London, the world’s most visited city has a flabbergasting range of places from world heritage sites Tower of London Westminster Abbey to historical sites like Buckingham Palace, the architecture, culture , museums, galleries and even the 150 years oldest underground railway network is what makes this place one of the most visited place in the world.
If you ever visit London, there are certain places which are a must-visit.
TOWER OF LONDON
For nearly 1,000 years, the Tower of London has been one of London’s most recognizable sights. Admired, feared and photographed, it welcomes over two million visitors a year.it is a royal castle built on the northern bank of river Thames, has a history of wars and battles. It is one of the four world heritage sites of London added by UNESCO. If you are a history lover, you can definitely try this place to know more about the palace wherein the battles took place.
During the holiday season there’s yet another reason to visit the Tower of London --ice skate!
It is definitely one of most scenic spots to enjoy ice skating in London.
THE SHARD
The Shard is the UK's first
vertical city and is 1,016ft (310m) tall. The towering building includes
offices, international restaurants, exclusive residences and the five star
luxury Shangri-La hotel, plus The View From The Shard for public access.
It is designed to refect the
sky, clouds, and sunlight so hat, on the sunny day, the building will
‘shimmer on the London skyline like a Shard of
glass’.
The view from The Shard open to the public and is the newest attraction on the Southbank, but there’s plenty to see and do in the surrounding streets. From the bottom of the escalators at London Bridge Station, head east to eat, shop and play with the in-crowd in Bermondsey Street.
You also can browse in its eclectic range of small funky shops, and eat your way round the world in stylish pubs, restaurants and bars.
The view from The Shard open to the public and is the newest attraction on the Southbank, but there’s plenty to see and do in the surrounding streets. From the bottom of the escalators at London Bridge Station, head east to eat, shop and play with the in-crowd in Bermondsey Street.
You also can browse in its eclectic range of small funky shops, and eat your way round the world in stylish pubs, restaurants and bars.
THE LONDON EYE
Located on the southern bank of the river Thames, across the House of Parliament, 135 meters high and being able to host 800 passengers, the London Eye is a prime destination for everyone on holiday in London.
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