Explore Europe Attractions
Discover iconic landmarks, historic sites, and incredible attractions across Europe.
Victoria and Albert Museum
The V&A in South Kensington is the world's largest museum of decorative arts and design, with free entry to 145 galleries.
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Tower Bridge
Tower Bridge is London's most iconic river crossing, a Victorian Gothic bridge spanning the Thames since 1894, with a glass-floored walkway 42 metres above the water
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The British Museum
The British Museum is the world's first free national museum, home to eight million objects spanning two million years of human history, including the Rosetta Stone and Parthenon sculptures.
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Tower of London
Explore the Tower of London, a historic fortress and UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to the Crown Jewels, royal history, and iconic landmarks.
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Buckingham Palace
Visit Buckingham Palace, the iconic London residence of the British monarch, famous for its grand architecture and the Changing of the Guard.
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Big Ben (Elizabeth Tower)
Big Ben is London's world-famous clock tower, part of the Houses of Parliament and one of the UK's most iconic landmarks.
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London Eye
A slow-turning 135m observation wheel on the Thames offering sweeping 360-degree views across London.
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Natural History Museum
London's free "cathedral to nature," home to Hope the blue whale, dinosaur fossils, and 80 million specimens.
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Palace of Westminster
London's riverside seat of government, crowned by Big Ben's Elizabeth Tower and centuries of political history.
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Hyde Park
A sprawling royal park in central London famed for its lake, gardens, and open-air free speech tradition.
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Tate Modern
Britain's national gallery of modern and contemporary art, housed in a converted riverside power station across from St Paul's Cathedral.
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The National Gallery
London's free national art museum on Trafalgar Square, showcasing European masterpieces from the 13th to 20th century.
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
Sir Christopher Wren's 17th-century dome cathedral, a Baroque icon of the London skyline and site of national ceremonies.
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Trafalgar Square
London's grand central square, home to Nelson's Column, four bronze lions, and the ever-changing Fourth Plinth.
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Kensington Palace
A working royal palace in Kensington Gardens where Queen Victoria was born and Princess Diana once lived, now open to visitors year-round.
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Sky Garden
London's highest public garden, with panoramic skyline views, exotic planting, and rooftop dining high above the City.
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