The Grays Antique Market is a large market offering visitors jewelry as well as porcelain, vintage jewelry and clothing. Here you …
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 …
Borough Market is the best grocery market in London and Europe, unique not only by British farmers but also by importers from all …
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 …
Tower guards (often called "beefeaters") have been present in the Tower since the fourteenth century. In different places of the f …
The statue of Emperor Trajan is located near the Tower of London, right next to the old Roman wall. Despite the fact that the city …
The sculpture is called The Young Lovers and was installed in 1973. The sculpture was created by George Ehrlich. Address: Londo …
The central London street of Whitehall originates from the British Parliament and ends with Trafalgar Square. The street is direct …
A statue of George V, King of Great Britain and the British Dominions, Emperor of India stands on the Old Yard of the Palace of We …
Tower Bridge is one of the main symbols of London and is recognizable even by people who have never been to this city. The brid …
Borough Market is one of London’s largest grocery markets, offering a huge selection of organic and local products. The market …
Piccadilly Square is a major transport hub and a famous square in the west part of London in the Westminster area. The square w …
Carnaby Street is a pedestrian shopping street in London located in the SoHo area. Now this street is home to countless boutiques …
Smithfield market is constantly filled with fresh meat, poultry, pies, cheeses and other delicacies. The market is popular not onl …
Twickenham Stadium, also known as Kew Palace, is located in London, England. It is considered an icon of English rugby, because it …
This market is a Sunday clothing market that runs from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Here you can buy everything you need for yourself, relativ …
Emirates Stadium is the home stadium of Arsenal Football Club, officially opened by the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip in 2006. …
Windsor Castle is the main country residence of British monarchs since the 11th century, one of the oldest castles, continuously u …
Trafalgar Square is central to London. Here converge the three main streets of Westminster - Strand, Whitehall and Mall. In the …
Kensington Palace is located in the west of London. The building is small and built as if on purpose very modest. The palace is th …
Leadenhall Market is an indoor market that always offers fresh poultry, meat and high quality fish. It is a popular place for Lond …
The Church of St. Margaret of Antioch is a late Gothic cathedral located in Westminster. It was founded in the 12th century. The l …
Blenham Baroque Palace is one of the most luxurious and richest palaces in England. This is the current residence of the Duke of M …
The Greenwich market is the best market for finding unique handmade items, souvenirs, gifts, antiques and works by British designe …
Hampton Court will appeal to both history lovers and architecture lovers. Most often, Hampton Court is associated with the name …
A large square in the center of Westminster, created in 1868 to regulate traffic near the Palace of Westminster. Parliament Square …
Buckingham Palace is the largest palace in the world and one of the most recognizable symbols of Britain. The palace is the off …
Regent Street is one of the most recognizable streets of the West End. All buildings located here are recorded in a special list o …
The monument to Richard I was created by Italian sculptor Carlo Marochetti, exhibited in 1851 at the first international industria …
It is always very interesting to visit the places I once read about in knightly novels. One such place is Warwick Castle. But this …
Storybook Gardens is a fabulous pleasure for all ages, giving visitors the opportunity to enjoy childhood dreams and memories. …
Pinery Provincial Park is located 8 kilometers from the village of Grand Bend near Lake Huron. The territory of the park occupies …
The Grand Bend Farmers’ (FMO) market was opened in the spring of 2006 through the joint efforts of community organizations and loc …
In the Canadian city of London in the province of Ontario is a magnificent neo-Gothic Cathedral of St. Peter. Built in 1834, it is …
A tour of Hampton Court will take us back to the Tudor and Stuart era (15th-17th centuries). It was during this period that incred …
Ferris wheel (London ai) Cruise on the Thames with a visit to Greenwich and the zero meridian. The tour involves a visit to the …
The City of London is the financial heart of the country and one of the richest centers in the world, consisting of banks, insuran …
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.
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