A historic castle that houses the Crown Jewels and offers nearly 1,000 years of history. Visitors can learn about its famous ravens and explore its fascinating past as a fortress, palace, and prison.
This iconic clock tower and the surrounding architecture symbolize British politics and history.
The official residence of King Charles III, open for tours during certain months, offering a glimpse into royal life.
A stunning Gothic church and the site of royal coronations and weddings.
Home to a world-class collection of artifacts, including the Rosetta Stone and Egyptian mummies.
Famous for its dinosaur exhibits and stunning architecture.
Known for its impressive collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art.
A leading modern art gallery housed in a converted power station.
The heart of London's theater scene, offering world-class musicals and plays.
A vibrant area with markets, street performers, and dining.
Known for its trendy shops, street art, and diverse food scene.
A haven for book lovers, it's one of London's most popular bookstores.
Catch a performance or take a tour at this iconic theater inspired by the original Globe.
Dine at this historic pub, offering a unique atmosphere and British cuisine.
Visit a chocolate factory and enjoy its sweet offerings.
One of London's largest parks, perfect for a leisurely walk or paddle boating in the Serpentine.
Adjacent to Hyde Park, home to the beautiful Kensington Palace.
Offers stunning views of the city and houses the Royal Observatory.
Known for its eclectic mix of food, clothing, and crafts.
A haven for foodies, with a wide selection of gourmet food and local produce.
