8 Popular Places To Visit in London

Many people call it The Old Smoke. London is smoky, indeed. But it’s also full of life and adventure is hiding behind every corner of every building out there. Here are 7 of the most visited, but yet exciting places a London visitant should see for himself.

Hyde Park

Hyde Park is the London’s better version of Central Park. It’s one of the Royal Parks of London and is located within central London. It’s famous with its Speaker’s Corner – an open-air public area where discussions and debates are being held every day.

London Dungeon

For the adventurers, there’s a place called the London Dungeon. It’s located in the heart of the smoky city. Being among the most popular tourist attractions, the London dungeon recreates a variety of historical events, using an interesting and exciting mix of special effects, rides and real actors.

Westminster Abbey

The real London spirit can be easily felt by simply passing by Westminster Abbey. The glorious gothic church, also known as the Collegiate Church of St Peter at Westminster was founded in the 7th century. Westminster Abbey is also known as the place where coronations and royal weddings happen, including Prince William and Miss Catherine Middleton’s wedding back in 2011.

London Eye 

London Eye is Europe’s tallest Ferris wheel. It’s 443 feet tall has the highest public view in London. Breathtaking landscapes and exciting ride in one of its capsules will sure leave an unforgettable memory. It’s one of the iconic London scenery elements.

Sea Life London Aquarium

If you happen to visit the London Eye, be sure to stop at Sea Life London Aquarium. The popular tourist attraction is a home to some of the world’ most exotic and unusual underwater species.

Cutty Sark

Cutty Sark is one of three original composite construction clipper ships from the 19th century and currently the world’s last tea clipper left. She was built in 1869 as part of the Jock Willis Shipping Line. Today Cutty Sark is part of the National Historic Fleet. Now being opened as a main tourist attraction, Cutty Sark lets tourists have fun at her studio theatre.

Oxford Street

You love shopping? Oxford Street is probably the place for you. It’s currently Europe’s largest shopping street with about 300 shops. It’s located near Park Lane and Oxford Circus. Attracts over half a million daily visitors.

National History Museum

Diversity, richness and plenty of information. The National History Museum holds a million years in a variety of collections – including objects and works regarding botany, zoology, paleontology, and mineralogy. The massive building is very easily recognizable. With its Romanesque architecture and iconic terracotta works both in and outside, you can get lost while also enjoying notable works of art.

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