Places that you must see on your visit to the London, England.

Tower of London – Medieval castle housing the Crown Jewels

London Eye – Iconic riverside observation wheel

Buckingham Palace – Home of the British Queen

Westminster Abbey – Gothic church & site for coronations

British Museum – A historian’s treasure trove

St Paul’s Cathedral – Baroque cathedral with an iconic dome

Palace of Westminster – Iconic home of UK parliament

Natural History Museum – Natural phenomena & hands-on activities

Tower Bridge – Iconic Victorian turreted bridge

Madame Tussauds London – Wax museum featuring notable People

National Gallery – Major art from 13th to 19th centuries

London Dungeon – Hi-tech haunted house attraction

Big Ben – London’s iconic national timepiece

London Zoo – Gorillas, giraffes, penguins & tigers

Tate Modern, London – Art gallery restaurant with Thames views

Victoria and Albert Museum – World-class decorative art & design

Hyde Park – Acres of greenery in Central London

Sea Life London Aquarium – Oceanic exhibits & play areas

Trafalgar Square – Nelson’s Column, fountains & lions

Kensington Palace – Royal museum in state residence

Regent’s Park – Cafe & sport centre with changing rooms

Science Museum – Hands-on exhibits in dozens of galleries

Globe Theatre- Replica of circular Elizabethan theatre

Churchill War Rooms – Churchill’s WWII underground offices

St. James’s Park – Royal park hosting Trooping the Colour

HMS Belfast – Floating museum on Royal Navy cruiser

National Maritime Museum – The history of Britain at sea

The Shard – 306m-high glass & steel tower with views

Royal Opera House – Grand, colonnaded opera & ballet theatre

Museum of London – London stories from prehistory to today

National Portrait Gallery – Famous faces by famous artists

Royal Observatory, Greenwich – Astronomy centre on the Prime Meridian

Harrods – Iconic upmarket department store

Wembley Stadium – England football team’s home stadium

London Transport Museum – Vintage London buses, trains & trams

Somerset House – Seasonal events & an art collection

Monument to the Great Fire of London – 311-step, Great Fire of London memorial

Oxford Street – Shopping, fashion

Cutty Sark – The last surviving British tea clipper

Royal Albert Hall – Landmark Victorian concert hall

Wallace Collection – Artworks & armour in grand townhouse

Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park – Lush parkland at former Olympic site

Piccadilly Circus – Circus, fish and chips, theatre

The O2 – Riverside arena hosting music & sports

Barbican Centre – Multi-arts cultural & exhibition centre

Wimbledon – Ballet, walking, tennis, theater, music

Royal National Theatre – Theatre, concert, William Shakespeare, music, performing arts