London Landmarks

Big Ben & the houses of Parliament
The parliament of the United Kingdom is built on the north bank of the Thames in the heart of the city.
 
Trafalgar square and Admiral's Gate
Trafalgar Square is the largest square in London and meeting point of the Middle Ages until
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London Eye
With a height of 135 and next to the Thames this huge wheel offers a spectacular view of the whole area of ​​London.
 
Buckingham Palace
In 1826, King George IV asked famed architect John Nash to expand the house - then known
 
Tower of London
Originally built as a fortress by William the Conqueror to consolidate the invasion of 1066. Later diff "
 
Shopping in London
The London markets offer a variety of goods from around the world and for all budgets. The large department stores'
 
 
Tower Bridge
The famous bridge is 265 meters was completed in 1894. Is animated by allowing large ships to continue
  
Squares of central London
Covent Garden, Leicester Square, Piccadily Circus
These three squares of central London a magnet for both tourists and locals.
 

British Museum
The British Museum is the most famous attraction in the UK with 6.4 million visitors a year
 
Madame Tussauds
The famous wax museum Madame Tussaud's in London, you can see in real dimensions famous
 
Windsor Castle
When visiting London, an amazing trip can be done in the near Windsor Castle in the homonymous location »
 
Tate Galleries
In the city there are two galleries of the organization Tate, the Tate Britain and Tate Modern. H Tate Britain is the oldest
 
Stratford-upon-Avon
The Strantfornt is a small town near Birmingham, approximately 170 km from London. The official
 
  
St Paul's Cathedral
The magnificent Cathedral of St. Paul built by Christopher Wren between 1675 and 1711. It is one of
 
The Royal Observatory of Greenwich
The Royal Greenwich Observatory since 1998 as a museum. Founded in 1675 by the King of England
 
Eltham Palace
In Eltham in Greenwich London is a masterful example of art deco architecture
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