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Address: Kew Rd, south bank of Thames, 6 miles from London, Kew TW9 3AB
Spread across 300 acres, these gorgeous gardens are a year-round wonderland of sights, scents, and beauty. Horticultural specimens from around the world can be found either on the grounds or in a number of climate-controlled structures. You'll also find lakes, pathways, and other eye-catching landscape features....
Category: Historic Sites - London Attractions & Activities
Address: Trafalgar Sq, London WC2N 4JJ
Built in 1726 to the specifications of designer James Gibbs, this historic church sits on Trafalgar Square's northeast corner near the National Gallery. Crafted of stone, it's distinguished by an ornate portico and a clocktower spire. Although the elegant structure is of more recent vintage, worship on the site was...
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Address: Cromwell Rd, London SW7 2RL
The "V&A South Kensington" occupies a gorgeous facility near Kensington Gardens and displays an extensive collection of decorative arts. In fact, it boasts more than 4 million objects in 146 galleries. Highlighting cultures from around the world, exhibits are organized by country, material and time period. Indian art...
Category: Historic Sites - London Attractions & Activities
Address: Kensington Palace Gardens, London W8 4PX
This Jacobean mansion, flanked on all sides by Kensington Gardens, was purchased by William and Mary in 1689. Queen Victoria lived here until she became queen, and, more recently, it was Princess Diana's home. Inside, 17th-century paintings and furnishings make for interesting viewing, and a permanent exhibit features...
Category: Parks - London Attractions & Activities
Address: Millbank, London SW1
This small garden's biggest draw is its location – along the Thames and right next to the Houses of Parliament. This setting makes it an especially popular respite for tourists. During the spring, a profusion of flowers blooms, adding to the serene landscape. TUBE: Westminster
Category: Tours and Excursions - London Attractions & Activities
Address: London Tourist Board, Victoria Station, London SW1
Golden Tours offer the broadest variety of tours and is sure to offer something in an available time frame that covers the sights and attractions you want to see. Day tours include The Total London Experience and Historic and Modern London, not to mention romantic river cruises and trips out of London to Windsor...
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Address: Parliament Sq, London SW1A 0AA
The impressive, Gothic-styled Houses of Parliament occupy the original site of the Palace of Westminster. Combined with their famous clock tower (commonly known as Big Ben), they're synonymous with London and a necessary stop. Although the building's exteriors are spectacular, it's even more interesting to head inside...
Category: Historic Sites - London Attractions & Activities
Address: Montague Close, near London Bridge, London SE1 9DA
Sited on what was originally the location of a Roman residence, this Gothic cathedral was built in the 15th century. In fact, a church has been on the site for hundreds of years. During its long history, Southwark was attended by Chaucer, Shakespeare, James I of Scotland, and John Harvard, founder of Harvard...
Category: Art Museums - London Attractions & Activities
Address: Manchester Sq, Hertford House, London W1U 3BN
Occupying an elegant, 18th-century home, this wonderful museum was first opened to the public in 1900. Its stunning collection includes 18th-century French paintings, sculpture, Sèvres porcelains, Venetian glass, and miniatures. Accompanying them are suits of dress armor and a host of intimidating weaponry. Among the...
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Address: 31 Dibdin House, London W9 1QE
A welcome player in London's recent glut of blood-and-gore tourist attractions, this walk is guided by a local actor who knows how to tell a gruesome story. Lasting about an hour-and-a-half, the walk points out major sites related to tortures, executions, grave robbers and serial killers. Despite the gore, there's a...
