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CultureBritish MuseumAt the British Museum, visitors explore galleries dedicated to the history, archaeology, ethnography and art…CultureTower of LondonThe Tower of London is a historic complex on the banks of the River Thames, made up of several buildings…CultureBuckingham PalaceVisitors can tour the State Rooms of Buckingham Palace, spaces used for official receptions and ceremonies…CultureNational GalleryAt the National Gallery in London, visitors explore rooms housing more than 2,300 European paintings…CultureWestminster AbbeyWestminster Abbey is a Gothic church in the City of Westminster, where visitors can explore historic spaces…CultureSt Paul's CathedralSt Paul's Cathedral stands on Ludgate Hill, the highest point in the City of London, and is renowned for its…CultureTate ModernTate Modern occupies the former Bankside Power Station, on the south bank of the Thames, and houses Britain's…CulturePalace of WestminsterThe Palace of Westminster, on the banks of the River Thames, is where the House of Lords and House of Commons…CultureLondon EyeThe London Eye is a large observation wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames, where visitors board…CultureNatural History Museum, LondonThe Natural History Museum in London, located in South Kensington, is one of the three great museums on…CultureVictoria and Albert MuseumThe Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) is the world's largest museum of applied and decorative arts and design…NatureHyde ParkIn Hyde Park, visitors can stroll along paths beside the Serpentine lake, watch birds and wildlife, and enjoy…CultureCovent GardenAt Covent Garden, visitors find the historic central Piazza, once home to a fruit, vegetable and flower…CulturePiccadilly CircusPiccadilly Circus is an iconic public space in London's West End, known for its illuminated advertising…CultureCamden MarketAt Camden Market, visitors explore a series of adjoining markets in Camden Town, where stalls and shops sell…CultureKensington PalaceKensington Palace, in the Kensington district, was built from a Jacobean house that William III and Mary…CultureShakespeare's GlobeShakespeare's Globe is a faithful reconstruction of an open-air Elizabethan theatre, built of English oak…CultureThe ShardAt The Shard, visitors can access The View from The Shard, a viewpoint on the 72nd floor offering 360-degree…CultureScience MuseumLondon's Science Museum has forty galleries organised by field of knowledge, where visitors can explore…NatureRegent's ParkRegent's Park offers wide green areas where visitors can stroll among flower gardens such as Queen Mary's…Food & drinkBorough MarketAt Borough Market, visitors wander through covered aisles selling fresh produce, cheeses, meats, artisan…NatureGreenwich ParkIn Greenwich Park, visitors can wander through extensive gardens and green areas surrounding the historic…CultureRoyal Observatory, GreenwichAt the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, visitors explore a museum dedicated to astronomy, navigation and…CultureHampton CourtAt Hampton Court, visitors explore an extensive royal palace that combines Tudor and Baroque architectural…CultureBig BenBig Ben is the great bell of the clock housed in Elizabeth Tower, at the north end of the Palace of…CultureTower BridgeTower Bridge crosses the Thames between Tower Hamlets and Southwark, next to the Tower of London.CultureBritish LibraryAt the British Library in London, visitors can explore the permanent exhibition 'Treasures of the British…CultureLondon BridgeCruzar el Támesis por el punto donde ha existido un puente durante casi dos mil años, entre la City y…CultureTrafalgar SquareTrafalgar Square is a public square in the borough of Westminster that commemorates the British naval victory…LeisureMadame TussaudsA wax museum founded on the basis of the collection of Marie Tussaud, which opened in London in 1835.CultureRoyal Albert HallThe Royal Albert Hall is a concert hall at the northern edge of South Kensington, in London, with seating for…NatureRoyal Botanic Gardens, KewThe Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew covers 132 hectares on the banks of the Thames, in the borough of Richmond…CultureSt James's PalaceRed-brick palace built by Henry VIII in the 1530s, at the end of St James's Street, next to Pall Mall.CultureDowning StreetA short street in Westminster, laid out in the 17th century by Sir George Downing, where number 10, the…Culture30 St Mary Axe (The Gherkin)A 180-metre, 41-storey skyscraper in the City of London, designed by Foster + Partners and opened in 2004.CultureWestminster BridgeWestminster Bridge cruza el Támesis entre Westminster y Lambeth.CultureLondiniumAt Londinium, visitors can explore the remains of the Roman fort on Noble Street and the fort's old gate…CultureMillennium BridgeThe Millennium Bridge crosses the Thames between Tate Modern, on the south bank, and St Paul’s Cathedral, on…CultureNational Portrait GalleryThe National Portrait Gallery was founded in 1856 as the world's first museum devoted exclusively to…LeisureHarrodsA luxury department store on Brompton Road, in Knightsbridge. Founded by Charles Henry Harrod in 1834, it has…CultureWestminster CathedralThe main Catholic cathedral of England and Wales, on Victoria Street.CultureThe GlobeThe original Globe was built in 1599 in Southwark by Shakespeare's theatre company, the Lord Chamberlain's…CultureWhitehallWhitehall is a broad street in Westminster linking Trafalgar Square with Parliament Square, known for housing…LeisureOxford StreetOne of the busiest shopping streets in Europe: about two kilometres linking Marble Arch with Tottenham Court…NatureSt James's ParkThe oldest of London's royal parks, between Buckingham Palace and Horse Guards.NatureLondon ZooZoo in Regent's Park, opened in 1828 for scientific study and to the public since 1847.LeisureLord’s Cricket GroundA cricket ground in St John’s Wood, home of the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) and Middlesex.CultureCutty SarkClíper de té, el único que sobrevive, conservado en dique seco junto al Támesis en Greenwich.CultureSt Margaret's Church (Westminster)A late Gothic parish church in Parliament Square, right beside Westminster Abbey.LeisureLeicester SquareA pedestrian square in the heart of the West End, surrounded by cinemas, where film premieres are held with a…CultureWaterloo BridgeBridge over the Thames linking the Strand with the South Bank.CultureRoyal Academy of ArtsAt the Royal Academy of Arts, visitors can view Michelangelo's Taddei Tondo, a marble relief considered the…NatureGreen ParkA royal park of about 19 hectares between Piccadilly and The Mall, next to Buckingham Palace.LeisureWembley StadiumEngland’s national stadium, in north-west London. It replaced the old twin-towers stadium, demolished in…CultureNelson's ColumnNelson's Column presides over Trafalgar Square, in central London, in memory of Admiral Horatio Nelson and…CultureFleet StreetFleet Street is a historic street in London, known as the former centre of the British press.CulturePiccadillyPiccadilly is a broad, straight street in central London, known for hosting iconic shops such as Fortnum &…SportEmirates StadiumEl Emirates Stadium es el campo del Arsenal, un recinto de cuatro niveles con cubierta translúcida de…SportStamford BridgeStamford Bridge has been Chelsea's stadium since the club's foundation in 1905, in Fulham, with a capacity of…CultureAbbey Road Studios (zebra crossing)A zebra crossing on Abbey Road, in St John’s Wood, next to the recording studios where the Beatles recorded…CultureBaker StreetA street in the Marylebone district famous as the literary address of Sherlock Holmes, at number 221B in…CultureImperial War MuseumThe Imperial War Museum has occupied, since 1936, the central building of the former psychiatric hospital…CultureSt Martin-in-the-FieldsSt Martin-in-the-Fields stands on the north-east corner of Trafalgar Square, in Westminster.NatureKensington GardensKensington Gardens is a royal park of about 107 hectares in west London, adjoining Hyde Park and shared…CultureBarbican CentreThe Barbican Centre is part of the Barbican residential and cultural complex, built from 1965 on sites…CultureLondon Museum (formerly the Museum of London)A museum of London's history, from prehistory to today, with Roman and medieval archaeology and the everyday…CultureStrandThe Strand is a historic street just over 1.2 km long linking Trafalgar Square with Temple Bar, where it…CultureTate BritainTate Britain opened in 1897 as the National Gallery of British Art, largely financed by the sugar magnate…LeisureThe MallA ceremonial avenue linking Admiralty Arch with Buckingham Palace, alongside St James's Park.CultureHighgate CemeteryHighgate Cemetery is a 15-hectare historic cemetery in north London, opened in 1839.CultureClarence HouseClarence House is a royal residence next to St James's Palace, on The Mall, between Buckingham Palace and…CultureMarble ArchMarble Arch es un arco de triunfo de mármol blanco diseñado por John Nash en 1827 como entrada de Estado al…CultureLambeth PalaceLambeth Palace, the London residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury for more than 800 years, is a Grade I…CultureRegent StreetRegent Street es una avenida comercial de 1,3 km en el West End londinense que sigue el trazado curvilíneo…LeisureLondon StadiumStadium in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, in Stratford, built for the 2012 Olympic Games.CultureHMS BelfastEl HMS Belfast es un crucero ligero de la Segunda Guerra Mundial amarrado en el Támesis, junto al Tower…CultureLondon WallRemains of the wall that the Romans built around Londinium around the year 200 and that was reinforced in the…CultureNational Maritime MuseumMuseo marítimo nacional de Greenwich, parte de Royal Museums Greenwich, con una colección de más de 2,5…NatureParque RichmondUn parque real de 955 hectáreas en el suroeste de Londres, con bosques antiguos, colinas y amplias praderas…CulturePuente de SouthwarkPuente de arco sobre el Támesis que une Southwark con la City de Londres.CultureSomerset HouseSomerset House es un extenso complejo neoclásico de estilo georgiano situado junto al Strand, frente al…CultureAlbert MemorialThe Albert Memorial stands in Kensington Gardens, just north of the Royal Albert Hall, and consists of a…CultureArco del AlmirantazgoEl Arco del Almirantazgo es una gran construcción que combina arco triunfal y edificio de oficinas, diseñada…CultureLambeth BridgeLambeth Bridge cruza el Támesis entre Lambeth y Westminster y puede recorrerse a pie.CultureQueen's HouseCasa real de Greenwich, obra de Inigo Jones, hoy gestionada por Royal Museums Greenwich como espacio de arte…CultureAyuntamiento de LondresEl edificio del Ayuntamiento de Londres se encuentra en Southwark, en la orilla sur del río Támesis, junto al…CultureCatedral de SouthwarkCatedral anglicana de la orilla sur del Támesis, en Bankside, junto a Borough Market.CultureThames BarrierUna de las mayores barreras móviles contra inundaciones del mundo, en Woolwich, abierta en 1982 y operada por…CultureRoyal Opera HouseThe Royal Opera House, in Covent Garden, is the main stage of The Royal Opera and The Royal Ballet, where…NatureHampstead HeathHampstead Heath is a large, semi-wild 320-hectare park in London, characterised by hilly terrain, ponds, old…CultureBanqueting HouseSalón de banquetes de Whitehall proyectado por Inigo Jones entre 1619 y 1622, primer edificio palladiano de…CultureTemple ChurchIglesia del siglo XII construida por los caballeros templarios, hoy iglesia de los Inner Temple y Middle…CultureSherlock Holmes MuseumMuseo dedicado al detective de Conan Doyle, en el 221B de Baker Street, con ambientación a la luz de gas y…CultureWallace CollectionMuseo nacional instalado en Hertford House, en Manchester Square (Marylebone), con pintura, escultura…CultureMonumento al Gran Incendio (The Monument)Columna conmemorativa de 202 pies (unos 61,5 m) que recuerda el Gran Incendio de Londres de 1666, diseñada…CultureApsley HouseAntigua residencia del primer duque de Wellington en Hyde Park Corner (149 Piccadilly), que el duque compró y…CultureWellington ArchWellington Arch is a Grade I triumphal arch designed by Decimus Burton and built between 1826 and 1830 at…CultureFreud Museum LondonThe Freud Museum occupies the house at 20 Maresfield Gardens, in Hampstead, where Sigmund Freud lived his…NaturePrimrose HillPrimrose Hill is a 64-metre hill at the northern edge of Regent's Park in London, within the borough of…CultureHorse Guards ParadeGran explanada de desfiles en Whitehall, junto a St James's Park, que fue el patio de torneos del Palacio de…LeisureTottenham Hotspur StadiumTottenham Hotspur stadium in north London, opened in 2019 on the site of the old White Hart Lane.CultureSerpentine GalleriesThe Serpentine Galleries, located in Kensington Gardens, comprise two spaces devoted to contemporary art…LeisureCarnaby StreetCalle peatonal del Soho, en el West End, conocida por su moda y su ambiente. Reúne marcas como Dr.CultureKenwood HouseCasa histórica en el borde de Hampstead Heath (Hampstead Lane, NW3 7JR), gestionada por English Heritage, con…CultureSir John Soane's MuseumCasa-museo en Lincoln's Inn Fields (número 13) que el arquitecto Sir John Soane construyó, habitó y llenó de…CultureArsenal StadiumArsenal Stadium, popularly known as Highbury, was the ground of Arsenal Football Club in the London district…SportCraven CottageCraven Cottage is a football stadium in Fulham, west London, beside the River Thames and Bishop's Park, and…Culture20 Fenchurch Street20 Fenchurch Street is a 160-metre, 36-storey skyscraper in the City of London, nicknamed the 'Walkie-Talkie'…CultureLloyd's BuildingThe Lloyd's Building, also known as the 'Inside-Out Building', is the home of the Lloyd's of London insurance…CultureSt Mary's HospitalSt Mary's Hospital, founded in 1845, is a teaching hospital in Paddington, London.CultureOld Bailey (Central Criminal Court)Seat of the Central Criminal Court of England and Wales, built on the site of the old Newgate Prison and…CulturePortobello RoadPortobello Road is a street in Notting Hill known for its street market, where on Saturdays visitors can…CultureSaatchi GalleryAt the Saatchi Gallery in Chelsea, visitors explore contemporary art exhibitions that have ranged from…CultureDulwich Picture GalleryLa galería de arte pública más antigua de Inglaterra, obra de John Soane, abierta al público en 1817.NatureThe SerpentineThe Serpentine lake, located in Hyde Park, is known for its curved shape and offers activities such as…Culture22 Bishopsgate22 Bishopsgate is a 278-metre, 62-storey office skyscraper in the City of London, the second tallest in the…NatureChelsea Physic GardenAt Chelsea Physic Garden, visitors explore 1.4 hectares dedicated to botany, home to more than 5,000 plants…CultureKew PalacePalacio real dentro de los Jardines de Kew, junto al Támesis. Se conserva sobre todo la Dutch House de 1631.CultureBrick LaneCalle del East End entre Bethnal Green y Spitalfields. Su nombre viene de la fabricación de ladrillos, desde…LeisureTeleférico de Londres (London Cable Car)Teleférico sobre el Támesis, inaugurado el 28 de junio de 2012, que une la península de Greenwich con los…CultureDesign MuseumThe Design Museum was founded in 1989 by Terence Conran and Stephen Bayley in a former banana warehouse in…SportLoftus RoadEstadio de fútbol de Shepherd's Bush, en el oeste de Londres, donde juega el Queens Park Rangers desde 1917.CultureChurchill War RoomsAt the Churchill War Rooms, visitors walk through a historic underground complex that served as the British…LeisureBurlington ArcadePasaje comercial de Mayfair abierto en 1819 entre Piccadilly y Burlington Gardens, conocido como 'la joya de…SportThe OvalEstadio de críquet en Kennington, al sur de Londres, sede del Surrey County Cricket Club desde 1845 y…CultureEltham PalacePalacio medieval de Eltham, del que se conserva el Gran Salón de la década de 1470, donde Enrique VIII pasó…CultureHorniman Museum and GardensMuseo y jardín de Forest Hill (100 London Road) que conecta culturas del mundo y el entorno natural.SportLondon Aquatics CentreThe London Aquatics Centre is an indoor sports venue in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, in Stratford, east…SportThe DenEstadio de fútbol del Millwall FC en el sureste de Londres, con todas sus localidades sentadas y capacidad…CultureLeadenhall BuildingThe Leadenhall Building, known as "The Cheesegrater" for its wedge-shaped profile, is a 225-metre skyscraper…CultureCourtauld GalleryThe Courtauld Gallery is an art museum located in Somerset House, on the Strand in London.NatureGrosvenor SquareLarge landscaped square in Mayfair, laid out in the early 18th century, one of the largest in London.CultureRoyal Air Force Museum LondonAt the Royal Air Force Museum London, visitors explore six hangars displaying more than a hundred historic…CultureRoyal Hospital ChelseaAt the Royal Hospital Chelsea, visitors can walk through the extensive historic gardens and admire the…CultureSt Clement DanesSt Clement Danes is an Anglican church on the Strand, London, designed by Sir Christopher Wren and completed…CultureCharles Dickens MuseumCasa georgiana de 48 Doughty Street, en Bloomsbury, donde Charles Dickens vivió entre marzo de 1837 y…NatureChiswick HouseVilla neopalladiana de Chiswick (Burlington Lane, W4 2RP) con jardines históricos, entre ellos un huerto…CultureSouthbank CentreEl mayor centro de artes del Reino Unido, en la ribera sur del Támesis, entre los puentes de Hungerford y…LeisureHis Majesty's TheatreTheatre in Haymarket, right in the West End, opened in 1897 in a French Renaissance-style building with a…SportThe ValleyThe Valley es el estadio del Charlton Athletic, en el distrito de Charlton (Greenwich).LeisureBattersea Power StationAntigua central eléctrica de carbón junto al Támesis, catalogada Grado II*, hoy reconvertida en barrio de uso…CultureHayward GalleryThe Hayward Gallery opened on 9 July 1968 at the Southbank Centre, next to the Royal Festival Hall and near…NatureParliament HillParliament Hill is a large area of parkland in the south-eastern corner of Hampstead Heath, where visitors…LeisureLiberty LondonGrandes almacenes de Great Marlborough Street, fundados en 1875 por Arthur Lasenby Liberty y conocidos por…CultureDiana, Princess of Wales Memorial FountainThe Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain is a monument in London dedicated to Princess Diana.CultureSt Bartholomew-the-Great ChurchSt Bartholomew-the-Great, in Smithfield, is a church founded in 1123 by Rahere, a canon of St Paul's, as an…CultureLeighton HouseLeighton House was the home and studio of the Victorian artist Frederic, Lord Leighton, and is notable for…NatureBerkeley SquareLandscaped square in Mayfair laid out in the 18th century, lined with Georgian houses and large plane trees.CultureHandel Hendrix HouseTwo adjoining Georgian houses on Brook Street, in Mayfair. George Frideric Handel lived at number 25 from…CultureLondon MithraeumThe London Mithraeum is a Roman temple dedicated to the god Mithras, built in the mid-3rd century beside the…NatureVictoria Tower GardensVictoria Tower Gardens is a public park along the north bank of the River Thames, next to Victoria Tower and…CultureHam HouseCasa del siglo XVII junto al Támesis, en Ham (Richmond), creada por los duques de Lauderdale y considerada…CultureBrompton OratoryVisitors to the Brompton Oratory find a Catholic church in the neo-Baroque style, with a three-bay nave…CultureSt James's Church (Piccadilly)Church on Piccadilly designed by Christopher Wren and consecrated in 1684.NatureLittle VeniceCanal area of Paddington where the Regent's Canal and the Grand Union Canal meet.CultureSt Giles-without-CripplegateAn Anglican church on Fore Street, within the Barbican complex, in the City of London.CultureJewel TowerFourteenth-century tower built around 1365 on the orders of Edward III to keep his personal treasures.NaturePostman's ParkPostman's Park is a public garden in central London, just north of St Paul's Cathedral, bounded by Little…CultureMuseum of the HomeMuseo de Hoxton (136 Kingsland Road) dedicado a la historia del hogar, instalado en antiguas casas de…CultureNew West End SynagogueInside, the Torah ark stands out, raised on a marble platform with a structure of domes and arches that…CultureSt Sarkis Armenian ChurchVisitors to St Sarkis Armenian Church in Kensington find a building constructed in Portland stone that…CultureWellcome CollectionMuseo y biblioteca gratuitos en el 183 de Euston Road, dedicados a la salud y a la experiencia humana.CultureHoly Trinity BromptonAt Holy Trinity Brompton, visitors find a historic building from the 1820s, designed by Thomas Leverton…CultureDuke of York ColumnThe Duke of York Column stands at the southern end of Waterloo Place, between the terraces of Carlton House…CultureGuildhall Art Gallery y anfiteatro romanoGalería de arte de la City de Londres, con unos 4.000 objetos, cuya obra central es 'La derrota de las…NatureSt Dunstan-in-the-EastRuinas de una iglesia parroquial de hacia el año 1100, dañada en el Gran Incendio de 1666 y reparada con una…CultureStatue of Diana, Princess of WalesThe statue of Diana, Princess of Wales stands in the Sunken Garden at Kensington Palace, in London.NatureRotten RowRotten Row is a broad, sand-covered avenue running 1,384 metres along the south side of Hyde Park, in London…CultureTrafalgar StudiosThe Trafalgar Theatre is a West End theatre on Whitehall, near Trafalgar Square.CultureFashion and Textile MuseumA fashion and textile museum on Bermondsey Street in south London, founded by the designer Zandra Rhodes in…CultureWilliam Morris GalleryA museum dedicated to William Morris, designer, writer and central figure of the Arts and Crafts movement.CultureMitre SquareMitre Square is a small square measuring around 23 by 24 metres, located in Aldgate, in the City of London.LeisureOXO TowerIndustrial brick building on the south bank of the Thames, in Bankside, remodelled in the 1920s with an Art…CultureValentines ParkValentines Park es el mayor espacio verde de Redbridge, un parque de 52 hectáreas que conserva el carácter de…CultureFulham PalaceAntigua residencia de los obispos de Londres, en Bishop's Avenue (SW6 6EA), con jardín botánico, museo y…CultureSt Pancras Old Church, CamdenSt Pancras Old Church is an Anglican parish church on Pancras Road, in Somers Town (Camden).Food & drinkBerry Bros. & RuddCasa fundada en 1698 por la viuda Bourne como cafetería, en el número 3 de St James's Street.CultureCriterion TheatreThe Criterion Theatre is located in Piccadilly Circus and is notable for its underground Victorian…CultureSeries of Peter Pan monuments by George FramptonThe statue of Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens shows the character created by J. M.CultureLeinster Gardens (fake houses)A street in Bayswater famous for numbers 23 and 24, two house facades with no building behind them.CultureMichael Faraday MemorialThe Michael Faraday Memorial is a stainless steel monument designed by Rodney Gordon, located at Elephant and…CultureSeven DialsAt Seven Dials, visitors find a junction where seven streets converge at a central roundabout, presided over…Food & drinkProspect of WhitbyTaberna a orillas del Támesis, en Wapping, que se considera la más antigua junto al río, con orígenes hacia…CultureThe Postal Museum y Mail RailMuseo de Clerkenwell (Phoenix Place) abierto el 28 de julio de 2017, que cuenta la historia del correo con…CultureChelsea Old ChurchAt Chelsea Old Church, visitors can explore a building with Norman origins that preserves a private chapel of…LeisureNeal's YardSmall courtyard in Covent Garden, a few steps from Seven Dials, known for its façades painted in bright…NatureRanelagh GardensRanelagh Gardens is today a green space with shaded walks within the grounds of the Chelsea Hospital, in…CultureSt Botolph's AldersgateSt Botolph's Aldersgate is a church of medieval origin on Aldersgate Street in the City of London, rebuilt in…CultureSt Sepulchre-without-Newgate, HolbornSt Sepulchre-without-Newgate is the largest parish church in the City of London, with medieval origins and…CultureThe London Bridge ExperienceThe London Bridge Experience ocupa unas bóvedas bajo el estribo sur del Puente de Londres, en Tooley Street…Food & drinkThe River CafeThe River Café is an Italian restaurant on the north bank of the Thames, in Hammersmith, set within a former…CultureDennis Severs' HouseCasa de Spitalfields (18 Folgate Street) que Dennis Severs convirtió en una instalación inmersiva que recrea…CultureGolden HindeRéplica a escala real del galeón con el que Francis Drake dio la vuelta al mundo, construida con métodos…LeisureGranary SquarePlaza pública junto al Regent's Canal, en el corazón de King's Cross, donde antes descargaban las barcazas.CultureHunterian MuseumMuseo del Royal College of Surgeons of England dedicado al arte y a la ciencia de la cirugía.Food & drinkPaxton & WhitfieldQuesería de 93 Jermyn Street, fundada en 1797 y con raíces en un puesto de mercado de 1742.Food & drinkSimpson's-in-the-StrandAbrió en 1828 como Grand Cigar Divan, sala de fumadores y café, y desde 1904 funciona como restaurante en el…CultureWimbledon Lawn Tennis MuseumMuseo de tenis dentro del All England Lawn Tennis Club (SW19), inaugurado en 1977 por el centenario del…CultureSt Mary AbbotsSt Mary Abbots is an Anglican church on Kensington High Street, whose current building was designed by Sir…CultureHampstead TheatreAt Hampstead Theatre, visitors watch contemporary plays, many of them world premieres, in a modern building…
Frequently asked questions
What to see in London in one day?
If you only have one day, start with the essentials: British Museum, Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, National Gallery and Westminster Abbey.
What can you see for free in London?
No entry fee: British Museum, Tate Modern, Natural History Museum, London, Victoria and Albert Museum, Hyde Park and Covent Garden.