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Mayfair Tours and Tickets
One of Central London’s most affluent districts, Mayfair is known for its designer stores, luxurious hotels, and stately architecture—and as the birthplace of Her Majesty the Queen. It’s also bordered by two of the city’s largest green spaces—Hyde Park to the west and Green Park to the south—and home to immaculate gardens.
Southwark Cathedral Tours and Tickets
With a prime location on the south bank of the River Thames, looking out across London Bridge, Southwark Cathedral is one of central London’s oldest churches, dating back to the 12th century. Its official name is the Cathedral and Collegiate Church of St. Saviour and St. Mary Overie.
Whitehall Tours and Tickets
Packed with monuments and lined with some of London’s most significant government buildings, busy Whitehall is an important thoroughfare. Originally constructed as an entryway to the now-demolished Palace of Whitehall, the road may be short, but its heavy concentration of landmarks means walking down it is a must when touring London.
Fleet Street Tours and Tickets
Once the center of London’s newspaper industry, Fleet Street is one of the city’s most storied locations. At the top of the street you’ll find the Royal Courts of Justice, the UK’s highest court, also known as Old Bailey. Also here is the historic Temple Church—built by the Knights Templar and featured in Dan Brown’s novel The Da Vinci Code.
Leicester Square Tours and Tickets
Nestled between Soho, St. James’s, and the West End, Leicester Square is the intersection that never sleeps. Home to world-famous movie theaters, nightclubs, and a recently renovated park, the square attracts more than 2 million visitors each week. It has been popular as an entertainment hub since the 19th century.
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- Things to do in Windsor & Eton
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- Things to do in Chatham
- Things to do in Alton
- Things to do in Milton Keynes
- Things to do in Brighton
- Things to do in Cambridge
- Things to do in Oxford
- Things to do in Canterbury
- Things to do in Portsmouth
- Things to do in Dover
- Things to do in Southampton
- Things to do in Peterborough
- Things to do in Cotswolds
- Things to do in Isle of Wight
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- Statue of Liberty
- The White House
- Antelope Canyon
- Hoover Dam
- Alcatraz
- Stonehenge
- Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum
- Beverly Hills
- Colosseum
- Washington Monument
- San Diego Zoo
- Space Needle
- Eiffel Tower
- Pearl Harbor National Memorial
- Empire State Building
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- Aquarium of the Pacific
- Blue Lagoon
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Tate Modern Tours and Tickets
Perched on the banks of the River Thames, Tate Modern is the epicenter of London’s contemporary art scene. It’s a culture lover’s paradise and one of the largest modern art museums in the world, complete with cutting-edge works, thought-provoking installations, and dramatic think pieces.
Soho Tours and Tickets
This London neighborhood has it all: theaters, live music, art galleries, eclectic nightlife, shopping, historical sites, and a quirky food scene. Located in the West End District popular with actors, artists, musicians, and fashionistas, Soho is also the epicenter of London’s LGBTQ+ scene.
Westminster Bridge Tours and Tickets
The neo-Gothic Westminster Bridge connects Lambeth and Westminster. Though popular for its panoramic views, the Victorian bridge’s decorative details and cultural importance make it an attraction in its own right. The present-day structure opened on Queen Victoria’s birthday in 1862, though its history reaches back to the 17th century.
Marble Arch Tours and Tickets
Amid the blur of traffic of one of central London’s busiest intersections—the meeting point of Oxford Street, Park Lane, and Edgware Road—the grand Marble Arch is one of the city’s most striking landmarks, and it boasts an impressive royal history.
London National Gallery Tours and Tickets
Home to England’s greatest collection of paintings, the London National Gallery’s pantheon-style facade looms over London’s Trafalgar Square. With a storied history dating back to 1824, it’s no wonder this is one of the most-visited art museums in the world.
Green Park Tours and Tickets
The smallest of London’s network of eight Royal parks, Green Park is located in Westminster, between Hyde Park to the west and St. James Park to the east. The 40-acre (16-hectare) green space is dissected by the Mall on one side and Constitution Hill on the other, right next to Buckingham Palace. It’s a peaceful triangle, known for mature plane and lime trees as well as a number of memorials, statues, and fountains.
Harrods Tours and Tickets
Built by Charles Henry Harrod in 1834 and now owned by Qatar Holdings, Harrods is London’s largest and most iconic department store. With 330 different departments spread over seven floors, it’s a top choice for shoppers, selling everything from luxury souvenirs and gourmet British foods to renowned designer brands and stylish homewares.
SEA LIFE® London Aquarium Tours and Tickets
