the sights unfold. Reserve your time in advance to enjoy your experience to the full.
This Medieval castle has been a royal residency, military barracks and home to the Crown Jewels. It has also housed some of England's most famous prisoners. Explore its historic surroundings and see the famous Yeomen Warders, known as ‘Beefeaters’, in full regalia.