The Best Places to See in London

1. The British Museum 

The museum contains millions of items from countries worldwide, including the mummies and the popular Rosetta Stone. Because admission is free, history buffs should not miss it.

2. Tower of London

An old fortress and former royal palace, interesting for hosting the Crown Jewels and many stories from ages past.

3. Buckingham Palace

The British monarch calls this building home. Go at lunchtime on alternate days to enjoy the ceremony and feel what it’s like to be a part of British royal history.

4. London Eye

You can see wonderful views of the city from the giant wheel, especially when it’s evening or nighttime.

5. The Houses of Parliament & Big Ben

An architectural landmark stands on the river Thames. Often referred to as ‘landmark of landmarks,’ Big Ben gets photographed a great deal in the UK.

6. The Natural History Museum

Parents love the museum for its many dinosaur skeletons, exciting science activities and a historic Victorian design.

7. The Tate Modern

 

A top-rated contemporary art gallery built in what was a power station. You don’t need to pay to enter and most exhibits here are bold and stimulating.

8. Covent Garden

An enjoyable area with lots of shops, street entertainers, historical pubs and marketplaces for artisans. Excellent for quick walks to see different places and watch people.

9. Camden Market

Camden is famous for having an alternative scene and offers vintage clothes, world street cuisine and indie concert spots.

10. Hyde Park

One of London’s biggest and best-known parks. Try paddling on the Serpentine, explore the Princess Diana Memorial or enjoy some peace.