Trip to London

Madame Tussauds is a worldwide phenomenon now but the magic began in London. For those who haven&...

Big Ben is actually a nickname for the 13 ton, 96 metres tall world famous bell and clock tower i...

The Buckingham Palace is one of the many important royal landmarks that stand in London to this d...

Close to the Palace of Westminster is the Westminster Abbey. This Gothic Church is spectacular in...

London Eye is easily one of the most visited attractions in the city of London. The constr...

The Tower of London is a history lover’s paradise. The premises are steeped in history and ...

The Tower Bridge which is located close to the Tower of London from which it gets its name is one...

The London Dungeons is the creepiest tourist attraction in London. This fun themed attraction att...

Also referred to simply as Spitalfields Market, it is over 350 years old. It is a covered indoor ...

The most tea clipper built in the city of London is known as the Cutty Sark. This place is one of...

The Wellington Arch is an important landmark in London. It is, what is called a “Triumphal ...

Once a massive war ship, HMS Belfast is now a ship museum part of the Imperial War Museums and is...

The museum offers visitors a walk through the history of the game of tennis as it evolved from a ...

St. Paul’s Cathedral is a religious site in London. It is a very old construction, dating b...

The elegant house in the city of London designed in Palladian style is known as the Queen’s...

The world’s oldest sporting museum and home to the Ashes Urn, Lords cricket ground and the ...

Apsley House is a location to be reckoned with in London. It is a prestigious townhouse in the ci...

The Old Royal Naval College is the most famous landmark in the city of London. This iconic buildi...

The National Maritime Museum located in Greenwich in the city of London is a leading maritime mus...