111 London Tourist Attractions ... and counting ...
This is a growing list of the tourist attractions in the London. The map below shows the location of the sights in London:
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- 10 Downing Street: Official residence of the prime minister and the headquarters of the government
- 30 St Mary Axe: Bullet-shaped skyscraper in the City of London
- Admiralty Arch: Famous office building in London
- Admiralty House: Office building adjacent to Admiralty Arch
- Albert Memorial: Memorial within Kensington Gardens
- Baker Street: Street famous for being the home of the fictitious Sherlock Holmes
- Bayswater: Neighborhood in London northwest of Charing Cross and borders on Hyde Park
- Bloomsbury: Fashionable residential neighborhood in central London
- Borough Market: One of the best markets for farm produce in England
- British Library: National Library of UK, at Euston Road, near St Pancras Railway Station
- British Museum: One of the world's greatest museums of human history and culture
- BT Tower: Tall cylindrical building in London
- Buckingham Palace: Official London residence of the Queen
- Camden: Borough of Inner London with substantial Bangladeshi and African population
- Canary Wharf: Large business development in London.
- Cenotaph: The memorial at Whitehall
- Charing Cross: The district recognised as the official centre of London
- Church of St Margeret: Anglican church on the grounds of Westminster Abbey
- City of London: the financial services district, also called the Square Mile
- City of Westminster: A borough of London with city status
- Clarence House: A royal home, formerly residence of the Queen Mother, now of the Prince of Wales
- Cleopatra's Needle: Obelisk at Victoria Embankment
- Covent Garden: District of London, easternmost part of the City of Westminster
- Crimean War Memorial: Monument to commemorate the war with Russia
- Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial: Monument to remember Diana
- Docklands: District east of London, formerly the docks of the Port of London
- Foreign and Commonwealth Office: The department responsible for promoting the interests of the United Kingdom abroad
- Gatwick Airport: second biggest international airport in the United Kingdom
- The Green Park: One of the Royal Parks of London
- Grosvenor Bridge: Rail bridge
- Harrods: Largest department store in London, at Knightsbridge and Brompton Road
- Haymarket: Street in St James's district, City of Westminster, central London
- Heathrow Airport: biggest airport in United Kingdom and Europe
- Horse Guards Parade: Parade ground where Trooping of the Colours ceremonies are held
- Household Cavalry Museum: Building in front of the Horse Guards Parade ground housing the Household Cavalry Museum
- Hyde Park: One of the largest parks in Central London
- Hyde Park: Speakers' Corner: Place in Hyde Park where anybody can air their views
- Imperial War Museum: Museum showcasing war memorabilia and anything related to conflicts with Britain
- Kensington Gardens: One of the Royal Parks of London
- Kensington Palace: A royal residence in Kensington Gardens
- Kew Gardens: One of the largest botanical gardens in the world Unesco World Heritage Site, 2003
- Knightsbridge: Famous street in the City of Westminster
- Leicester Square: Pedestrianised square in the West End of London
- London City Airport: airport for business travellers
- London Eye: World's largest Ferries Wheel
- London IMAX: 360-degree cinema
- London Zoo: World's oldest scientific zoo
- Luton Airport: airport for low cost carriers
- Madame Tussauds: Famous fax museum
- The Mall: The ceremonial road from Buckingham Palace to Admiralty Arch
- Marble Arch: Monument near Spaeker's Corner in Hyde Park
- Marlborough House: A mansion on Pall Mall housing the Commonwealth Secretariat
- Maritime Greenich: The town in southeast London famous for Greenwich Mean Time and naval history Unesco World Heritage Site, 1997
- Mayfair: Neighborhood in central London
- Middlesex Guildhall: Building currently under renovation to house the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom
- Millennium Bridge: Pedestrian bridge across the Thames near St Paul's Cathedral
- Millennium Dome (O2): Huge multi-purpose dome on the Greenwich peninsula in southeast London.
- Monument to the Great Fire of London: Monument near the north end of London Bridge
- National Gallery: Public gallery at Trafalgar Square
- National Maritime Museum: The leading maritime museum of the United Kingdom detailing Britain's role at sea
- Natural History Museum: One of the most significant natural history museums in the world
- Nelson's Column: Monument on Trafalgar Square
- Notting Hill: Affluent, fashionable neighborhood in West London
- Old Bailey: The Central Criminal Court of London
- Oxford Street: Famous shopping street in London
- Paddington: Neighborhood in central London, within the City of Westminster
- Palace of Westminster: Parliament building for the United Kingdom Unesco World Heritage Site, 1987
- Palace of Westminster: Big Ben: Great bell of the Clock Tower of the Palace of Westminster
- Palace of Westminster: St Stephen's Tower: Spire-shaped tower in the Palace of Westminster
- Palace of Westminster: Victoria Tower: Tallest tower in the Palace of Westminster
- Pall Mall: A street parallel to The Mall
- Piccadilly Circus: Traffic junction in the West End of London
- Queen's House: The first consciously classical building constructed in Britain
- Queen Square: A garden square in Bloomsbury
- Regent's Park: One of the Royal Parks of London, part in the City of Westminster, and part in the borough of Camden
- Ripley Building: Oldest building in the Admiralty complex
- The Ritz: Luxurious hotel in Piccadilly
- Royal Albert Hall: One of the famous performance venues in the United Kingdom
- Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea: A posh neighborhood in London
- Royal Observatory, Greenwich: the famous observatory for the observation of stars for navigational and time keeping purposes
- The Savoy: Luxurious hotel on the Strand
- Science Museum: This museum houses science-related items which was separated out from the Victoria and Albert Museum
- Soho: Neighborhood in the West End of London
- Somerset House: Large Neoclassical building on the southside of the Strand, displaying the Gilbert Collection and the Hermitage Museum collection
- South Kensington: Neighborhood in London
- Southwark Cathedral: Mother church of the Anglican diocese of Southwark
- Spencer House: Mansion in St James's, London
- St James's: Area in central London bordered by Piccadilly, Green Park, The Mall, St James's Park, and Haymarket
- St James's Palace: One of the oldest palaces in London
- St James's Park: The oldest Royal Park of London
- St Martin-in-the-Fields Church: Anglican church at Trafalgar Square
- St Mary-le-Bow Church: Church in the City of London associated with the Cockney dialect
- St Paul's Cathedral: One of the oldest and most famous cathedrals in London
- St Pancras Old Church: Oldest church building in England
- St Pancras Station: Major train station in London and terminus for Eurostar express train from Brussels and Paris.
- Stansted Airport: airport for low cost carriers
- Tate Britain: National Art Gallery
- Tate Modern: National Museum of International
- Thames Barrier: Flood gates on the River Thames
- Tower Bridge: One of the most famous bridges in London and an icon of the city
- Tower of London: Historic fortress on the north bank of the River Thames Unesco World Heritage Site, 1988
- Trafalgar Square: Square commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar
- Veeraswamy: Famous Indian restaurant at Piccadilly
- Victoria and Albert Museum: The world's largest and finest museum of decorative arts
- Victoria Memorial: Sculpture at the centre of Queen's Garden, in front of Buckingham Palace
- Victoria Tower Gardens: Garden to the south of the Palace of Westminster
- Waterloo Station: Major train station in London
- Westminster Abbey: The traditional place for the coronation and burial of English monarchs
- West End of London: Entertainment and shopping district of London
- Whitehall: The main road from Parliament Square to Charing Cross
- York House: Historic wing of St James's Palace, London
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