London Attractions

Tower Hill

From the Crown Jewels to the Tower ravens — a UNESCO World Heritage Site where you can experience history where it happened.

Bloomsbury

Two million years of human history and culture under one roof. Free entry, booked online.

South Kensington

Natural history galleries, science and specimens in South Kensington, with free entry tickets (some exhibitions are charged).

South Kensington

The home of human ingenuity — award-winning exhibitions, iconic objects and stories of scientific achievement, free to visit.

South Kensington

Museum championing design and creativity in all its forms. Admission is free; some exhibitions and events carry a separate charge.

Trafalgar Square

The story of European art, masterpiece by masterpiece — free to visit.

Bankside

Modern and contemporary art from around the world, with free admission.

Regent's Park

A ZSL conservation zoo — discover wildlife and learn how it's being protected for the future.

Westminster

A royal church in the centre of London and a World Heritage Site with over a thousand years of history.

City of London

Widely considered one of the world's most beautiful buildings. Free to worship; sightseeing, including the Dome galleries, is ticketed.

Tower Bridge

Panoramic views from the high-level walkways and glass floors, plus the engine rooms of London's defining landmark.

Tower Bridge, Southwark

Step on board this iconic London landmark and climb ladders between all nine decks of a floating city.

Lambeth

Stories of people's experiences of modern war, from the First World War to conflicts today. Entry to the museum is free.

Westminster

The Churchill War Rooms and Winston Churchill Museum, run by Imperial War Museums.

Bankside

A world-renowned theatre, education centre and cultural landmark on the bank of the River Thames.

South Bank

See London from the sky from the riverside on the South Bank.

South Bank

Sharks, rays and penguins, and the UK's biggest coral reef, in the heart of London.

Marylebone

The world-famous wax museum — an interactive experience with over 150 celebrity wax figures.

Greenwich

Step aboard the historic tea clipper, the fastest ship of its time, in Greenwich's UNESCO World Heritage Site.

West India Quay, Canary Wharf

400 years of London Docklands history in a riverside setting — free and open to all.

Kensington

A historic royal residence in Kensington, run by Historic Royal Palaces.

Hampton Court, Richmond upon Thames

Home of Henry VIII and the baroque palace of William III and Mary II, with 60 acres of gardens and the Magic Garden.

Kew, Richmond upon Thames

Over 50,000 living plants across a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the science behind its botanical collections.