Big Ben and Parliament

The image of this 97-meter tower which contains a giant clock and its resounding bell is what many people imagine when they think of London. Next to the tower and stretching along the Thames, are the Houses of Parliament, where Britain's government have sat for many centuries.

Tate Modern

This remarkably transformed power station has become home to London’s modern art collections. Art lovers can spend a whole day viewing the sites, visitors can access by walking across the Millennium Bridge, a footbridge close to the Tate Modern with spectacular views.

Hyde Park

Hyde Park is London's largest open space covering 350 acres. A highlight is the Serpentine, a man-made lake popular for boating and swimming is a great resting point after all the sightseeing. Head to Speakers' Corner, a traditional stage for free speech and public discussion. Just a short walk from the park will take you to Buckingham Palace to watch the famous changing of the guard ceremony.

Covent Garden

The neighbourhood and market halls which surround the shops and restaurants of the Long Acre are a joy to walk around, navigate the small streets with their street performers, specialty shops and handicrafts.

Brick Lane

This iconic street in East London has plenty to discover and an atmosphere unlike anywhere else in the city. Enjoy the vibrant mix of food vendors, view street performances and the art work decorating walls. With plenty of vintage shops and trendy cafes, embrace London’s multicultural side.

Oxford Street

Shop till you drop at this busy shopping street located in the West End. It runs 1.2 miles and offers some of the biggest names in UK retail, although there are also many independent outlets hidden among the quieter side streets and alleyways.