22 Places in England
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@travelandsqueak
22 places in England: London Eye, Tower of London, Tower Bridge, and 19 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Helen & Andy | London Travel Guide.

London Eye
Ferris wheel
4.5
While you can admire it from afar, consider an exhilarating ride on this iconic observation wheel for unparalleled views. It offers a unique perspective of London's skyline and attractions.

Tower of London
Historical place
4.6
Explore this iconic historic castle, offering a deep dive into centuries of British history. Don't miss the original wall remains and the legendary Crown Jewels housed within.

Tower Bridge
Place
4.8
Walk across this magnificent Victorian landmark, marveling at its intricate architecture and grand scale. Enjoy panoramic cityscapes, including The Shard and Canary Wharf, from its elevated walkways.

St. Paul's Cathedral
Church
4.6
Admire the iconic dome of St Paul's Cathedral, a masterpiece of English Baroque architecture. Climb to the top for breathtaking views of London and its bustling cityscape.

The Shard
Landmark
4.6
Gaze up at Western Europe's tallest building, a striking feature of London's skyline. The observation decks offer unparalleled 360-degree views of the city, especially stunning at sunset.

Shakespeare's Globe
Performing arts theater
4.6
Step back in time at this faithful reconstruction of Shakespeare's open-air playhouse. Catch a play or take a tour to discover the fascinating history of Elizabethan theatre.

Borough Market
Market
4.6
Immerse yourself in one of London's most renowned food markets, a paradise for foodies. Sample an array of gourmet foods, fresh produce, and international delights from diverse vendors.

Anchor Bankside
Pub
4.2
Enjoy a refreshing drink at this historic pub with lovely riverside views. It’s a perfect spot to soak up the atmosphere and enjoy a classic British pub experience.

Jubilee Gardens
Garden
4.5
Relax in these pleasant riverside gardens, offering green space and fantastic views of the London Eye. It's a perfect spot for a break or a picnic, surrounded by London's iconic landmarks.

London Bridge
Place
4.6
Cross this modern bridge, offering a different perspective of the Thames and surrounding architecture. It's a crucial link in the city's transport network, steeped in history and folklore.

Millennium Bridge
Place
4.6
Walk across this sleek pedestrian bridge, famously featured in Harry Potter films. It offers direct views of St Paul's Cathedral and the Tate Modern, connecting two significant London areas.

The Golden Hinde
Museum
4.4
Discover this faithful replica of Sir Francis Drake's iconic galleon. Explore the ship to imagine life during Elizabethan voyages of discovery and circumnavigation.

HMS Belfast
Museum
4.7
Step aboard this historic World War II warship, now a captivating museum docked on the Thames. Explore its nine decks to discover what life was like at sea during wartime.

South Bank
Place
Walk along this vibrant cultural hub, brimming with street performers, art installations, and eateries. It's a lively stretch offering stunning views of the Thames and many of London's landmarks.

The Cathedral and Collegiate Church of St Saviour and St Mary Overie, Southwark, London,
Building
Visit this stunning Gothic cathedral, one of London's oldest places of worship. Its serene interior and intricate stained-glass windows offer a peaceful escape from the bustling city.

Leake Street
Place
4.8
Discover this dynamic canvas of urban art where graffiti is not only permitted but encouraged. It's a constantly evolving gallery where you can witness artists creating new pieces live.

Hay’s Galleria
Building
Stroll through this impressive former dock, now a stunning covered shopping and dining area. Admire the striking architecture and the ship-shaped sculpture at its heart.

The Fenchurch Building (The Walkie-Talkie)
Landmark
4.7
Spot this distinctive skyscraper, famous for its unique shape and the Sky Garden at its summit. The Sky Garden provides stunning free views, but booking in advance is essential.

The Queen's Walk
Place
4.8
Stroll along this picturesque riverside path that traces the Thames. It connects many of London's most famous landmarks, offering a straightforward and scenic way to explore the city's heart.
Tower Hill
Place
Start your London adventure at this historic site, home to ancient walls and captivating views. It serves as an ideal gateway to explore the city's rich past and vibrant present.

Shad Thames
Place
Wander through this atmospheric riverside district, once a hub of warehouses, now converted into stylish residences, cafes, and restaurants. Its cobbled streets and metal walkways evoke a strong sense of industrial history.

WatchHouse Covent Garden
Coffee shop
4.5
Grab a coffee from this chic spot before continuing your riverside exploration. It's the perfect place to refuel and enjoy a moment of tranquility amidst the city's buzz.