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London landmarks you need to visit

As the capital of England and the United Kingdom, London has become a hugely popular destination for everyone and anyone. Situated in the South-East of England, this vibrant and fast-paced city is home to famous, historical landmarks, the latest fashion trends and a diverse range of people and cultures, where more than 300 languages are spoken.

Big Ben

Found on the north-side of the Houses of Parliament, in Westminster, next to the famous River Thames, Big Ben is one of the most recognisable landmarks in London. After the Palace of Westminster was destroyed in a fire, it was decided that the new building for the Houses of Parliament would include a tower and clock; now known as Big Ben. This now is surrounded by tourists every day looking to learn all about the history behind the clock tower.

Tower Bridge

Built between 1886 and 1894, Tower Bridge has been London’s defining landmark for more than a century. The bridge features Victorian Gothic Architecture on the two towers making it a must-see destination. The best way to explore this famous bridge is through the Tower Bridge exhibition where you can learn about Victorian engineering, while enjoying the mesmerising views across London.

Piccadilly Circus

Piccadilly Circus is one of London’s most popular tourist destinations, known for its iconic Piccadilly screens, neon signs and the statue of Eros; the Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain. Situated in the heart of London, the area is home to a variety of theatres, shops and restaurants, including the traditional London pubs.

Tate Modern

London is home to the modern and contemporary art museum, Tate Modern. One of the most visited museums in England. The building itself is a former power station which now holds a range of iconic British and International art. Even walking across the millennium bridge and into the Tate Modern is a great experience where you have a fantastic view of the river and some of London’s iconic buildings, such as the Tower of London, the London Eye and St Pauls.