London

Located on the River Thames, London is the capital of England

and the UK's most populous city. The city is a confluence of old

and new and is one of the most important tourist destinations

in the world. It is a city with many attractions, including

great architecture and heritage.

Founded by the Romans, the city of London has been a major

settlement for the past two millennia. London is a leading city

in the world and one of the most important in the fields of art,

commerce, entertainment, education, finance, fashion,

healthcare, media, tourism and transport. London consists of two

ancient cities, which are now united into one capital.Two cities:

the city of London and the city of Westminster. Together they

are known as Greater London. London attracts more than

15.3 million international tourists a year. Many of the city's

landmarks such as the London Eye, Big Ben, Houses of

Parliament, Westminster Abbey and Nelson's Column

attract large numbers of visitors. The Shard in London is

the tallest building in the city.There are many museums and art

galleries in London that preserve the heritage and culture

of an incredibly rich historic city. The city also has several parks

where tourists can stroll and relax.

Top Places to Visit In London

01.London Eye

Coca Cola London Eye, located in the center of London, can be

called the heart of the city. It rotates gracefully across the

Thames, opposite the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben.

The London Eye is a huge Ferris wheel on the south bank of

the River Thames in the capital of London. It is often seen as the

wheel of the millennium. It is a 443-foot structure, 394 feet high.

It was built to celebrate the Millennium in London in 2000 and is

also the largest Ferris wheel in Europe.The individual London

Eye glass capsules offer tourists a great view of the city as it

reaches the top. The journey lasts approximately 30 minutes

and it is always recommended to book in advance. London

Eye also includes a 4D experience where people can experience

multi-sensory special effects such as smell, bubbles and wind.

02.Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace is the official residence and admini-

strative headquarters of the reigning monarch. Buckingham

Palace is one of the most iconic buildings in London. It is

extremely famous due to the most popular urban setting -

“Changing of the guard”. This ceremony is held around

11:30 in the morning at any time of the year, where you can see

the exact march with music and the orchestra. The palace was

built in 1837 and continues to be the residence of the royal family

since the time of Queen Victoria.One way to find out if the queen

is in the palace or not is to look at the flagpole at the top of the

building. If the royal standard flies, she is there. On some

special occasions, the queen can also come to the central

balcony. There are 19 rooms that are open to visitors in

August and September when the Queen makes her annual

visit to Balmoral.

03.Tower Bridge 

An exhibition is held on Tower Bridge, where you can learn all

about how the most popular bridge in the world works and the

history of its creation. You can also enjoy panoramic views of the

city.

Tower Bridge, built in 1886, is a combined lift and suspension

bridge in London, built across the Thames. It is located near the

Tower of London and today is a symbolic symbol of the city. The

Tower Bridge exhibition tells about the history of the bridge,

how and why it was built, using various interactive videos

and demonstrations about the landmark.It has a glass walk-

way that provides unique opportunities for visitors. You can

also get a breathtaking panoramic view of the river. A bridge

bridge refers to those bridges that are raised to allow boats and

barges to pass. Also discover stunning views from the

high-level walkway and visit the many museums and historic

that surround the Thames.

04.St. Paul's Cathedral,

St Paul's Cathedral is known for its impressive interior, which

attracts many tourists. There is a touchscreen multimedia

guide that helps tourists explore the iconic building and see some

of the greatest tombs and monuments.

An iconic feature of the London skyline is St Paul's Cathedral

with its world-famous dome. This is an Anglican cathedral that is

the seat of the Bishop of London and the mother church of the

London Diocese. It is located on Ludgate Hill at the highest point

in the city. You can climb to the top of the cult dome to plunge

into the atmosphere of the famous whispering gallery.The mosaic

interior is really beautiful and there are interactive audio

guides throughout the tour. You can also visit the crypt, which is

the last resting place of prominent figures. There is also a free

movie show on a 270 degree screen. It is a working church and

hourly prayers are held here daily.