London

The official residence of the British monarch, famous for the Changing of the Guard ceremony.

Iconic clock tower and Gothic parliament building on the Thames — London's most recognizable symbol.

135m giant Ferris wheel offering 360° views across London skyline — best at sunset.

Historic 11th-century castle housing the Crown Jewels, with Beefeater tours and raven legends.

Victorian bascule bridge with glass-floored walkway 42m above the Thames.

One of the world's greatest museums with 8 million works including the Rosetta Stone and Egyptian mummies.

Iconic public square with Nelson's Column, lion statues, the National Gallery, and street performers.

Vibrant piazza with street performers, boutique shops, restaurants, and the Royal Opera House.

London's largest Royal Park at 350 acres, featuring the Serpentine lake, Speakers' Corner, and Kensington Gardens.

Eclectic market with over 1,000 stalls selling vintage fashion, street food, art, and crafts along the canal.