Chaotic, vibrant and
diversified culture is London’s identity, one of the biggest cities in the
world of population of 8 million people. The city is known for its culture,
fashion, finance, politics and trade and the most visited city by everyone in
the world. The city houses to popular landmarks and getting around in the city
is easy.
1. The Royal Botanical Garden (Kew Gardens)
Botanical garden has
the glass-like dome shape looks like a transparent train terminal. It has vast
variety for exquisite plants and colorful flowers. The Royal Botanical Garden
also contains a historic palm house with its very own green tropical rainforest
that provides travelers an experience like never before, and an admirable
glasshouse for alpine plants. It’s a sanctuary filled with green bliss and
serene atmosphere. Thus London tour packages from India always have this place on their top list.
2. Palace of Westminster
The Palace of
Westminster is recognized as the Houses of Parliament in the United Kingdom.
The building was established in the 19th century and a magnificent example of
Victorian neo-Gothic architecture. The House of Commons is situated to the
north of the building and is covered with green leather upholstery whereas the
House of Lords is in south and have red colored leather upholstery.
3. St. Paul's Cathedral
This famous Baroque
structure was completed in 1710 by Sir Christopher Wren and the most
fascinating attractions in London. It is the architectural gems and
is one of Europe’s largest cathedrals. The cathedral is wonderfully made
with Corinthians columns and a huge dome. The dome spreads 366 feet into the
sky that gives breathtaking views from top of the dome. This church is gigantic
and has detailed design of the interior with its antique architecture and
paintings are simply mesmerizing.
4. Trafalgar Square
Trafalgar Square is a
large city square symbolizing Lord Horatio Nelson’s victory. The central
structure within the square is a one tall column on which the iconic statue of
Nelson stands looking over London. It is surrounded by four colossal lions and
numerous beautiful fountains. Thus Trafalgar Square is one of the most
celebrated city squares in the world giving a social and political place for tourists
and Londoners alike.
5. Tower of London
The varied role served
by the fascinating Tower of London down the centuries includes prison, royal
palace, treasure vault, reserved zoo. It is Britain's most ideal structures;
this splendid World Heritage Site amazes visitors about the country's rich
history. Inside the massive White Tower, they showcases of royal armaments and
armor, the popular Crown Jewels exhibition, the Beefeaters, the
Royal Mint, and gruesome exhibits are some of the major highlights.
6. London Eye
The London Eye is a
large Ferris wheel situated on the banks of the great River Thames. It was
established in the 2000s, due to this it is also known as The Millennium Wheel.
The wheel stands tall at 443 feet and has a diameter of 120 meters provide
travelers with a breathtaking 360° vision of London. It is pretty at night
when it is lit up with bright neon colors. Tourists can enjoy a glass
of royal champagne as they have a romantic ride in their London honeymoon packages.
7. Buckingham Palace
London holiday packages have significant
position of iconic palace in the list. The Buckingham Palace has around 774
rooms and organizes great royal events, ceremonies, and garden parties. At
every wall of this heritage palace are wonderful works of arts.
8. British Museum
The British Museum in
London is constructed in 1753, a museum of human history and diverse culture.
Its collections, contains more than seven million objects, from all over the
world illustrating and documenting the story of human culture from start till
now. Thus add this in your London travel packages.
9. Tower Bridge
The numerous travelers
find the tower bridge truly charming. This bridge is constructed in Gothic
style and has an amazing feature that lifts and the bridge is divided into two
to ease traffic on the waterways. A leisure walk on the glass pedestrian is
worth visiting. You can also visit inside and look the beautiful Victorian
engine rooms which once powered the bridge lifts.
10. Big Ben
The Big Ben Clock
Tower is 150 years old but still remains the prime tourist attractions in
London. The name Big Ben actually refers to the 13 ton bell placed within the
tower and Sir Benjamin Hall is the person from whom this iconic landmark got
its name. The clock has become a favorite attraction for visitors by appearing
in many films.
