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2-3 hours
Tower of London
Explore 1,000 years of history and see the Crown Jewels at this iconic London fortress.
4.6
(28.9k+ reviews)4.6
From£37per person
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Landmarks & Attractions
London's landmarks tell the story of a city shaped by over 2,000 years of history. From the medieval Tower of London to the modern Shard, these are the attractions that define London's skyline and heritage. Book your tickets in advance to skip the queues and make the most of your visit.
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30 minutes
London Eye
See London from 135m up with 360-degree panoramic views from the iconic observation wheel.
4.6
(36.1k+ reviews)4.6
From£29per person
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1.5-2 hours
Westminster Abbey
Visit the coronation church of British monarchs with over 900 years of royal history.
4.6
(11.4k+ reviews)4.6
From£31per person
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2-2.5 hours
Buckingham Palace
Tour the magnificent State Rooms of the King's official London residence.
4.6
(7.3k+ reviews)4.6
From£33per person
Highly Rated
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1.5-2 hours
St Paul's Cathedral
Climb the iconic dome for panoramic views and explore 300 years of London history.
4.7
(9.9k+ reviews)4.7
From£27per person
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1 hour
The Shard
See London from the top of Western Europe's tallest building with 40-mile views.
4.6
(8.5k+ reviews)4.6
From£19per person
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3-4 hours
Hampton Court Palace
Explore Henry VIII's magnificent Tudor palace, the famous Maze, and 60 acres of gardens.
4.7
(4.8k+ reviews)4.7
From£30per person
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1.5-2 hours
Kensington Palace
Visit Queen Victoria's birthplace and explore the State Apartments in Kensington Gardens.
4.5
(3.2k+ reviews)4.5
From£22per person
Frequently Asked Questions
About Landmarks & Attractions in London
London is home to some of the most recognisable landmarks in the world. Whether you are drawn to medieval fortresses, royal palaces, or towering modern skyscrapers, the city offers a wealth of historic and architectural treasures. Booking your tickets in advance is strongly recommended, as the most popular sites regularly sell out during peak season.
Many of London's landmarks are clustered within walking distance of each other, making it easy to visit several in a single day. The Tower of London, St Paul's Cathedral, and Tower Bridge are all within a short walk in the City of London. Over in Westminster, you can see Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, and Big Ben in one morning.
For the best panoramic views, head to The Shard or the London Eye. Both offer a completely different perspective on the city and are especially impressive at sunset. If you prefer to stay at ground level, a Thames river cruise lets you admire the skyline from the water.