London Eye

London Eye, London

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The London Eye Ferris wheel is one of the most famous sights in the heart of London. A ride on this world-famous Ferris wheel is undoubtedly on everyone’s to-do-list. Its opening in 2000 earned it the title “Millennium Wheel”; at 135 metres high, it was the tallest in Europe and until 2006, in the world.

The London Eye is the best place in all of London to enjoy amazing views of the city, its skyline and some of its wonders, such as Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and St. Paul’s Cathedral. One lap on the Ferris wheel takes about 30 minutes and consists of 32 glass capsules (one for each London borough). Bring your loved one, because this will be a romantic ride!

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Tower of London

Tower of London, London

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A visit to the Tower of London is a must during your visit to London. This historic castle on the north bank of the Thames, is located in the centre of London. Visiting this magnificent structure will 100% make you feel as if you are going back in time. The Tower of London is an imposing medieval Norman fortress, built in 1066.

The castle served as a defensive fortress for more than nine centuries and was the centre of uninterrupted power in British and European history, now declared a World Heritage Site. After the Tower of London was no longer used as a defensive fortress, it has served as a palace, prison and place of execution for people from higher circles over the centuries.

To find out all about the Tower of London, a guided tour is highly recommended, as it is beautiful inside! On the tour, you will walk through more than seven buildings and sights of the Tower of London. The tour lasts about 3 hours and reveals the fascinating story of how the Tower of London has changed its function over the years. If you are interested in history and beautiful architecture, this is highly recommended!

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St. Paul’s Cathedral

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

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St. Paul’s Cathedral in London is the second largest cathedral in the world, with its 111-metre-high dome, which you can climb for stunning views over central London. From the outside, the Cathedral is a building well worth seeing.

But be sure to take a look inside too. Inside the Cathedral, you can descend to the crypt, where the remains of Nelson or the Duke of Wellington rest. Enjoy the architectural style, the metre-high vaults, the imposing art, it really is all splendour. Without a doubt, a visit to St. Paul’s Cathedral is a must before leaving London.

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Tower Bridge

Tower Bridge, London

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Tower Bridge is one of the most famous landmarks in London and even one of the most famous bridges in the world. Built in the late nineteenth century over the River Thames, Tower Bridge takes its name from the nearby Tower of London.

The Tower Bridge still works and opens its bascules about 800 times a year, which is about twice a day. That’s nothing at all compared to 1894, the first year of Tower Bridge, the bascules were lifted 6.194 times. An average of 17 times a day.

The real daredevil goes up and walks across the glass bridge, on the “second floor” of Tower Bridge, at 42 meters high. From here you admire the passing traffic and pedestrians on the walkway.

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