Backpackers Guide to London
Tourist Attractions
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Cultural Landmarks
Visit the Beatles' recording studio at Abbey Road.
Abbey Road
Hampton Court
Hampton Court Palace is a great place to visit to see their stunning tudor architecture, maze and gardens.
Hampton Court
Telecom Tower
The London Telecom tower was the tallest building in London until the Natwest Tower in 1981 and is an interesting architectural building as well as having strong significance for the telecommunications industry in Britain.
London Telecom Tower
Globe Theatre
Visit one of the original theatres associated with Shakespeare, England's most famous playwright. An attractive building with an impressive cultural history.
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
Trafalgar Square
Visit Trafalgar Square, home to Nelson's Column, designed to celebrate his victory at the battle of Trafalgar.
Trafalgar Square
Big Ben
Visit one of the most famous of London's landmarks and hear the bell toll before visitng the Houses of Parliament.
Big Ben
British Library
Visit the interactive exhibits in the country's most famous library.
British Library
Canary Wharf
Canary Wharf London's newest business hub with many art and cultural programmes nearby. Although not a traditional attractions, it provides a unique insight into modern London.
Canary Wharf
Double Deckers
Find out more about London's most famous mode of transport and maybe even arrange to take a tour.
Double Decker Buses
London Coliseum
Find out more about where some of the biggest theatre productions in London are performed.
London Coliseum
London Zoo
Visit the zoo that Charles Darwin famously visited, and have a look at over 600 different species of animals.
London Zoo
South Bank Centre
The South Bank Centre is home to many cutting edge cultural and artistic performances. Find out more about the South Bank Centre.
South Bank Centre
Chealsea Flower Show
If you're palnning a visit to London in May, why not see if your visit could coincide with the Chelsea Flower Show? Have a look at our Guide for a taste of what's on offer at the show.
Chelsea Flower Show
Covent Garden
Covent Garden is famous for its shops, street performers, bars, restaurants, theatres and the Royal Opera House. Covent Garden is an Italian-style piazza packed with restaurants, bars and fashionable boutiques. In the heart of London's West End, the area is recognised as the capital's premier entertainment and leisure destination.
Covent Garden
Downing House
While you're in London, why not planing a quick trip to Downing Street, home of the Prime Minister and Chancellor of the Exchequer. Have a look at our guide for more information
Downing House
Famous Residences in London
You can hardly move in London sometimes without bumping into a celebrity. Why not take a tour round London to see where they live? Our guide can tell you more about how to arrange this.
Famous Houses Tour
Primrose Hill
For something a bit different, why not visit primrose hill, a lovely area of London near Regents Park and Camden. You might even bump into a celebrity or two while you're there. Check out our guide to Primrose Hill for more details.
Primrose Hill
Cruise Along the River Thames
If the weather's nice, why not try a different and more relaxed way to sightsee by taking a boat tour along the Thames. Our guide will provide you with information about the sights and where to catch the boat.
River Thames Cruises
Saatchi Gallery
For artists and art admirers, who could resist sneeking a peek at the Saatchi Gallery? But before you immerse yourself in London's contemporary art scene, check out our guide for a quick introduction!
Saatchi Gallery, London
St Pauls Cathedral
Most people are familiar with the site of the famous dome of St Paul's cathedral. Take a moment out of your tour of London to visit and appreciate this magnificent cathedral.
St Pauls Cathedral
The London Eye
For a different view of London, why not try a view from the air? A ride in the London Eye enables visitors to see up to 25 miles in each direction on a good day! Our guide provides more information about the history and features of the London Eye
London Eye
London Parks and Gardens
Visit one of the oldest botanical gardens in Europe and see the history of the apothecary brought to life before your eyes.
Chelsea Physick Garden
Green Park
Walk along the 7 mile walkway dedicated to Princess Diana in Green Park.
Green Park
Hyde Park
Visit Hyde park and the famous Speakers Corner. If you want to find out more about Speakers corner and the right to free speech, have a look at our guide to Hyde Park.
Hyde Park
Richmond Park
Visit Richmond Park, the largest of the Royal Parks in London for a stroll away from the hustle and bustle of London.
Richmond Park
Greenwich Park
The park is part of the Greenwich World Heritage Site, host to the Prime Meridian Line and the old Royal Observatory, as well as having the National Maritime Museum as a neighbour. While you're there, stop and enjoy a stunning view of St Pauls cathedral
GreenwichPark
Holland Park
For a romantic walk, you can't beat Holland Park, one of Britain's most romatic parks. While you're there, don't forget to visit the Kyoto Japanese Garden, rose gardens, woodland, wildlife pond and ecology centre. The park's abundant wildlife includes tame rabbits, squirrels and peacocks. There is also an adventure playground, cafe, and, during the summer, open-air theatre and opera under an elegant canopy.
Holland Park
Kensington Gardens
While you're out visiting Kensington Palace, don't forget to go for a stroll in the beautiful gardens, including peaceful Italian Gardens, the Albert Memorial, Peter Pan statue and the Serpentine Gallery. have a look at our guide for further information
Kensington Park
Kew Gardens
A visit to London isn't complete without a visit to Kew Gardens, home of the largest living plant collection in the world
Kew Gardens
Lincolns Inn Fields
Don't forget to visit Lincoln's Inn Fields, London's largest public square at the centre of Holburn, between John Soane's Museum and the Royal College of Surgeons
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Ranelagh Gardens
Visit the beautiful Ranelagh Gardens while you're in London, not to mention its famous rotunda.
Ranelagh Gardens
Regents Park
Why not see if Regents Park, with the largest outdoor sports pavilion, has anything on while in London? Or perhaps just go along to have a look anyway. Have a look at our guide to see what else is on offer at Regents Park.
Regents Park
St James' Park
After visiting Buckingham Palace to see the Queens Guards (complete with busby) what better than a leisurely stroll through St James Park?
St James Park
Days Out
Visit Brighton for a day out by the sea.
Visit Brighton
Stonehenge
Visit this stunning monument on Salisbury plain.
Visit Stonehenge
Check out our Guide to Oxford and Cambridge before embarking on a trip to two of Englands most famous University Cities.
Oxford and Cambridge
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