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London Tourist Information Guide

Our London guide is a mini guide to the main London attractions and sightseeing locations, representing just a selection of those which are covered on our London tours. The guide is intended to be used to give tourists a taste of London as well as provide students with up to date information. Please contact us if you intend to replicate part of/all of this guide.

Contents

London Tours Dot Buckingham Palace London Tours Dot Trafalgar Square London Tours Dot Piccadilly Circus
London Tours Dot Parliament Square London Tours Dot Westminster Abbey London Tours Dot Big Ben
London Tours Dot London's Museums London Tours Dot Hyde Park London Tours Dot Park Lane
London Tours Dot Harrods London Tours Dot Tower of London London Tours Dot Royal Courts
London Tours Dot St Paul's Cathedral London Tours Dot Tower Bridge London Tours Dot The Monument
London Tours Dot Marble Arch London Tours Dot Oxford Street London Tours Dot The London Eye

Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace is the official London Royal Palace. Built in the 18th century by the first Duke of Buckingham, the palace became the royal residence during the Reign of Queen Victoria.
Buckingham Palace

Trafalgar Square

Trafalgar square is home to Admiral Nelson's impressive column and is always at the centre of London celebrations throughout the year.
trafalgar square

Piccadilly Circus

Home to some of London's finest shops, Piccadilly is at the centre of West End shopping. A photo at the Eros statue is obligatory for all visitors!
Piccadilly Circus

Parliament Square

The striking Houses of Parliament together with Parliament Square represent the country's past and present governments. Memorials to many of the world's most influential figures can also be found here.
Parliament Square

Westminister Abbey

A national shrine, Westminister Abbey is the setting for coronations and is also the burial place to this country's most celebrated historical figures. The breathtaking architecture is combined with memorials to both distinguished royal and literary figures.
Westminister Abbey

Big Ben

One of London's most famous landmarks and immortalised in Disney's "Peter Pan", Big Ben is accurate to one-tenth of a second.
Big Ben

London's Museums

As one of the world's leading historical cities, it comes as no surprise that London is full of museums to cater for all the different tastes and interests. Among the most notable are the Science Museum, The Natural History Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum, all located within Kensington.
London's Museums

Hyde Park

London's very own central park is a magnificently peaceful area, a world away from the commotion of city life. The Serpentine lake that streches across the park is a popular place for boating and rowing.
Hyde Park

Park Lane

One of London's most exclusive streets, Park Lane is home to many of London's most recognised hotels and motor car show rooms from around the world.
Park Lane

Harrods

London's most well known store is regarded as a London institution- it is truly the place where you can find anything!
Harrods

Tower of London

Filled with London's history, the Tower as it is known, has been fascinating visitors for over 300 years with its stories of torture and execution. Even today the famous tower ravens can be seen circulating this british landmark.
Tower of London

Royal Courts

Found on the boundary to the "city of London", the Royal Courts of Justice are where the most important legal cases are heard from all over the country.
Royal Courts

St Paul's Cathedral

The masterpiece of the architect Sir Christopher Wren is the world's second largest cathedral after that of St Peter's in Rome. A symbol of the power and might of London, St Paul's Cathedral withstood the bombings of the world wars and is home to one of the finest choirs in the world.
St Paul's Cathedral

Tower Bridge

An instably recognisable landmark, Tower Bridge offers some of the most spectacular views of the city of London.
Tower Bridge

The Monument

Built as a memorial to the Great Fire of London, The Monument is hidden deep within the streets of London to remind all visitors of the immense fire that destroyed London back in 1666.
The Monument

Marble Arch

Now found on one of the entrances to Oxford Street, Marble Arch was was once the outer entrance to Buckingham Palace and is still a popular London landmark.
Marble Arch

Oxford Street

Situated at the heart of West End shopping, Oxford Street attracts many of the biggest international retailers from all over the globe. Oxford Street is also at the centre of London's christmas festivities, with the famous Oxford Street Xmas lights being lit every year.
Oxford Street

The London Eye

London's latest architectural marvel is the world's largest wheel of its kind and sits impressively looking over the River Thames, offering breath-taking views of the city.
The London Eye

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