England’s capital city is a hub of culture, always bustling and with always something to do. Visiting might be a bit daunting if you don’t know what to explore first – that’s why we have listed the top must-see tourist attractions to get you started.
Seeing the beautiful city from above is one of the most spectacular sights. This is a great place to start as it will allow you to fully appreciate London from above before coming back down to discover more.
Visiting the heart of the British Royal Family is exciting and awe-inspiring. The surrounding areas are as impressive as the large building itself. Home to pomp and ceremony, Buckingham Palace has seen its fair share of regal events such as the annual Trooping the Colour, the Order of the Garter and the occasional royal wedding.
As the meeting place for the House of Commons and the House of Lords, this political giant is an architectural landmark as well as a powerful focal point for the UK’s Houses of Parliament. At the east end of the structure is Big Ben, the nickname given to a 16-century bell and clock tower. it is an iconic symbol of London and England.
Relax in the 350 acres of parkland situation in the heart of the city. During the summer months, there is often lots to see and do. Explore the Albert Memorial, the Serpentine Galleries or take a guided tour around Kensington Palace.
Take a tour around one of the most famous buildings in the world. Steeped in a 900-year dark history of execution, it has been used as an arsenal, jewel house and palace. There are often family-friendly events, exhibitions and live performances to enjoy.
Getting to London by train is fast and easy. Book your tickets in advance with nationalrail.com to save time and money!
