Attractions in London
Entertain your guests at a range of venues
Photo: Myr dnSt James’ Park
The oldest of London's eight Royal Parks, running from Westminster to Buckingham Palace along The Mall. The park itself is…
Photo: Zoltan VassThe Phantom of the Opera
Andrew Lloyd Webber's landmark musical at His Majesty's Theatre since 1986 – the longest-running West End show.
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Photo: Ewa Horaczko PhotographyRegent’s Park
Royal Park in north London with London Zoo, Queen Mary's Rose Garden and the Open Air Theatre each summer.
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Photo: Jennifer PhillipsHyde Park
London's most central Royal Park – 350 acres of open space, the Serpentine galleries, open-air swimming and a summer concert…
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Photo: Vat KanjaCamden Market
North London's iconic market on Regent's Canal – over 1,000 stalls selling food, fashion and crafts, with live music.
Photo: Leslie BennerHarry Potter Warner Bros Studio Tour
Behind-the-scenes experience at the original Leavesden studios, with authentic sets, costumes and props. Advance booking essential.
Photo: Felestine ChongThe View from the Shard
London's highest public viewpoint at 800ft, with 360-degree views across the city for up to 40 miles.
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Photo: Marco RichterShakespeare’s Globe Theatre
Faithful reconstruction of Shakespeare's 1599 open-air playhouse with guided tours and seasonal performances.
Photo: Legends lWestminster Abbey
Coronation church of every monarch since 1066, housing royal tombs, Poets' Corner and nearly a thousand years of national history.
Photo: María Jesús Gonzalez NevadoTate Modern
The world's most visited modern art gallery, housed in a former Bankside power station with sweeping Thames views.
Photo: Arjan van NijnattenBuckingham Palace
The King's official London residence. The 19 State Rooms open to visitors each summer; the Changing of the Guard is…
Photo: Terence TeoBorough Market
London's oldest and most celebrated food market, under the railway arches near London Bridge. Operates Thursday to Saturday.
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Photo: Matthias UllrichLondon Eye
The 135-metre observation wheel on the South Bank, rotating slowly above the Thames with capsules holding up to 25 people.…