Hampton Court Palace Garden is located in the UK, southwest of central London. The garden was created over the centuries, from the …
Kensington Gardens Park is located around Kensington Palace, which is the jewel of this palace and park ensemble. The park is cons …
Hyde Park, adjacent to Kensington Gardens, is a traditional place for rallies, festivities and all kinds of holidays. Initially …
Spanning 125 acres (51 hectares), Valentines Park is the largest green space in London’s Redbridge County, between Ilford and Gant …
The Royal Botanical Gardens of Kew are located in the south-west of London. Kew Gardens were established in 1759 and are a complex …
If during a visit to the United Kingdom, a traveler suddenly tired of everything “English”, then there is an opportunity to travel …
Leicester Square is a favorite place of rest and meetings for many tourists and locals. On the square there are as many as five ci …
St. James’s Park is a green stripe that circles around Buckingham Palace. From the bridge in the center of St. James Park, Buck …
Regent's Park is one of the most beautiful parks in central London, in England, in the UK. In the Middle Ages, the hunting estate …
London hospital, known since the XII century. It was originally dedicated in honor of St. Thomas Becket, and later in honor of the …
Westfield is a vibrant shopping mall that connects five large department stores (Marks & Spencer, Debenhams, Next, House of Fraser …
The O2 Arena is an indoor multi-purpose stadium. It is located on the Greenwich Peninsula, in the center of the O2 entertainment c …
Russell Square is an amazingly beautiful square square with a square, located in London in the Bloomsbury area. The square was bui …
The fish market offers visitors a variety of fish and seafood. There seems to be no goldfish here. The market is located at the …
Highbury is one of the oldest stadiums in England. It was built specifically for Arsenal Football Club in 1913 on the grounds of a …
Camden is the funniest place in London, where young people are so comfortable with informal lifestyles, clothes and music. The fir …
St. Paul’s Cathedral is a real jewel of London and one of the most outstanding buildings of the Renaissance. Created according to …
The Knights Templar Order is a famous order in the name of Christ founded in 1119. The name comes from the name of the temple of t …
The monument was erected in the heart of London in Parliament Square in 1973. A loaded elderly man with a cane and in a wide co …
The monument to the women of World War II, erected in 2005, is located in the center of Whitehall Street, near Parliament Square. …
Portobello is a large pedestrian street in Notting Hill in west London. It is here that one of the favorite places for tourists …
The building of Westminster Cathedral stands out from other buildings in London. Its execution in the Byzantine style of red br …
The Millennium Bridge crossing the Tyne River in Gateshead is the first tilted bridge in the world. The movements of the structure …
The monument to Yuri Gagarin in London is located on the Mall Alley, near Trafalgar Square and the Admiralty Arch. The composition …
Mansion House is the official residence of the Mayor of London. The palace is not completely open to the general public: it can be …
The Prince Albert Memorial is a monument to a young man in uniform, located in Kensingston Park in London. The prince is presented …
This is the largest indoor antique market in London. It will be interesting for all lovers of antique items. For more than 30 y …
The Buxton Memorial Fountain was erected to commemorate the passage of a law abolishing slavery in the British Empire in 1833. It …
Brixton Market is an amazing mixture of Caribbean and African cultures, which are embodied in more than three hundred shops, where …
The Crystal Palace was built in 1850 in London and was located in Hyde Park. It was built of iron and glass, and the construction …
The old Spitalfields Market is an indoor market dating back to 1638, when King Charles issued a license to sell "meat, game and ro …
In 2004, in England, in the City, grew 180-meter unusual skyscraper. Decorated with green glass and having an oblong shape, the bu …
The market on Berwick Street is one of the most popular shopping centers in the heart of the Soho district, where you can always b …
White Hart Lane Stadium is located in London and is the home of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. England games are also held from …
Kia Oval Stadium is one of the best cricket arenas in the world. Throughout its century and a half history, it has hosted many of …
Tower guards (often called "beefeaters") have been present in the Tower since the fourteenth century. In different places of the f …
New Wembley is the second largest stadium in Europe (up to 90,000 spectators). The stadium is built on the site of the former Wemb …
The London Olympic Stadium is one of the largest multifunctional stadiums in the UK. It is the main arena of the 2012 London Olymp …
One of the oldest palaces in London - St. James's is located near the Park Pall Mall. In the Middle Ages, this place was the hospi …
TUR 1 London Visit to Kensington PalaceThames cruise. Stop at the Tower and Tower Bridge.Stop by St. Paul's Cathedral. We could …
Stonehenge is the most famous and impressive of European megalithic monuments. In its original form, Stonehenge was to amaze with …
Ferris wheel (London ai) Cruise on the Thames with a visit to Greenwich and the zero meridian. The tour involves a visit to the …
Our services We offer individual excursions and transport support in London and the UK. Our services: Professional gu …
London is a city with a long history, where the Roman past coexists with royal palaces and modern quarters. Its uniqueness is in contrasts: from the solemn architecture of Westminster and the domes of St. Paul’s Cathedral to the bustling markets and cozy corners of parks. The atmosphere of the city lives on the Thames, in the theater halls of the West End and in the colorful streets of areas where cultures from all over the world have mixed.
The man-made sights of London amaze with their scale and diversity: the gardens and palaces of Hampton Court and Kensington Palace with adjacent Kensington Gardens, Hyde Park and St. James Park near Buckingham Palace, the Royal Botanical Gardens in Kew. Among the architectural and cultural points are St. Paul’s Cathedral, the Palace of Westminster, statues of Churchill and Sherlock Holmes, memorials and monuments, modern arenas and complexes like The O2 and Wembley Stadium. A special atmosphere is created by markets and indoor fairs: Camden, Portobello, Billingsgate, Spitalfields and antique markets, where you can find unique things.
The natural gems of the city and its surroundings are whole oases in the urban landscape: Kensington Gardens, Hyde Park, Regent’s Park and St. James’ Park overlooking the palaces, Valentines Park in the east and the tranquil alleys of Kew with world-class botany. The Thames promenades, walks along Greenwich and the space around the Zero Meridian make it possible to combine history and landscapes, while the Japanese Kyoto Garden and manicured lawns add diversity to urban nature.
On our website, all these sights of London can be viewed on an interactive map: each object is marked, a brief description and photos are attached to it, as well as the opportunity to lay the optimal route for days or for one weekend. You can easily collect your own route, mark the points of interest and get a convenient plan for walking and public transport.
You can explore the city on your own, walking along the embankments and parks or following a pre-made route, or you can book excursions from local guides. Professional guides will tell little-known stories, open hidden courtyards and corners, offer themed walks and an interactive format that will make acquaintance with the city even more interesting.
Come to London to see it with your own eyes: from royal halls to busy markets, from green parks to modern arenas. Travel, discover new places, plan routes and come back again – each visit will bring new discoveries and emotions.
