Embark on a spectacular and circular tour on Europe’s largest observation wheel- the London Eye. Set on the banks of River Thames, its individual glass capsules offers amazing views of the city.
The wheel was built to mark London’s millennium celebrations in 2000.
Visit the Buckingham Palace and watch the Changing of Guards. The London residence of the Royal Family, this palace is one of Britain’s most iconic buildings. It’s the scene of the London’s most famous display, the Changing of Guard. At 11:30am, visitors are drawn to this colorful and free display of perfect marching and music.
Visit the Hyde Park- The largest open space in London and a popular attraction for sightseers- the Hyde Park is littered with many landmarks and highlights. Some of them include; Serpentine, Speakers’ Corner, Apsley House among others. Next time you visit London, watch out for these landmarks.
If you are the sports lover, London hosts the biggest sporting events in the world. From football to tennis and even cricket. You can visit the iconic Wembley stadium, Wimbledon lawn tennis stadium and also stadiums for famous football clubs like Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham and many more.