A royal park with a fascinating history, the area hosts some of London’s most popular attractions, like the Diana Memorial Fountain and Speaker’s Corner. Walk across the open parkland to the serpentine lake, perfect for swimming, boating and cycling beneath the shade of ancient trees.
The famous blue whale skeleton, Hope, is an iconic exhibit that captures the museum’s mission to explore life on Earth and its history. From dinosaurs and gemstones to work by Darwin and meteorites, there is much to explore on your journey through time.
Discover the birthplace of Queen Victoria and current home of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Stand in the King’s Drawing Room and see where royals were photographed for their official portraits. Explore the Sunken Garden planted with vibrant flowers and more.
Blending the classic with the cutting-edge, the gallery is home to contemporary art from around the world and its unique exhibitions champion emerging and established artists. The gallery’s free blockbuster shows offer an international platform for a wide range of talents.
Explore more than 1,000 years of British history from the tombs of kings and queens to the resting place of famous writers and musicians. With so much heritage to discover, make sure you allow enough time for your visit to this UNESCO World Heritage site.
The Palace of Westminster is where you’ll find the House of Commons and House of Lords, as well as the famous clock tower, Big Ben. The tradition and significance of the building comes to life as you learn about its historical treasures.