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When dreaming of London, several things come to mind: the splendor of the Royals, red telephone booths, Sherlock Holmes’s careful eye, James Bond’s debonair style, grand palaces and medieval churches, delicious fish and chips, and a certain sense of humor. Experience it all and more in the capital of England and the United Kingdom.
London embodies an exhilarating mix of stylish modernity and rich history. Discover icons such as Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle, Hyde Park, Sky Garden, and the London Eye. History buffs love sites like Westminster Abbey and cathedrals dating back to the 10th century. Shoppers flock to Dover Street Market, Mayfair, Oxford Street, Covent Garden, and iconic department stores like Harrods and Selfridges.
Dining in London is a real treat. Go on a pub crawl, visit Maltby Street or Borough Market, savor fine cuisine at Michelin-starred restaurants, and have a light bite at a quirky café. No visit would be complete without indulging in traditional afternoon tea.
There’s never a bad time to visit London — it is bursting with life in all seasons. Summer offers events such as Trooping the Colour, which celebrates the queen’s birthday, and the Wimbledon championship. Spring and fall bring beautiful weather and winter is alight with the décor and spirit of the holidays.
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Wembley Stadium
Home to the England National Football Team, Wembley Stadium is known for hosting notable events, including the 2012 Olympics and one American football game a year. The stadium is open for tours on
London Eye
London Eye
South Bank of the River Thames
London,
SE1 7PB
44 871 781 3000
44 871 781 3000
Sitting on the glorious River Thames, The London Eye is now an undeniable highlight in the London Skyline. The Ferris Wheel, the third tallest in the world, overlooks the river, the Palace of
Roti Chai
Offering two different dining experiences, an intimate dining room and street kitchen, but serving the same high-quality of delicious food options, is Roti Chai. The restaurants serve up classic Indian dishes that are raved about by locals.
The Monument
After the great fire in 1666, the monument was built as a memorial for the hundreds of houses and buildings that were damaged and lost. It is 202 ft tall, the exact distance between it and the site
Buckingham Palace
Since 1837, Buckingham Palace has been the principal residence and workplace of the Monarchy. The estate has 775 rooms, including 19 state and reception rooms, 92 offices, and over 200 Royal and staff
St. James Park
St. James Park is a Royal Garden in London, surrounded by some of the city’s notable royal landmarks including Buckingham Palace, St. James Palace, and Westminster Abbey.
Churchill War Rooms
Churchill War Rooms
Clive Steps, King Charles Street
London,
SW1A 2AQ
44 20 7930 6961
44 20 7930 6961
During the second World War, Winston Churchill created Cabinet War Rooms, underground bunkers beneath the streets of London. After an Allied victory, the war rooms were converted into a one-of-a-kind
Natural History Museum
See hundreds of exhibits at the Natural History Museum for free! The landmark museum in London features several family-friendly attractions such as a Dinosaurs gallery, a virtual reality experience,
Leadenhall Market
Leadenhall Market is a picturesque covered market in the heart of London’s financial district. Boasting a Victorian roof and cobblestone paths, the historic shopping center hosts 19 specialty shops
Hyde Park
To spend some time outdoors in London, a visit to Hyde Park is necessary. The park is huge, covering 350 acres, and offers a large lake; trails and paths; several playgrounds; tracks for horseback
London Film Museum
London Film Museum
45 Wellington Street
London,
WC2E 7BN
44 20 7836 4913
44 20 7836 4913
The London Film Museum is dedicated to preserving and showcasing relics from British movie history. The museum is host to props and costumes worn in famous British films, exhibits on actors and
Oxford Street
Make your way over to London’s West End for a shopaholic’s haven, Oxford Street. The one-mile stretch boasts over 300 shops and is always filled with locals and tourists alike.
London Southend Airport (SEN)
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Paul's Churchyard
London,
EC4M 8AD
44 20 7246 8350
44 20 7246 8350
St. Paul’s Cathedral is an important landmark in the London landscape, the seat of the Bishop of London, and the mother church of the Diocese of London. The cathedral has hosted several services
The Andover Arms
The Andover Arms is a local pub favorite that focuses on quality food, good brews, and great service. The pub serves traditional pub fare with a Mediterranean touch and Good Fuller’s beer.
Heathrow Airport (LHR)
Piccadilly Circus
Piccadilly Circus is a bustling plaza in the heart of London with the notable bright neon signs above the buildings. The area, which has its own Piccadilly Circus tube station is known for rows of
The Ledbury
The Ledbury
127 Ledbury Road, Notting Hill
London,
W11 2AQ
44 (0) 20 7792 9090
44 (0) 20 7792 9090
This two Michelin Star restaurant serves up delicious concoctions based around fabulous British produce with lots of vegetables and wild English game, as explained by Chef Graham.
London Stansted Airport (STN)
London Stansted Airport (STN)
Bassingbourn Rd
Stansted,
CM24 1QW
+44 844 335 1803
+44 844 335 1803
National Gallery
Located in Trafalgar Square, The National Gallery is a comprehensive art museum that boasts over 2,000 paintings from the middle ages to the 20th century. The gallery is home to pieces from Van Gogh.
Rules
Rules
35 Maiden Lane, Covent Garden
London,
WC2E 7LB
44 (0)20 7836 5314
44 (0)20 7836 5314
Standing as the oldest and most celebrated restaurant in London, Rules has served the traditional food of England — specializing in classic game cookery, oysters, pies, and puddings — for over 200 years.
Shakespeare Globe Theater
Shakespeare Globe Theater
21 New Globe Walk
London,
SE1 9DT
44 20 7902 1400
44 20 7902 1400
See a work of Shakespeare the way he intended at the Globe Theater. A reconstruction of the open-air theater that he designed in 1599, the playhouse is located just a few yards from the original
The O2
A full day of fun awaits at the O2 Entertainment District. Mostly known for the large indoor arena, which hosts events such as concerts, award shows, comedians, and more, the district also features
Social Eating House
Social Eating House
58 Poland Street, Soho
London,
W1F 7NR
020 7993 3251
020 7993 3251
Located in the resurgence of Soho, the Social Eating house aims to surround guests’ with key elements of the current London dining scene but in a cozy and social setting.
Westminster Abbey
With over 900 years in London, The Abbey has hosted coronations since 1066; 16 royal weddings including Prince William and Catherine Middleton, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge; and is the final resting
Borough Market
This gourmet food market offers over 70 stalls for visitors to buy fresh produce, pastries, breads, meats, cheeses, and more.
Greenwich Park
Said to have the best views of London, Greenwich Park is one of the oldest Royal Parks and one of the largest single green spaces in south-east London.
Abbey Road Studios
An established recording studio, Abbey Road Studios became a music-history landmark when The Beatles recorded their Abbey Road album in 1969.
London City Airport (LCY)
Sky Garden
The Sky Garden boasts some of London’s most magnificent views as it sits 155 meters up and surrounds guests with a 360-degree view of the city.
The Sherlock Holmes Museum
The Sherlock Holmes Museum
221b Baker Street
London,
NW1 6XE
44 20 7224 3688
44 20 7224 3688
Visit the home of London’s most famous detective, Sherlock Holmes, on 221B Baker Street. The museum shows Holmes’ apartment, waxwork and artifacts from famous cases, and a souvenir shop.
London Luton Airport (LTN)
Royal Albert Hall
Royal Albert Hall
Kensington Gore, Kensington
London,
SW7 2AP
+44 20 7589 8212
+44 20 7589 8212
Named after Prince Albert and built to host exhibitions promoting art and sciences, Royal Albert Hall is a venue rich in history and culture.
Tower Bridge
Often mistaken as the London Bridge, which is further down the River Thames, The Tower Bridge is the iconic stone and suspension bridge, a symbol of London.
Palace of Westminster, Houses of Parliament, and Big Ben
Palace of Westminster, Houses of Parliament, and Big Ben
Westminster
London,
SW1A 0AA
44 20 7219 3000
44 20 7219 3000
An undeniable landmark and symbol of London is The Palace of Westminster, which holds the houses of Parliament and The Elizabeth Tower. Parts of the houses of Parliament, such as Westminster Hall,
Bond Street Luxury Shops
Linking Piccadilly in the south to Oxford Street in the north, Bond Street is a major shopping street in the West End of Central London.
Harrods
Harrods is an upscale department store that can only be found in London. The massive store spans over five acres and boasts over 300 departments, making it the largest department store in Europe.
Tower of London
Home to the "Beefeaters", the guards and tour guides of the tower; the protective ravens; and the full collection of the Crown Jewels, learn the storied and haunted history of the Tower of London with
Covent Garden
Whether you’re looking to shop, eat, or play, make your way to Covent Garden to experience London like a local.
Victoria and Albert Museum
Victoria and Albert Museum
Cromwell Road
London,
SW7 2RL
44 20 7942 2000
44 20 7942 2000
Spend an entire day in a museum that is often referred to as “the best museum of art and design.” The museum boasts collections of everything from paintings, to ceramics, to drawings and books.
Oxford University
Take a trip to Oxford to walk the campus of the second-oldest campus in the world. Explore the buildings and the grounds where some of the most famous scholars have studied.
St Pancras Railway Station
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Landmarks
Leadenhall Market is a picturesque covered market in the heart of London’s financial district. Boasting a Victorian roof and cobblestone paths, the historic shopping center hosts 19 specialty shops
To spend some time outdoors in London, a visit to Hyde Park is necessary. The park is huge, covering 350 acres, and offers a large lake; trails and paths; several playgrounds; tracks for horseback
London Film Museum
45 Wellington Street
London,
WC2E 7BN
44 20 7836 4913
44 20 7836 4913
The London Film Museum is dedicated to preserving and showcasing relics from British movie history. The museum is host to props and costumes worn in famous British films, exhibits on actors and
Make your way over to London’s West End for a shopaholic’s haven, Oxford Street. The one-mile stretch boasts over 300 shops and is always filled with locals and tourists alike.
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Paul's Churchyard
London,
EC4M 8AD
44 20 7246 8350
44 20 7246 8350
St. Paul’s Cathedral is an important landmark in the London landscape, the seat of the Bishop of London, and the mother church of the Diocese of London. The cathedral has hosted several services
Piccadilly Circus is a bustling plaza in the heart of London with the notable bright neon signs above the buildings. The area, which has its own Piccadilly Circus tube station is known for rows of
Located in Trafalgar Square, The National Gallery is a comprehensive art museum that boasts over 2,000 paintings from the middle ages to the 20th century. The gallery is home to pieces from Van Gogh.
Shakespeare Globe Theater
21 New Globe Walk
London,
SE1 9DT
44 20 7902 1400
44 20 7902 1400
See a work of Shakespeare the way he intended at the Globe Theater. A reconstruction of the open-air theater that he designed in 1599, the playhouse is located just a few yards from the original
A full day of fun awaits at the O2 Entertainment District. Mostly known for the large indoor arena, which hosts events such as concerts, award shows, comedians, and more, the district also features
With over 900 years in London, The Abbey has hosted coronations since 1066; 16 royal weddings including Prince William and Catherine Middleton, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge; and is the final resting
Said to have the best views of London, Greenwich Park is one of the oldest Royal Parks and one of the largest single green spaces in south-east London.
An established recording studio, Abbey Road Studios became a music-history landmark when The Beatles recorded their Abbey Road album in 1969.
The Sky Garden boasts some of London’s most magnificent views as it sits 155 meters up and surrounds guests with a 360-degree view of the city.
The Sherlock Holmes Museum
221b Baker Street
London,
NW1 6XE
44 20 7224 3688
44 20 7224 3688
Visit the home of London’s most famous detective, Sherlock Holmes, on 221B Baker Street. The museum shows Holmes’ apartment, waxwork and artifacts from famous cases, and a souvenir shop.
Royal Albert Hall
Kensington Gore, Kensington
London,
SW7 2AP
+44 20 7589 8212
+44 20 7589 8212
Named after Prince Albert and built to host exhibitions promoting art and sciences, Royal Albert Hall is a venue rich in history and culture.
Often mistaken as the London Bridge, which is further down the River Thames, The Tower Bridge is the iconic stone and suspension bridge, a symbol of London.
Palace of Westminster, Houses of Parliament, and Big Ben
Westminster
London,
SW1A 0AA
44 20 7219 3000
44 20 7219 3000
An undeniable landmark and symbol of London is The Palace of Westminster, which holds the houses of Parliament and The Elizabeth Tower. Parts of the houses of Parliament, such as Westminster Hall,
Linking Piccadilly in the south to Oxford Street in the north, Bond Street is a major shopping street in the West End of Central London.
Harrods is an upscale department store that can only be found in London. The massive store spans over five acres and boasts over 300 departments, making it the largest department store in Europe.
Home to the "Beefeaters", the guards and tour guides of the tower; the protective ravens; and the full collection of the Crown Jewels, learn the storied and haunted history of the Tower of London with
Whether you’re looking to shop, eat, or play, make your way to Covent Garden to experience London like a local.
Victoria and Albert Museum
Cromwell Road
London,
SW7 2RL
44 20 7942 2000
44 20 7942 2000
Spend an entire day in a museum that is often referred to as “the best museum of art and design.” The museum boasts collections of everything from paintings, to ceramics, to drawings and books.
Take a trip to Oxford to walk the campus of the second-oldest campus in the world. Explore the buildings and the grounds where some of the most famous scholars have studied.
Home to the England National Football Team, Wembley Stadium is known for hosting notable events, including the 2012 Olympics and one American football game a year. The stadium is open for tours on
London Eye
South Bank of the River Thames
London,
SE1 7PB
44 871 781 3000
44 871 781 3000
Sitting on the glorious River Thames, The London Eye is now an undeniable highlight in the London Skyline. The Ferris Wheel, the third tallest in the world, overlooks the river, the Palace of
After the great fire in 1666, the monument was built as a memorial for the hundreds of houses and buildings that were damaged and lost. It is 202 ft tall, the exact distance between it and the site
Since 1837, Buckingham Palace has been the principal residence and workplace of the Monarchy. The estate has 775 rooms, including 19 state and reception rooms, 92 offices, and over 200 Royal and staff
St. James Park is a Royal Garden in London, surrounded by some of the city’s notable royal landmarks including Buckingham Palace, St. James Palace, and Westminster Abbey.
Churchill War Rooms
Clive Steps, King Charles Street
London,
SW1A 2AQ
44 20 7930 6961
44 20 7930 6961
During the second World War, Winston Churchill created Cabinet War Rooms, underground bunkers beneath the streets of London. After an Allied victory, the war rooms were converted into a one-of-a-kind
See hundreds of exhibits at the Natural History Museum for free! The landmark museum in London features several family-friendly attractions such as a Dinosaurs gallery, a virtual reality experience,
Travel Info
London Stansted Airport (STN)
Bassingbourn Rd
Stansted,
CM24 1QW
+44 844 335 1803
+44 844 335 1803
Restaurants
The Andover Arms is a local pub favorite that focuses on quality food, good brews, and great service. The pub serves traditional pub fare with a Mediterranean touch and Good Fuller’s beer.
The Ledbury
127 Ledbury Road, Notting Hill
London,
W11 2AQ
44 (0) 20 7792 9090
44 (0) 20 7792 9090
This two Michelin Star restaurant serves up delicious concoctions based around fabulous British produce with lots of vegetables and wild English game, as explained by Chef Graham.
Rules
35 Maiden Lane, Covent Garden
London,
WC2E 7LB
44 (0)20 7836 5314
44 (0)20 7836 5314
Standing as the oldest and most celebrated restaurant in London, Rules has served the traditional food of England — specializing in classic game cookery, oysters, pies, and puddings — for over 200 years.
Social Eating House
58 Poland Street, Soho
London,
W1F 7NR
020 7993 3251
020 7993 3251
Located in the resurgence of Soho, the Social Eating house aims to surround guests’ with key elements of the current London dining scene but in a cozy and social setting.
This gourmet food market offers over 70 stalls for visitors to buy fresh produce, pastries, breads, meats, cheeses, and more.
Offering two different dining experiences, an intimate dining room and street kitchen, but serving the same high-quality of delicious food options, is Roti Chai. The restaurants serve up classic Indian dishes that are raved about by locals.
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