Not to Miss Tourist Spots When in London

London has several notable structures, familiar spots and secret sites to be discovered. Regardless of whether they be prehistoric or new, the city is always advancing and is vibrant in culture and history. In case you have not been to London, here’s a rundown of the 25 must see London attractions you don’t want to muss. Utilize this as a little agenda have fun exploring!

 

Find out London's best tourist attractions and secret spots you need to know

 

1. Big Ben

Big Ben is situated in Westminster and is the moniker for the 'Great Bell' of the clock however is regularly used to speak of the clock and clock tower. Today, the official name of the clock tower is the Elizabeth Tower so-called after Queen Elizabeth II in 2012 for her Diamond Jubilee. Big Ben is a familiar travel spot in London and a must visit destination.

 

2. The Museum of London

Seeing this renowned attraction and structural art piece is such a beauty to see! The Museum of London holds a great deal of long British history, with unbelievable displays presenting London through the ages, from ancient times through to present day times. Their one of a kind accumulation incorporates over a million pieces! In the event that you are an enthusiast of history and you need to find out about the British Empire and how it turned into the incredible city that it is today, the Museum of London is an absolute necessity to visit.

 

3. The Houses of Parliament

Palace of Westminster is the Houses of Parliament's formal name, but because of it's occupants it is usually called the latter. The place is located on the banks of the River Thames in Westminster and the building itself is impeccable, you can plan visits round the Houses in case you're occupied with knowing more about British governmental issues, if not simply appreciate them all things considered!

 

4. Buckingham Palace

The Queen’s London residence, the Buckingham Palace is found halfway at the highest point of Pall Mall nearby to Green Park and St James' Park. Just like the Houses of Parliament you can arrange visits round the Palace in the event that you'd jump at the chance to imagine you're a regal for an evening or you can appreciate its magnificence from outside the entryways!

 

5. The London Eye

In 2000, the London Eye was opened to general public, when it was first constructed it was the world’s biggest Ferris wheel and until the point that the opening of the Shard in 2013 it was the tallest observation point over London. You can purchase tickets to go up in the London Eye in one of the little units, it is certainly an interesting point on your first outing to London so you can see out over London. The perspective of it starting from the land is entirely marvelous, it adds a different perspective to London's horizon!

 

6. The London Transport Museum

This historical center holds captivating insider facts that will knock your socks off. The collected pieces incorporate all things from vehicles and foundation to old sound records, photos, and artifacts. The historical center is an incredible means to take in more about the historical story of London’s transportation industry and discover the transportation scheme that the city is celebrated for. Guided voyages through different transport spots occur all through the year. The historical center is located in Covent Garden Piazza.

 

7. Trafalgar Square

The name talks about the Battle of Trafalgar which was a British maritime triumph against Napoleon. It is the square encompassing Nelson's Column and is an expansive open space where people can sit or appreciate the wellsprings with the background of the National Gallery. Commonly utilized for huge events and during December the gigantic Christmas Tree can be found in the square for that magical Christmas feel!

 

8. The Natural History Museum

Situated in South Kensington on Cromwell street, the Natural History Museum has a spectacular building architecture. Regardless of whether you're not especially interested in history, it’s a must see on your tour to the capital. There’s no entrance fee.

 

9. St Paul's Cathedral

A prominent spot in the London Skyline, the dome of St. Paul’s Cathedral is the thing that makes the design so wonderful and legendary all things considered. The present church has existed since the seventeenth century and was built after the Great Fire of London which demolished a significant part of the city. Visitors may go inside the Cathedral and stroll around and in addition seeing it from the Millennium bridge which keeps running over the Thames straightforwardly before the building cathedral.

 

10. Kensington Palace

The late Princess Diana of Wales has once resided in the palace and now is presently the lush grand residence of the Royal Family, the new Duke and Duchess of Cornwall. The completely flawless royal residence domain offers ways to find out more about her Majesty the Queen and her ruler's lovely exhibits. You can discover the historical background of royal weddings and the remarkable existences of royalties like Queen Victoria. Sovereignty is displayed at each area of this royal residence and guests can have high tea around the spot at The Orangery.

 

11. The Tate Modern

Situated on the banks of the River Thames in a previous power station, the Tate Modern holds both British and worldwide contemporary craftsmanship. With a building gallery totally distinct, the historical center is certainly a must see.

 

12. The Globe Theater

Standing close to Tate Modern, the Globe Theater is an advanced recreation of the first theater which was linked close with William Shakespeare that was first constructed in the seventeenth century. You can purchase tickets to see performance presentations and it is notable for it's round shape, thatching and open rooftop!

 

13. Tower Bridge

Tower Bridge is amongst the city’s most famous image crossing the stream. The bridge has remained in London since the nineteenth century and is scandalous for it's drawbridge impact making it capable to let large ships through and down the Thames. You will see it near the Tower of London and the closest Tube stations are Tower Hill and London Bridge. Take photographs from the banks of the Thames or you can stroll crosswise over as well!

14. The Millennium Bridge

A pedestrian bridge that was constructed over the River Thames toward the start of the millennium, the Millennium Bridge’s name was gotten from the season of its development. This structure extends crosswise over for a combined 1,066 feet and connects 2 acclaimed London tourist spots, St. Paul's Cathedral, and the Tate Modern. A walk around the structure is an extraordinary means to appreciate the natural air and get stunning photos of the absolute most celebrated tourist spots and unique London features.

 

15. The Shard

The Shard is London’s highest structure that soars over several attractions and must see places from numerous spots in London. The high rise was launched in 2013 and houses different top of the line dining spots, the Shangri La Hotel and a observation deck which you can purchase tickets. It is well worth appreciating the sceneries from up there yet the main issue with review London from the Shard is you miss a perspective of the building itself, so make certain to get a good view of it before going inside.

 

16. The Tower of London

Established in 1066 , the Tower of London’s castle in 1100 was once a jail until 1952. The building stinks with history that is awaiting to be explored. You can likewise go and see the Crown Jewels in a display and wander about how sparkly they are. Add the Tower of London to your rundown and go and see one of London's most established landmarks!

 

17. The Gherkin

The Gherkin is a structure that resembles the form of a Gherkin, it has turned out to be an icon to the London Skyline and a not be missed element when you're looking towards East London. Its building construction is made out of workplaces so it is anything but a landmark you can go within yet it's well worth attempting to spot on your tour to London

 

18. Hyde Park

Hyde Park is located in the city’s center and among the largest parks in London. There is a lovely lake in the center called the Serpentine which you can lease pedalos and rowboats on and you can view the grounds/entryways encompassing Kensington Palace which are situated toward one side of the park. It's a delightful stop to meander around and it is a must see when in London.

 

19. Stage 9 3/4

Calling all the Harry Potter fanatics out there! In the event that you need to discover Platform 9 3/4 they have everything set up, for good at King's Cross Station. You can take your photograph wear a Gryffindor scarf and envision you're headed toward a new life at Hogwarts!

 

20. Steed Guards Parade

A huge motorcade ground, the Horse Guards Parade can be found off of Whitehall close Downing Street in Central London. This is the place occasions, for example, the Trooping of the Color occur, there's likewise various landmarks situated around the procession ground that deserves a tour, it is found behind St James' Park and fixed with lovely structures.

 

21. Piccadilly Circus

Piccadilly Circus can be compared to New York’s Time's Square. It's in every case absurdly occupied with vibrant billboards that line the edges of the buildings and you'll presumably end up here in case you're arranging a night in the West End or Soho! It is worth checking out in the evening and taking in the neighborhood energy.

 

22. Downing Street

Number 10 Downing Street is the place the British Prime Minister resides amid his time as PM. It is situated off of Whitehall and while you cannot get passed the entryways for evident reasons you can surely view there and see the celebrated number 10 entryway!

 

23. Changing of the Guard

The Changing of the Guard occurs every day and you will see it on the off chance that you get the right schedule. It happens pretty much consistently from April till the last week of July, somewhere in the range of 11.15 in the morning and 12noon. This every day service is an absolute must-see on a London tour, it is the point at which one regiment assumes control from another, in their 'guarding' obligations of Buckingham Palace. It sees the New Guard walking from Wellington Barracks to Buckingham Palace to be the Queen's Guard. On the off chance that you want to see British pageantry, this service is for you!

 

24. Covent Garden

It is always busy in London Covent Garden’s center. It is loaded with eateries, shops, bars and street entertainers. You can meander through, take a seat for an espresso in the square or feast out in the night times here. It's an extremely fun territory of London to visit on the off chance that you haven't been to London previously, it has a genuine air about it and it ought to be on your rundown for your next excursion!

 

25. Westminster Abbey

Like Paris’ Pantheon Crypt wherein you can see the tombs and commemorations to incredible figures from history, Westminster Abbey is a prevalent fascination to see the graves, busts, tablets, and stone commitments. Truth be told, seventeen rulers are covered here, alongside dukes, noblewomen and popular figures in history such as Darwin, Hardy, Dickens, and so forth. Established by Benedictine priests in 960 AD, there have likewise been 16 imperial weddings here and each and every British crowning ritual was carried out inside Abbey's walls since 1066.

 

Lovely London Vacation

London’s story is dramatic and spans many timelines. So much of England’s culture developed in this city and you will discover more than you may probably remember if you get inside a few of its museums and historical landmarks. There are surprising things you would never realize until you experience them yourself.