With endless cultural and leisure offerings, London is the city that has it all. From historic buildings to incomparable monuments, you can’t miss these 10 places to visit in London. You will surely take more than one beautiful postcard!
Before talking about monuments and buildings that cannot be missed on your visit to London, we present these options for you to enjoy touring the city like a real Londoner. In principle, Camden Town is one of the most entertaining neighborhoods to visit, as it has more than a thousand stalls and shops to find unique gifts.
If what you are looking for is to feel the energy that the city transmits, what better than to sit on the steps of the Piccadilly Circus fountain, and enjoy the atmosphere. This square has a wide range of leisure activities, from cinemas and theaters to restaurants for all tastes.
In addition, you cannot leave London without visiting the famous Notting Hill neighborhood, whose popularity does not stop growing. If you are looking to feel like in a movie, visit its beautiful colored houses and the Portobello market. Imagine the amount of photos you can take!
You’ve probably heard them name more than once and you were struck by what it would be like to see it in person, and now you have the opportunity. Let’s start with one of London’s icons, Big Ben, this famous 100-meter high tower, with its four clocks on each of its faces, is ideal for taking photos from Westminster Bridge.
And the area in which the tower is located is nothing less than the Palace of Westminster, a Victorian Gothic building that houses the two Houses that make up the British Parliament. Take the opportunity to explore it inside!
Another Gothic-style building is Westminster Abbey, the oldest temple in London. Seat of coronations, the abbey houses the tombs of British monarchs and historical figures from the last thousand years. And when it comes to royalty, Buckingham Palace cannot be missed on your tour. It is the official residence of the British monarchy and the famous changing of the guard takes place there.
As London expanded, it was necessary to build bridges linking the banks of the Thames. This is how London Bridge was created, one of the symbols of the Victorian-style city. Do not hesitate to visit it to see the operation of the steam engine that elevates it.
Finally, if you prefer to see London from above, take the London Eye. From the huge glass cabins at this observation deck, you’ll get incredible views of the River Thames and Big Ben. It is ideal to contemplate the sunsets in the city.
London has spaces for all tastes, in addition to the legendary buildings, the British capital stands out for its many and beautiful parks. If you want to relax and have picnics, visit Hyde Park or Primrose Hill.
Lastly, if you are looking to be surrounded by exotic flowers and plants, Kew Gardens is for you. And if you want to visit one of the Royal Parks of London, do not hesitate to go to St James’s Park.
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