London being the capital city of the United Kingdom is the core of a lot of activity, especially in seasons when tourists come. There are so many tourist attractions in London that if you plan to move around without planning it can be extremely stressful. Scheduling of your plan of action is always a must since the city is bustling with numerous sights and sounds.
Majestic structures, peaceful green gardens and parks, museums that have been around for eons and busy shopping centers dot the whole of London. This city is one that has got something to offer to everyone. The first place that you would want to visit upon reaching London, is the Buckingham Palace that houses the Royal Family. There are other interesting houses that have Royal connections including the Hampton Court Palace and the Tower of London. For over 500 years the Hampton Court Palace has stood on the banks of River Thames. The entire premises have an area of around six acres.
The interiors are simply splendid and the magical ambience will steal your heart away for sure. The Tower of London is the nation’s leading tourist attraction and was originally founded by William the Conqueror. Various events of British history have taken place within its confines including the execution of Anne Boleyn and the incarceration of Richard II and Elizabeth I. This structure is a historic London landmark and stands on the banks of the Thames. Whether it is the Crown Jewels or the White, Bloody and Martin Towers are that which you want to take a look at, the Tower of London has diverse attractions within itself.
The dome of the St. Paul’s Cathedral is another site that can make you feel that your London trip was well worth the visit. Climbing to the top of this structure means you could view the rooftops of the city. This masterpiece was crafted by Sir Christopher Wren has been a significant landmark in the London skyline from time immemorial. The cathedral is especially famous since it survived the Blitz during World War II, during which it stood steadfast despite the succumbing of the surrounding area.
The city of London is famous for the numerous museums and art galleries it houses. The British Museum, the Science Museum and the Natural History Museum are the most acclaimed in the city. The British Museum is the oldest and one of the largest museums in the world. It gives you the opportunity to see the Elgin Marbles, the Portland Vase and the Sutton Hoo Treasure all at once. The Science Museum showcases all the greatest inventions and innovations of the industrial and the technological age. The museum offers displays with demonstrations and all areas of science are glossed upon. The Natural History Museum whets the appetite of those who have a hunger for knowledge with regards to the natural world- the past, present and future of our planet!
If these are not enough to satisfy you head straight for West End that hosts the city’s most popular music and entertainment shows. Remember London is not discovered if you do not put your best foot forward to explore it!
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