Trips to London

The timeless time-piece that has rung out over the Thames, Parliament and central London for 150 years.

This is a place adorned with tradition, spectacle and moments of national joy – and a palace that opens its doors during the summer months.

London's cityscape was made to be peered at from above – and the London Eye does that for you in style, with its grand slow circular trip into the city's sky.

Come to Covent Garden and you're guaranteed the best of produce, both local and international – and the best of performance, both operatic and theatrical.

Trafalgar Square has Nelson's Column, the National Gallery, the Fourth Plinth – and a very special place in the heart of Londoners.

Piccadilly Circus is where the lights are bright, the traffic is busy, where cupid rules and the West End starts – or is it?

With its Gothic towers and elegant walkways, Tower Bridge is unlike any other – and a fitting gateway for ships sailing up the Thames.

Walk down the aisle where the Duchess of York and Princess Diana wowed the watching world.

The iconic dome where fine entertainment can be had all year round, but where the classical energy of the Last Night of the Proms rules the roost.

Royal processions, paddle boats, military parades and fluttering waterfowl liven up the environs of St. James’s, London's oldest park.

Here is where visitors come to shop, pause to dine, linger for the culture, and get dressed up for the theatre – the West End has it all.

Enjoy the dynamism amid the sex shops, the bright lights of the gay-friendly village and the glimmer of red carpet premieres.

The Tate Modern has become one of London's top artistic draws, with its bold presentations of modern and contemporary art in a most-unlikely industrial setting.

Vast in scope, global in scale and sublime in presentation, the British Museum has few equals when it comes to bringing history to life.

Explore the lovely canals and intriguing architecture of this historic neighborhood made famous by a fictional bear from Peru.

Enjoy a few drinks in style at Europe’s longest Champagne bar in the Cathedral of the Railways.

Shop, dine and drink at this pedestrian-only street made famous the world over by musicians and socialites during the Swinging London era of the 1960s.

Spend an afternoon discovering this famous shopping street, home to the world’s oldest toy shop and high-end boutiques.

Shop for fresh produce, fine cheeses, flowers and many other items in one of the oldest covered markets in London.

Attend a spectacular production in the large domed auditorium of this celebrated institution with a rich and eclectic theatrical history. 

Sit on a bench and admire the magnificent architecture that surrounds this leafy square situated in one of London’s most handsome districts.

Discover memorial gardens, art galleries and historic buildings and admire the winding River Thames from this arched bridge.

Escape the hustle and bustle of city life with a trip to this scenic park in the heart of London.

Relax in the two vast parks and visit the museum and various monuments that honor the first Duke of Wellington.

Take a tour of the historic palace, the Archbishop of Canterbury’s official residence in London, and enjoy a stroll around the peaceful surrounding gardens.

Delve into British politics at this historic complex, the meeting place of the House of Commons and the House of Lords.

Peer down over London from the summit of the tower and examine the intricate mosaics and exquisite marble designs of the cathedral interior.

Attend fascinating talks, see acclaimed shows and enjoy lunch at this concrete playhouse in the vibrant South Bank area.

Visit this grassy plaza for a view of Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and other historic structures that are synonymous with London.

Less crowded than neighboring St. James’s Park, this triangular grassy space is known for its pretty walking paths and mature trees.

Stroll along the Ladies Bridge for some of the best views in London and go for dinner in the vibrant South Bank area.

Watch internationally acclaimed musicals, attend live music performances and learn about the rich history of this Grade II-listed West End theater.

Admire the intricate sculptures on this grand three-arched monument, which is modeled on Rome’s Arch of Constantine.

Watch acclaimed performances of world-famous musicals at this art deco-style venue set in the heart of London’s animated theater district.

This grand structure marks the entrance to the Mall and was commissioned by King Edward VII as a memorial to his mother Queen Victoria.

Thrill to London's eclectic nightlife in one of its most famous locations, a vibrant square that's been an entertainment hub since the 19th century.

Enjoy some of the best views of the London skyline from this historic borough. One of the city's oldest neighborhoods is home to many of its top attractions. 

Get a glimpse into London’s celebrity world in this area filled with plastic surgery clinics, chic restaurants and upscale shopping boulevards.

Known for its gardens, theaters and galleries, this lush suburban town has been a popular royal retreat for centuries.

This affluent area is home to some of London’s most exclusive shops, as well as a  regal palace and gardens.

Wander along the waterways of this wealthy London district to see grand mansions and quaint houseboats.

Experience the creatively charged atmosphere of Camden Town as you walk along this street packed with bars, restaurants, markets and music venues.

See a theater production or visit London’s iconic royal residence in this bustling neighborhood.

Saunter along the wide streets of this elegant district, which is home to prestigious universities, leafy squares and The British Museum.

Discover a compelling blend of modern culture and rich heritage in London’s financial heart.

See cultural exhibits, relax in the Champagne bar and visit Platform 9 and 3/4 in this international hub that connects London to mainland Europe.

Relax in the stunning park with a view of the palace, explore the upscale high street and visit the galleries and museums of this affluent neighborhood.

One of the wealthiest residential areas of London has shops, museums and art galleries. Visit for the annual flower show and imagine yourself living in this posh district.

Browse upmarket boutiques and dine in upscale restaurants in this grandiose building, which once functioned as a center of trade.

Peruse an assortment of antiques and artworks, including armory and French 18th-century paintings, across 25 galleries of this national museum.

Admire a Japanese-style garden, stroll through quiet woodland and watch open-air theater and opera productions in summer at this beautiful public park.

In the heart of London’s lively West End district is this 19th-century theater, which has a year-round schedule of popular musicals.

Relish the bohemian vibe in this niche indoor market, which features an assortment of stalls and restaurants.

Tour the grounds, watch international cricket matches and learn about the historic sporting events held at this well-known cricket stadium.

Discover an eclectic schedule of art, cinema, dance, music and theater events at one of the largest performing arts centers in Europe.

Cross this steel suspension bridge for spectacular views of the River Thames and other iconic London attractions.

Enjoy views of the boats in this dockland area while visiting one of the tallest structures in the U.K.’s capital city.

Marvel at symbolic and cultural carvings adorning the façade and halls of this neo-Gothic masterpiece and browse eclectic art exhibitions.

Authentic Asian cuisine, quaint teahouses, lively bars and animated festivities of the Chinese New Year await in this district in central London.

Investigate the decks and hull of this handsome 19th-century wooden sailing ship, the last remaining tea clipper in the world. 

Browse collections of historic monetary artifacts as you take an educational journey through the 300-year-old history of the Bank of England.

Glean fascinating insights into the U.K.’s naval heritage when you tour this Royal Navy cruiser, which saw action in World War II.

Rise above the hustle and bustle of London’s streets and join flamingos and other birds in these tranquil themed roof gardens.

See life-size wax sculptures of Hollywood celebrities, historical figures and sporting stars at this famous wax museum in London.

Known for its association with a well-known nursery rhyme, this iconic bridge has existed in various forms for more than 2,000 years.

Ascend to the observation deck of one of the tallest skyscrapers in Europe for unparalleled views of the London cityscape.

Explore the wonders of the natural world for free in this fascinating museum. Learn about dinosaurs, creatures of the deep, our planet’s interior and much more.

Marvel at the sanctuary of foliage and colorful flowers and barter with the vendors in this lively and historic market.

Browse upscale items in independent stores and people-watch from a café in this historic and fashion-conscious part of the city.

Browse the elegant fronts of the luxury retail stores and learn the history of the city’s oldest purpose-built commercial gallery.

Admire the charming two-story shops that flank this roofed colonnade, known for its silver antiques, designer brands and delicious macarons.

Learn about the fictional detective at one of the world’s most famous addresses and admire the period décor from the 19th century.