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Museums & Galleries (13)

Museums & Galleries

British Museum

World-famous collection of art and antiquities spanning two million years of history

free Bloomsbury

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Natural History Museum

World-class museum of nature with 80 million specimens, a blue whale skeleton and stunning Romanesque architecture

free South Kensington

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National Gallery

One of the world's finest collections of Western European painting, from the 13th to the 20th century

free West End

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National Portrait Gallery

Britain's portrait collection from Tudor monarchs to contemporary icons — reopened in 2023 after a landmark renovation

free West End / Trafalgar Square

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Courtauld Gallery

Intimate world-class collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces inside the grand rooms of Somerset House

££ Covent Garden / Strand

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Saatchi Gallery

Bold contemporary art exhibitions in a grand Chelsea setting — rotating shows and emerging international artists

free Chelsea

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Tate Modern

Britain's national gallery of modern and contemporary art, housed in a landmark former power station on the Thames

free Bankside

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Tate Britain

The national gallery of British art, housing the world's greatest collection of works from 1500 to the present day

free Pimlico

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Victoria & Albert Museum

World's largest museum of decorative arts and design, with 5,000 years of creativity across fashion, textiles, ceramics, sculpture and more

free South Kensington

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Wallace Collection

Museum of 18th-century French art, Old Masters, arms and armour in a magnificent Marylebone townhouse

free Marylebone

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Science Museum

Museum exploring science, technology, medicine and engineering with interactive galleries and an IMAX cinema

free South Kensington

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Imperial War Museum

Powerful museum covering conflicts from the First World War to the present day, with immersive galleries and a striking atrium

free Lambeth

Museums & Galleries

London Transport Museum

200 years of London transport history — vintage buses, Tube trains, trams and the world's finest poster collection in Covent Garden

££ Covent Garden

Food & Drink (3)

Food & Drink

Borough Market

London's oldest food market — artisan cheese, street food and gourmet ingredients beside London Bridge

£ Southwark

Food & Drink

Camden Market

London's largest open-air market — street food, vintage fashion, crafts and live music along the Regent's Canal in Camden Town

£ Camden Town

Food & Drink

Covent Garden

Historic piazza with street performers, craft markets and the Royal Opera House in London's West End

££ West End

Day Trips (7)

Day Trips

Stonehenge

Prehistoric stone circle and UNESCO World Heritage Site on Salisbury Plain — Britain's most iconic ancient monument

££ Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire

Day Trips

Brighton & Royal Pavilion

George IV's extravagant Indo-Saracenic palace, pebble beach, Brighton Pier and the bohemian lanes of England's favourite seaside city

££ Brighton, East Sussex

Day Trips

Windsor Castle

The world's oldest and largest occupied castle — State Apartments, St George's Chapel and the Changing of the Guard in royal Berkshire

£££ Windsor, Berkshire

Day Trips

Canterbury Cathedral

UNESCO World Heritage cathedral and seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury — site of Thomas Becket's murder and 1,400 years of English Christianity

££ Canterbury, Kent

Day Trips

Cambridge University

Historic university city with 31 colleges, King's College Chapel, punting on the River Cam and the world-class Fitzwilliam Museum

££ Cambridge

Day Trips

Oxford University

The city of dreaming spires — Bodleian Library, Radcliffe Camera, Christ Church college and 900 years of academic history

££ Oxford

Day Trips

Hampton Court Palace

Henry VIII's magnificent Tudor palace with 60 acres of gardens, the famous Hampton Court Maze and original Tudor kitchens

£££ East Molesey

Landmarks & Monuments (17)

Landmarks & Monuments

Big Ben

London's most iconic landmark — the Elizabeth Tower and its Great Bell, standing watch over the Houses of Parliament since 1859

free Westminster

Landmarks & Monuments

Tower Bridge

Victorian bascule bridge with high-level glass walkways and original steam-powered engine rooms

££ Tower Hill / Bermondsey

Landmarks & Monuments

Buckingham Palace

Official London residence of the monarch, with State Rooms open each summer and the iconic Changing of the Guard

££ Westminster

Landmarks & Monuments

Westminster Abbey

Gothic abbey and active royal church — site of coronations, royal weddings and Poets' Corner since 1066

££ Westminster

Landmarks & Monuments

St Paul's Cathedral

Sir Christopher Wren's baroque masterpiece crowned by one of the world's largest cathedral domes

££ City of London

Landmarks & Monuments

Kensington Palace

Royal residence since 1689 — birthplace of Queen Victoria, State Apartments, fashion exhibitions and the Sunken Garden in Kensington Gardens

££ Kensington

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Trafalgar Square

London's iconic public square — Nelson's Column, Landseer's bronze lions, the Fourth Plinth and the National Gallery

free Westminster

Landmarks & Monuments

Piccadilly Circus

London's most famous junction — neon advertising signs, the Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain and a gateway to the West End, Soho and Chinatown

free West End

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Old Bailey

The Central Criminal Court of England and Wales — watch live trials from the public gallery beneath the famous Lady Justice statue

free City of London

Landmarks & Monuments

Temple Church

A rare 12th-century round church built by the Knights Templar in 1185, with marble effigies and a Da Vinci Code connection

£ Temple

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Guildhall

The ceremonial heart of the City of London for over 800 years — medieval Great Hall, Gog and Magog statues, art gallery and Roman amphitheatre remains

free City of London

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Shakespeare's Globe

Faithful reconstruction of the 1599 Globe Theatre — open-air performances, standing groundling tickets and guided tours on Bankside

££ Bankside / Southwark

Landmarks & Monuments

HMS Belfast

WWII light cruiser moored on the Thames near Tower Bridge — nine decks of naval history run by the Imperial War Museum

££ Southwark / London Bridge

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Old Royal Naval College

Christopher Wren's baroque masterpiece in Greenwich — home to the Painted Hall, a stunning chapel and UNESCO World Heritage grounds

free Greenwich

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Cutty Sark

The last surviving tea clipper ship, dry-docked in Greenwich — walk the decks and beneath the hull of this 1869 maritime icon

££ Greenwich

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Royal Observatory Greenwich

Home of the Prime Meridian Line and Greenwich Mean Time — straddle east and west hemispheres at longitude zero

££ Greenwich

Tower of London Landmarks & Monuments

Tower of London

Nearly 1,000 years of royal history — fortress, palace, prison and home of the Crown Jewels beside the Thames

££ Tower Hill

Parks & Gardens (7)

Parks

Hyde Park

350-acre royal park in central London with the Serpentine lake, Speakers' Corner, Diana Memorial Fountain and year-round open access

Free Mayfair / Knightsbridge

Parks

Regent's Park

410 acres of Nash-designed parkland with Queen Mary's Gardens, London Zoo, an open-air theatre and a boating lake in the heart of north London

free Marylebone / Camden

Parks

Greenwich Park

183-acre Royal Park with hilltop views of Canary Wharf and the Thames, home to the Royal Observatory, Prime Meridian line and open access year-round

Free Greenwich

Parks

Kew Gardens

UNESCO-listed Royal Botanic Gardens with 300 acres of glasshouses, landscapes and over 50,000 living plants

££ Kew / Richmond

Parks

St James's Park

57-acre Royal Park in Westminster with a pelican colony, lake views of Buckingham Palace from the Blue Bridge and open access year-round

Free Westminster

Parks

Primrose Hill

62-acre hilltop park in north London with panoramic skyline views from a 63-metre summit, one of the protected London viewpoints, open daily

Free Camden / Primrose Hill

Parks

Sky Garden

Public garden on floors 35–37 of the Walkie Talkie building at 155 metres, with 360-degree London views, landscaped terraces and three restaurants

Free (booking required) City of London

Experiences (5)

Experiences

London Eye

Iconic riverside observation wheel with panoramic views across 55 landmarks from 135 metres above the South Bank

££ South Bank

Experiences

Madame Tussauds

World-famous wax museum on Marylebone Road with lifelike figures of celebrities, royals, sports stars and film characters across immersive themed zones

££ Marylebone

Experiences

The Shard

Western Europe's tallest building with an observation deck on floors 68–72, offering 360-degree views across London from 244 metres up

££ London Bridge

Experiences

ArcelorMittal Orbit

114.5m sculpture and observation tower in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park with panoramic views and the world's longest tunnel slide

££ Stratford

Experiences

The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience

Immersive team adventure based on the hit 90s TV show with four themed zones and the iconic Crystal Dome in the West End

££ West End

Getting Around (7)

Getting Around

Big Bus Tours

Open-top hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus tours of London with live guides, three routes, 40+ stops and an included Thames river cruise

££ Mayfair / Green Park

Getting Around

Black Cab Tours

Private guided tours of London in iconic black taxis driven by Knowledge-qualified cabbies who know every street in the city

£££ Central London

Getting Around

London Bus

Ride London's iconic red double-decker buses for just £1.75 — scenic routes past Big Ben, St Paul's and the Tower on the world's most famous bus network

£ Central London (citywide)

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London Duck Tours

Amphibious sightseeing tours that drive past London landmarks then splash into the Thames — a unique land-and-water experience returning in 2026

££ Vauxhall / South Bank

Getting Around

Thames Clippers

High-speed catamaran river bus service on the Thames, branded Uber Boat by Thames Clippers, linking 24 piers from Putney to Barking Riverside

££ Westminster / South Bank

Getting Around

Santander Cycles

London's public bike-share scheme with 12,000+ bikes at 800 docking stations — unlock a red bike for £1.65 with the first 30 minutes included

£ Central London (citywide)

Getting Around

London Underground

The world's first underground railway — 11 lines, 272 stations and 160+ years of history beneath one of the most visited cities on Earth

£ Central London (citywide)

Sports Venues (5)

Sports

Chelsea Football Club (Stamford Bridge)

Tour Stamford Bridge stadium and museum — home of Chelsea FC since 1905, with dressing rooms, tunnel walk and London's finest football silverware collection

££ Fulham

Sports

Emirates Stadium (Arsenal)

Self-guided audio tour of Arsenal's 60,704-seat Emirates Stadium with museum access, dressing rooms, tunnel walk and Invincibles memorabilia

££ Holloway / Islington

Sports

Lord's Cricket Ground

Tour the Home of Cricket — Lord's guided tours include the Long Room, MCC Museum with the original Ashes urn, and the iconic Media Centre

££ St John's Wood

Sports

The Oval

Historic cricket ground in Kennington, home of Surrey CCC since 1845, site of the first England Test match and the first FA Cup Final, with guided tours

££ Kennington

Sports

Wembley Stadium

90,000-seat national stadium with iconic arch, home of England football, FA Cup Finals, NFL London Games and major concerts, with behind-the-scenes tours

££ Wembley

Entertainment (4)

Entertainment

Royal Albert Hall

Iconic Grade I listed concert hall in South Kensington hosting the BBC Proms, rock, classical, opera and guided tours since 1871

££ South Kensington

Entertainment

Royal Opera House

Home of The Royal Opera and The Royal Ballet in Covent Garden with world-class performances, backstage tours and lunchtime recitals

£££ Covent Garden

Entertainment

BFI Southbank

Home of the British Film Institute on the South Bank with four cinema screens, an open-access archive and year-round film seasons

££ South Bank

Entertainment

Electric Cinema

One of the UK's oldest cinemas, opened 1911 on Portobello Road, with luxury leather armchairs, double beds and cashmere blankets

££ Notting Hill

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Museums & Galleries (13)

British Museum

Natural History Museum

National Gallery

National Portrait Gallery

Courtauld Gallery

Saatchi Gallery

Tate Modern

Tate Britain

Victoria & Albert Museum

Wallace Collection

Science Museum

Imperial War Museum

London Transport Museum

Food & Drink (3)

Borough Market

Camden Market

Covent Garden

Day Trips (7)

Stonehenge

Brighton & Royal Pavilion

Windsor Castle

Canterbury Cathedral

Cambridge University

Oxford University

Hampton Court Palace

Landmarks & Monuments (17)

Big Ben

Tower Bridge

Buckingham Palace

Westminster Abbey

St Paul's Cathedral

Kensington Palace

Trafalgar Square

Piccadilly Circus

Old Bailey

Temple Church

Guildhall

Shakespeare's Globe

HMS Belfast

Old Royal Naval College

Cutty Sark

Royal Observatory Greenwich

Tower of London

Parks & Gardens (7)

Hyde Park

Regent's Park

Greenwich Park

Kew Gardens

St James's Park

Primrose Hill

Sky Garden

Experiences (5)

London Eye

Madame Tussauds

The Shard

ArcelorMittal Orbit

The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience

Getting Around (7)

Big Bus Tours

Black Cab Tours

London Bus

London Duck Tours

Thames Clippers

Santander Cycles

London Underground

Sports Venues (5)

Chelsea Football Club (Stamford Bridge)

Emirates Stadium (Arsenal)

Lord's Cricket Ground

The Oval

Wembley Stadium

Entertainment (4)

Royal Albert Hall

Royal Opera House

BFI Southbank

Electric Cinema

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