London Landmarks
Explore the city's top sites
London is full of famous landmarks and much-loved sights, which continue to captivate our guests every year. Whether on the ground or sky-high on the London Eye or at The Shard, London’s iconic buildings are a sight to behold. Speak to our Concierge team to find out the best way to see these fantastic attractions.
Houses of Parliament
At the heart of British politics, the Houses of Parliament provide a captivating setting in which policies past and present have been debated. With guided tours taking place every Saturday throughout the summer and Christmas recesses, it’s the perfect opportunity to delve into the Lords Chamber, Commons Chamber, Westminster Hall, Central Lobby and much more.
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey is one of the world’s great churches, with a history stretching back over a thousand years. Founded in 960, with a chapel over 700 years old, it represents some of the last remaining medieval architecture in London. It is open to visitors from Monday to Saturday throughout the year. On Sundays and religious holidays such as Easter and Christmas, the Abbey is open for worship only.
London Eye
Catch a glimpse of London from up high, with the capital’s iconic London Eye. Rotating over the Thames River and offering breathtaking views spanning the entire city, it’s perfect for spotting the latest additions to the London skyline. You can also book private capsules, or enjoy a wine tasting experience during your London Eye ride.
Tower of London
London’s most visited attraction of 2014, the Tower of London is one of the capital’s most revered sights. Famed for its formidable fortress, impressive White Tower and the dazzling crown jewels, it’s a true celebration of British monarchy over the past 1000 years. For those feeling brave, Twilight Tower Tours are not to be missed – just watch out for the ravens!
Horse Guards Parade
Once the Headquarters of the British Army, The Duke of Wellington was based in Horse Guards when he was Commander-in-Chief of the British Army. A large parade ground by Whitehall, it is now home to The Household Cavalry Museum and hosts the annual Trooping the Colour and Beating Retreat parades. The daily Changing of the Guard sets off from Horse Guards Parade.
