London tourist attractions

Famous landmarks in London

A selection of famous landmarks in London, complete with videos. > Famous London landmarks

Globe Theatre London’s Globe Theatre is a perfect reconstruction of Shakespeare’s Elizabethan playhouse.

Bank of England The Bank of England oversees the UK’s money markets, and prints and issues currency.

Family days out in London

A guide to the best family days out, and upcoming events for children. > Kid’s attractions in London

Hamleys Hamleys toy shop in Regent Street is reportedly one of the largest toy stores in the world.

Natural History Museum The Natural History Museum covers everything from long-dead dinosaurs to erupting volcanoes.

Art and museums in London

Our guide to the best art galleries and museum exhibitions in London. > Art galleries and museums

Tate Modern The Tate Modern has everything from Warhol, Picasso and Dalí to modern day contemporary art.

Queen’s Gallery The Queen’s Gallery near Buckingham Palace houses the Royal Family’s art collection.

Music & Theatre venues

A list of the most popular music venues and West End theatres in London. > Music and theatre venues

Queen’s Theatre The Queen’s Theatre can be found down Shaftesbury Avenue, in the heart of London’s West End.

Cadogan Hall Cadogan Hall near Sloane Square is one of London’s best venues for classical music.

Royal palaces & Cathedrals

Visit one of London’s historic churches, cathedrals or Royal palaces. > Palaces, churches, cathedrals

St. Dunstan-in-the-West St. Dunstan’s is famous for the Giant’s clock, which bangs the bell every fifteen minutes.

Clarence House Clarence House was built in the early 19th-century for the Duke of Clarence – later King William IV.

Monuments and statues

A guide to the most famous monuments and statues around London. > Monuments, statues in London

Marble Arch Marble Arch was originally part of Buckingham Palace, before being moved to Hyde Park Corner.

Monument The Monument remembers the deaths and damage caused by the Great Fire of London in 1666.

Famous streets in London

Learn all about London’s most famous streets and public squares. > Famous streets in London

Fleet Street Fleet Street – home of the High Court, demon barber Sweeney Todd and the national press.

Piccadilly Piccadilly is famous for the Ritz Hotel, Fortnum & Mason’s and the Royal Academy of Arts.

Shops and Markets

Go shopping in one of London’s street markets or department stores. > Shops and markets in London

Burlington Arcade Burlington Arcade is famous for the Beadles in top-hat and tails, who ban everyone from whistling.

Liberty Liberty, just off Oxford Circus, is one of London’s oldest and most famous department stores.

London’s parks & gardens

A guide to the most beautiful parks, gardens and cemeteries in London. > Parks, gardens, cemeteries

Battersea Park Battersea Park has a children’s zoo and Peace Pagoda, with a twenty-foot tall golden Buddha.

Regent’s Park Regent’s Park is home to a zoo and London’s loveliest river-trip. Take a canal boat to Little Venice.

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