List of Famous Places in London
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1. The Tower of London
The Tower of London which is built around 11th century is a historical castle placed on the river bank of River Thames. It has had various uses in history, for example a bedroom, prison and treasury. It is now used as the home of the Crown Jewels exhibition, featuring the most valuable jewels of the British monarchy. Gasten, die mal in der mittelalterlichen Architektur und in die Vergangenheit der tower ausblicke.
2. Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace is the official place of residence of the Queen synonymous with the British monarchy. The Changing of the Guard, a highly-visited event, which takes place outside the palace, is very attractive. Although the royal residence’s inside is not open to public , the State Rooms can be visited during summer months, giving an insight to the royal lifestyle and wealth.
3. The British Museum
The British Museum is a treasure Magic chest of art, history and culture. It has a massive collection of objects from across the globe, among them the Rosetta Stone and mummies of Egypt, and sculpture of old Greece. Open free of charge it is great place for both history buffs and tourists. Spending hours to visit the museum, so it better to plan the visit according to your time schedule.
4. The London Eye
The London Eye in South Bank of the River Thames provides stunning views of the city. Situated atop the 135 meters tall Ferris wheel you can get a bird’s eye view of such London famous sights as Big Ben St.Paul’s Cathedral and the Shard. It is advisable to book your tickets in advance to dodge long queues especially during peak tourist seasons.
5. Tower Bridge
Tower Bridge, Boston’s masterpiece in engineering, spans over the River Thames and is one of the upmost recognisable landmarks in London. Its victorian gothic design and the fact it can be opened to ludicrous height to let ships pass through is a must see. There are high-level walkways giving panoramic views or alternatively take the Tower Bridge Exhibition to learn more about its history.
6. Hyde Park
Leave the city behind at London’s largest and most famous park – Hyde Park. It is a peaceful retreat within the city noise. Take a leisure walk, rent a paddle by the Serpentine lake or have a picnic with friends & family. If you’re lucky you may be able to see incarnosets or events happening at the park.
7. Westminster Abbey
A UNESCO World Heritage Site is Westminster Abbey. It has been the site for royal weddings, coronations, and burial society over the centuries. The grand scale and exquisite detailing message inside the abbey are impressive. Guests can discover about the architectural wonder as well as the historical meaning behind it with assistance from audio guides.
8. The National Gallery
Not to be missed by art lovers is The National Gallery in Trafalgar Square. With in excess of 2,300 presents from the thirteenth to the nineteenth century, it shows a phenomenal accumulation of European masterpieces. From Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Virgin of the Rocks” to Vincent van Gogh’s “Sunflowers,” the gallery is a paradise of art for the eyes of every art aficionado.
Conclusion
London is a fusion city where history and architecture, high tech facilities and arts, are moslty blended. Here is just a few of the famous places you will be able to visit during your stay, as mentioned in the list above. Just be aware that this is only a small part of the iceberg and there is so much more to uncover in this incredible city.
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