England

The ArcelorMittal Orbit is a unique attraction in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London. It was designed by Sir Anish Kapoor and Cecil Balmond and was built for the 2012 London Olympics.  It stands 114.5 meters (375.6 feet) tall and is the tallest sculpture in the United Kingdom. Built out of 2000 tons of … Read more

Get an insight into the history of time and space, along with the finest views of London’s skyline.  The Royal Observatory Greenwich is a part of the Royal Museums Greenwich, a collection of four museums – National Maritime Museum, Cutty Sark, Queen’s House, and Royal Observatory Greenwich.  The observatory was created for the advancement of … Read more

St Paul’s Cathedral is undoubtedly one of the most famous sights you’ll come across in London.  With a dome dominating the London skyline since 1710, and a crypt spanning the entire cathedral’s footprint, this Anglican church is synonymous with Britain’s identity and culture St. Paul’s Cathedral started as a small 7th century church in AD … Read more

The London Postal Museum is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the history of communication.  This unique museum is dedicated to the story of the world’s first social network, the postal service. From the five-wheeled cycles to rockets and an escaped lioness, the Postal Museum is full of incredible tales. This article covers everything … Read more

Located over the River Thames, the Tower Bridge is perhaps the most iconic visual in London. Opened to the public in 1894 by the Prince and Princess of Wales, Tower Bridge London stands 800 feet (244 meters) long with two towers, each 213 feet (65 meters) high, built on piers. Move around the different parts … Read more

Kew Gardens has a rich history dating back to the 18th century when Queen Caroline established it as a royal estate. Today, it is home to over 50,000 living plants, making it one of the world’s largest and most diverse collections. Declared a UNESCO world heritage site, Kew Gardens houses the world’s most diverse and … Read more

Located on the banks of the Thames, Hampton Court was given to Henry VIII by Thomas Cardinal Wolsey. Nurtured and expanded by Henry VIII as his favorite palace, the Hampton Court Palace is blessed with Tudor treasures and 60 acres of glorious gardens. Standing next to a Baroque palace built by William III and Mary … Read more

The phrase “Send him to the tower” struck terror in England centuries ago. With centuries of bizarre stories about execution and imprisonment, the Tower of London offers insights into London’s rich yet complex history. The Tower, built as a Royal residence, has been a political prison, a royal mint, a royal menagerie, and most importantly, … Read more

Kensington Palace has stood by the British Royal family since the 17th century. The walls of the Palace tell tales about Queen Vitoria’s childhood, King George II’s death, and everything in between. Today the Palace serves as home to various royal families of England including, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Duke and Duchess of … Read more

Buckingham Palace is a world-famous tourist attraction located in London.  This iconic building is the official residence of the British monarch and is a must-visit for anyone visiting the city.  In this article, we will cover everything you need to know about Buckingham Palace, including ticket prices, timings, what to expect, how to reach, and … Read more

The Cutty Sark, a renowned London tourist attraction, operates as a museum for the public. Built in 1869 as a high-speed tea clipper, it could make the China to London journey in just 90 days. Its name derives from the witch Nannie Dee’s nightgown in Robert Burns’ 1791 poem “Tam O’Shanter.” The Cutty Sark completed … Read more

Westminster Abbey was founded by Benedictine monks in 960 AD and is a monument with religious and cultural significance. The monument traces the history of over ten centuries and is revered as a place of celebration and ceremony. It symbolizes the British heritage, with over 39 Monarchs of the British Royal family buried within the … Read more

The mystical Stonehenge is one of the most iconic symbols of English history and culture, captivating tourists because of its mysterious beauty and soothing calm. The curiosity to understand our past makes this site one of the most popular tourist attractions of London. In this article, we share everything you need to know before booking … Read more

Inaugurated in 1884, Madame Tussauds Museum in London displays wax statues of celebrities from all over the World. Over the years, Madame Tussauds wax Museums have come up in many cities, but the Madame Tussaud at London remains the most popular of them all. The wax figures at Tussauds London include politicians, royals, movie stars, … Read more

Royal Albert Hall was built before Prince Albert, the spouse of Queen Victoria, passed away in 1861, and his name was given when he was inaugurated in 1871. The hall has become one of London’s most recognizable landmarks thanks to its distinctive circular form and dome.  The facility can hold 5,272 people and hosts various … Read more

The London Bridge Experience offers visitors a chance to step back in time and experience the fascinating history of London Bridge. From living its humble beginnings to its present-day incarnation, you’ll experience everything. The attraction is suitable for all ages, but it’s worth noting that some of the scares may be too intense for very … Read more

London Eye is a giant Ferris Wheel at the heart of the capital and is one of the iconic symbols of modern London. On a clear day, from the top of the London Eye, visitors can see up to 40 Kms (25 Miles) on all sides. Every year, London Eye attracts more than 3.5 million … Read more

Emirates Stadium is a world-renowned football stadium located in Holloway, London.  It is the home of the Arsenal Football Club and has a seating capacity of over 60,000 spectators, making it one of the largest stadiums in England. The stadium was officially opened in July 2006 and has since become one of the most iconic … Read more

England’s Wembley Stadium is a well-known sports venue.  Initially constructed in 1923, it was referred to as the Imperial Stadium.  Since then, the stadium has experienced several upgrades and renovations, with the most recent being finished in 2007. The 90,000-seat venue, controlled by the Football Association (FA), is the biggest stadium in the United Kingdom.  … Read more