London Eye: Coming to the foggy city of London (UK), you should definitely

admire the Millennium Wheel - the highest wheel in Europe and also the pride of
the British people. Also known as the London Eye, from this roundabout, you can
cover the whole scenery of London. From here, you can visit the London Tower
Bridge over the River Thames less than 3 miles from the London Eye.
St. Paul’s Cathedral : Conceived in 604 AD and subsequently reconstructed in
the late seventeenth century over a period of 45 years, St. Paul's Cathedral is now
known as the second largest cathedral in England. St. Paul's Cathedral is second
only to Liverpool Cathedral and it is an extremely sacred spiritual site for religious
people.
Westminster Abbey: Officially known as St. Peter's Church in Westminster, is a
Gothic church in Westminster, London. This church is located west of the Palace of
Westminster. Since 1066, Westminster Abbey has been the site of the coronations
of 39 English monarchs.
London Bridge: The London Bridge over the River Thames connecting the City
of London and Southwark, located in central London, is a box girder bridge built
from concrete and steel. It replaces a 19th-century stone arch bridge that had
previously been erected to replace a 600-year-old medieval bridge.
Tower Bridge: The Tower of London Bridge is a structure that combines a
suspension bridge with a takeoff bridge over the River Thames in London, the
capital of the United Kingdom. The bridge, completed in 1894, is adjacent to the
Tower of London, becoming a famous symbol, associated with the city of London
and with England in general.
Big Ben: The symbol of the city - Big Ben Watch (now renamed Elizabethan
watch). From Big Ben tower attraction, just a little time by subway, visitors can
easily visit BuckingHam Palace, take pictures with the Queen Victoria memorial
and flower gardens around the grounds.
The Gherkin: 30 St Mary Axe or "The Gherkin" is a skyscraper in London,
England. The Gherkin is one of the most eye - catching buildings in London and
this building stands out the most when it comes to towering in the heart of the city.
The cigar-shaped structure has a steel frame with a circular floor and a glass façade
with diamond - shaped panels. The striped swirl patterns visible on the exterior are
the result of the building's energy-saving system.