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is often the centre of state occasions and royal hospitality, even
being a focal point for the British people at times of national
rejoicing and mourning.
It stands as a symbol of the British monarchy, an art gallery and
a tourist attraction. Be sure to stick around for the Changing of
the Guard ceremony for a colourful spectacle and true insight
into British pageantry.
London Dungeon
With a city so vibrant and full for life, it’s easy to forget that it
holds a dark history.
Head over to the London Dungeon for a window into the gory
and macabre past of this city, displayed through a mixture of live
actors, special effects and rides.
Learn about the plague, the Great Fire of London, Sweeney Todd
and even Jack the Ripper - 1,000 years of history in the form of
18 shows, 20 actors and three rides.
Audience participation is often called upon so do not worry if
you suddenly find yourself trapped in a cage, you will be let out...
eventually.
In its 2,000 years, London has
seen everything from the plague
to World War II
London Eye
Europe’s tallest Ferris wheel, the London Eye is the most popular
paid tourist attraction in the United Kingdom, standing 443
feet tall and spanning 394 feet in diameter.
It offered the highest public viewing point in London until
the public opening of the 72nd floor of The Shard which
stands at 804 feet.
The Ferris wheel aspect of the London Eye still draws in
millions of visitors annually, offering a moving view of
London over the South Bank of the River Thames.
Madame Tussauds
One of the major tourist attractions in London, Madame
Tussauds is a wax museum displaying waxworks of famous
and historic individuals including fictional characters.