1 Saint Paul's Cathedral stands in the heart of London. Earth's first Protestant cathedral, it is one of the most impressive buildings in the city and the place of celebration for some of the most important events in the Kingdom.
2 Piccadilly Circus
Noisy, chaotic, suffocated by traffic but still enchanting and welcoming, Piccadilly Circus is the square of London famous for its showy bright advertising signs.
3 Hyde Park
Hyde Park is the most famous of the London parks and the largest of the Royal Parks which covers 142 hectares right in the center of London. A splendid place for those looking for peace and quiet among green meadows and ancient trees.
4 Westminster Abbey a
In the heart of London, not too far from Big Ben and the English Parliament, it is the most important Anglican place of worship in London after St. Paul's Cathedral, home to the coronations of the sovereigns of England and burial of important personalities.
It is a church owned by the British monarchy
5 Trafalgar Square
Trafalgar Square is one of the largest squares in London, known worldwide as the center of the English capital. Meeting place for Londoners who meet here for events, celebrations and shows.
6 Covent Garden
Covent Garden was, and still remains, one of London's liveliest neighborhoods. A district with a long history, partly told by the iconic symbols of the area itself such as the covered market and the square.
7 The Natural History Museum
The National History Museum in London boasts one of the largest collections of natural history in the world with 70 million exhibits, from microscopic insects to gigantic mammoth skeletons, and one million books and manuscripts.
8 The Tate Modern
It is an international modern and contemporary art gallery. It took only a few years to make Tate, one of the best known and appreciated art galleries in the world. Located in a building that once housed a power plant, Tate Modern will introduce you to artists from all over the world. Entry is free
9 London Eye of London
Since 2000, the panorama of the British capital has been marked by a giant wheel placed 135 meters above sea level on the southern bank of the Thames. It is the London Eye, the big eye that dominates the city skyline.
10 Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace has been the London residence of the sovereigns of England since 1837.In addition to being the official residence of the Queen, Buckingham Palace is the place where numerous public ceremonies take place (from royal receptions to visits by various heads of state) and it is also a notable tourist attraction (famous worldwide is the changing of the Guard). Buckingham Palace has always represented a point of reference for the subjects, in the joyful and sad moments of the history of the United Kingdom. The palace covers an area of ​​77,000 m². [1]
11 Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster in London
The Palace of Westminster, better known as the Houses of Parliament and the famous Big Ben are the symbol of London and its history.
12 The Tower of London and the tower bridge
The Tower of London, built in 1066 is both history and legend, intrigues and secrets, pompous ceremonies and great horrors. Charm and mystery distinguish one of the oldest monuments in London and today it is protected as a World Heritage Site.
Tower Bridge is a relatively recent bridge since its construction began in 1886 and was completed in 1894.
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