The Top 12 London Attractions

Attractions, activities, theatre shows and tours!

Buckingham Palace is also a great place to start to enjoy some of the major London attractions, on foot.

From Buckingham Palace you can easily walk to; Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Piccadilly Circus, St James' Palace, 10 Downing Street, The Thames, Trafalgar Square and even Hard Rock Cafe, to name just a few of the great sights and London attractions that are a stones throw from Buckingham Palace!

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The Tower of London

See the world-famous Crown Jewels and meet the Beefeaters on a tour of the highlights at the Tower of London.
Thames River Cruise

Enjoy unique views across London from the Thames and see the riverside sights of Big Ben, Tower Bridge and HMS Belfast.
Windsor Castle

The Queen's favourite weekend residence and see the Changing of the Guard at the historic Windsor Castle.
Westminster Abbey

Kate and William's Royal Wedding venue and the coronation church of the British monarchy since the 11th century.
Hampton Court Palace

King Henry VIII's enormous Tudor Kitchens, the world-famous maze and original 17th century tennis courts.
Tower Bridge

Visit the new Glass Walkway, one of London's most unique experiences, and learn about the Victorian steam bascules
Churchill War Rooms

Explore Churchill's underground headquarters and learn about tales of espionage and WWII through this fascinating museum.
Shakespeare's Globe

Visit the reconstruction of Shakespeare's historic 16th century playhouse and take a behind-the-scenes tour.
HMS Belfast

Climb aboard this unique WWII battleship, learn about her military roles and experience live on deck at HMS Belfast.
London Zoo

Live feedings, walk through Butterfly Paradise and "Meet the Monkeys" at London Zoo; right in the centre of Regent's Park.
Kensington Palace

Now the official residence of Kate and Wills, this was once the childhood home of Queen Victoria in the 1820s
Kew Gardens

Admire the exotic plants in the Palm House, climb across the Treetop Walkway and walk over the Lake.

Day trips from London

Take your chance to see more of England.

There are some great trips with easy access from London.

Marvel at the dreaming spires of Oxford, the Georgian crescents of Bath, the neolithic stones at Stonehenge and Shakespeare's birthplace at Stratford-upon-Avon.

Oxford and Blenheim

1 hour from Paddington or Marylebone. Visit university colleges and take a 20 minute bus trip to Churchill's birthplace at Blenheim Palace.
Bath

1 hour 30 minutes from Paddington. Visit the Roman Baths, stroll around this beautiful Georgian city and relax in the hot springs at the Bath Spa.
Stratford upon Avon

2 hours 5 minutes from Marylebone. A medieval market town which is the birthplace of William Shakespeare, the most famous writer in the English language.
Cambridge

50 minuites from Kings Cross. Explore quaint passages set around the historic market place and University college or take a punt on The Cam.
Brighton

55 minutes from Victoria. A favourite beach town for both visitors and Londoners alike. Breathtaking views can be seen from the i360.
Windsor

40 minutes from Paddington. Home to Windsor Castle. Built in the 11th Century. See the State Apartments and paintings from the Royal Collection.
St Albans

20 minutes from St. Pancras. A unique English cathedral city. Roman remains, medieval architecture, lush green parks and great shopping.
Salisbury and Stonehenge

1 hour 30 minutes from Waterloo. A medieval city with an ornate 13th century cathedral and just 9 miles from the iconic stone circle at Stonehenge.
York

1 hours 50 minutes from Kings Cross. A walled city founded by the Romans with the huge 13th century Gothic York Minster.
London Zoo

Live feedings, walk through Butterfly Paradise and "Meet the Monkeys" at London Zoo; right in the centre of Regent's Park.
Kensington Palace

Now the official residence of Kate and Wills, this was once the childhood home of Queen Victoria in the 1820s
Kew Gardens

Admire the exotic plants in the Palm House, climb across the Treetop Walkway and walk over the Lake.