LONDON ATTRACTIONS
It’s an experience to soak up the sights and sounds of London. There is so much to see and do!
Here are just a few suggestions:
The London Eye
Experience an unforgettable ‘flight’ on this spectacular observation wheel for amazing bird’s eye views over London.
Madame Tussauds
See world leaders, stars of stage and screen, sporting heroes and notorious criminals immortalised in wax.
St Paul’s Cathedral
This magnifi cent Baroque Cathedral is an iconic landmark on London’s skyline.
Tour the Crypt and the Cathedral floor, then climb high inside the Dome to the Whispering Gallery and even higher to the Golden Gallery for a breathtaking view of London.
Thames River Cruise
From historic Westminster to Greenwich, see London from what was originally its main thoroughfare.
Pass so many famous landmarks and see the ultra modern developments of the Docklands before reaching Greenwich, the home of time itself.
Tower of London
Visit the home of the Crown Jewels and learn about over 900 years of royal history.
HMS Belfast
The powerful cruiser is now berthed alongside Tower Bridge and is the only remaining vessel of her type to have seen active service in World War II.
Explore nine decks, from the Captain’s Bridge down to the massive engine and boiler rooms.
Imperial War Museum
Houses an unparalleled collection covering all aspects of 20th and 21st Century conflict involving Britain and the Commonwealth. A must for pupils studying the First and Second World Wars.
Cabinet War Rooms
Explore Churchill’s secret underground headquarters, unchanged since 1945, which were the nerve centre of Britain’s war effort.
London Dungeon
This museum of horror brings to life the darkest moments in London’s history in gruesome detail.
Natural History Museum
This museum will enthral students with its vast collections of exhibits from the natural world.
Tour the brand new Darwin Centre, opening September 2009, to marvel at the giant cocoon of specimens inside and to see how science is studied.
Science Museum
From agriculture to medicine and mathematics, from steam power to space exploration, there is so much to see and learn in this fantastic museum.
Visit the Launchpad gallery with over 50 hands-on exhibits or the amazing IMAX 3D Cinema.
National Gallery
Admire one of the greatest collections of European paintings in the world. Tate Modern - the former Bankside Power Station is now a stunning backdrop for art and sculpture from 1900 to the present day.
Windsor Castle
The oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world and The Queen’s favourite weekend home. See the State Apartments, St George’s Chapel and perhaps the amazing Queen Mary’s Dolls House.
Hampton Court Palace
Located just outside London, Hampton Court is most famous as the home of Henry VIII. Highlights include the Tudor kitchens, the gardens and the maze.
Legoland
Over 50 interactive rides, live shows, building workshops and attractions, all set in 150 acres of beautiful parkland. Fans of Lego will delight at Miniland, where nearly 40 million pieces have been used to recreate scenes from the USA and Europe, all bustling with sounds, traffic, trains and boats.
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