Walk this historic street in London and you are transported back to the turbulent era of the 1960s and the musical phenomenon of the Beatles.

Although the Clock Tower of the Palace of Westminster is commonly called Big Ben, strictly speaking the name relates only to the largest of the clock's bells - the one that strikes the hour.  It is...

A museum dedicated to presenting the 2000 year relationship between of London's people and its waterways.

The national gallery of British art from 1500 to the present.

This 90-acre park, the oldest Royal Park in London, features a large lake that is a wildlife sanctuary for ducks, geese, swans and even pelicans.

The Tate Modern is one of the most intriguing and interesting museums in the world.  It is a must see, both for its setting (along the Thames, housed in a huge defunct power plant) and its...

The Horniman Museum & Gardens is an excellent day out for families. The gardens are lovely with plenty of interesting plants, massive grassy areas for football etc, benches, even some rather odd...

Part of the University of London, these galleries feature Impressionist paintings as well as Renaissance, Baroque and contemporary works.

Built in 1732, this well-known theater is the home to the Royal Ballet and Royal Opera, which regularly features world famous stars and performances throughout the year.

A center of scientific excellence in the discovery of taxonomy and biodiversity, this world-famous museum promotes the discovery and enjoyment of the natural world through such exciting exhibits as the Life and Earth Galleries, wildlife garden and geological collections.

Harrods Food Hall Located right outside the Knightsbridge tube stop, Harrods has long been a bastion of style and taste in London.  It's a destination for fashionistas and the wealthy, as well as...

This world-famous museum houses portraits of noted Britons from the Tudors to the present day.

Notting Hill Arts Club is a basement club frequented by celebrities.

This museum whisks you on a journey of London's transportation system since 1800, through fascinating and colorful displays, bus and tube simulators and many family-friendly interactive games and activities.

Once the hunting ground for Henry VIII, this large royal park is best known for its famous Speakers' Corner, where people speak their minds; Rotton Row, a famous horse-riding area; and Serpentine Lake, home to waterfowl and oarsmen.

The prime meridian, zero degrees longitude, runs through the courtyard of the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England, which was founded in 1675 by King Charles II.

This museum chronicles the development of science and industry in Great Britain over the centuries, with an extensive collection from biochemistry and photography to meteorology and astronomy.

Benjamin Franklin House: Where History Comes to Life The Historical Experience at Benjamin Franklin House, located in the center of London, stands alone among attractions in its 'museum as theatre...

Launched in 1938, this cruiser served in World War II, playing a major role in the sinking of the German battle ship "Scharnhorst" in the Normandy landings.

Hampstead is acutally a London suburb, on the tube - only a few stops from the centre of town - don't be put off by the above description if you want to visit - it isn't miles away! Hampstead is a...

This museum chronicles the history of Britain at sea, featuring manuscripts, ship models, maritime art, cartography, and scientific and navigational instruments related to time-keeping and astronomy.

Well-established London wine merchant that offers fine wines, champagnes and other fine victuals

It is on the weekend that the open-market scene jumps fully into life, with many stalls and shops offering a variety of goods from antiques and accessories to furniture and house wares.

Open since 1875, this museum showcases playthings and objects for the children in us all, including old toys, model soldiers and antique dollhouses.

Portobello Road itself plays host to one of London 's largest and most interesting street makets, which really springs into life on a Saturday. No visit to London would be complete without spending a...

A boutique gallery which exhibits British contemporary art.

London’s Broadway covers everything that smacks of theater and performance is here including concerts, sporting events, musicals and stage performances.

Once the favored home of kings and queens, this royal residence, redesigned by Christopher Wren for William and Mary in 1689, was home to Princess Diana, and today features the Court Dress collection.