THE LONDON EYE

At an overall height of 443 feet (135 meters),

the London Eye was the world’s tallest
Ferris wheel from 1999, when it was built,
until 2006, when it was surpassed by the
Star of Nanchang, in Nanchang, China. It is
one of London’s most popular tourist
attractions for which an admission fee is
charged.

TOWER BRIDGE
Not to be mistaken with London Bridge,

LONDON
Tower Bridge as it’s rightly called, is
London’s oldest and most historic river
crossing. It’s one of the most recognizable
landmarks in London and a must-see on
anyone’s visit to the area. Suspended over What a city!
the river, the new Glass Walkways give you
unparalleled views and the Victorian
Bascules are on show in the Engine Rooms –
they still operate the bridge lifts to this day.

MILLENNIUM BRIDGE
With a modern design giving a unique
tubular effect, London's Millennium Bridge
is a 330-meter pedestrian bridge linking the
City of London at St Paul's Cathedral with
the new Tate Gallery at Bankside.

ABOUT LONDON
London is a diverse and exciting city
with some of the world's best sights
and attractions. With so much to do,
it's hard to narrow down the long list
of reasons to visit, but below you'll
find some of them. You can't fail to
be excited by London's amazing
attractions. See London from above
on the London Eye; meet a celebrity
at Madame Tussauds; examine some
of the world's most precious
treasures at the British Museum or
come face-to-face with the dinosaurs
at the Natural History Museum.
PREMIÈRE SHOPPING
DESTINATION
You're spoilt for choice when
shopping in London; from the
flagship stores on Oxford Street, to
gifts and bric-a-brac at London's
markets. Shop in Europe's largest
urban shopping centre at Westfield
Stratford, or visit an iconic
department store such as Harrods or
Selfridges.
BEAUTIFUL GREEN SPACES
You don't need to travel far to find
green space in London. The capital is
home to eight beautiful Royal Parks,
including Hyde Park, St James's
Park, and Richmond Park.
Alternatively, visit one of London's
peaceful gardens such as Kew or
Chelsea Physic Garden.
FREE ATTRACTIONS
London is home to some of the best
museums and galleries in the world –
many of which are free. Spend a few
hours in the British Museum, Tate
Modern, Natural History Museum or
the Science Museum, where you can
browse the permanent collections at
no cost.