London is the capital of the United Kindom, UK.

Interesting sites to visit in London are:

1) Tower Bridge This drawbridge was opened in 1894. The two towers that characterize its architecture and contain mechanisms to operate the drawbridge are spaced 240 meters and are connected by an elevated walkway from which you can enjoy a breathtaking view.

2) British Museum The British Museum is without a doubt one of the most important and famous museums in the world. Through its collections, it tells the story of the world. The museum contains, among others, the stele of Rosetta, the cylinder of Cyrus the Hoxne Treasure, The Fall of Phaeton (Michelangelo), the Profile of Old Captain (Leonardo Da Vinci), the footprints of Buddha and a statue of Megalithic from the Easter islands! The museum is open daily from 10.00 to 17.30

3) National Gallery The National Gallery, located in Trafalgar Square, was founded in 1824. It houses 2300 paintings ranging from the mid-twelfth century until the last century. The most famous works are the Baptism of Christ (by Francesca Piero), Virgin of the Rocks (Leonardo da Vinci), Bathers at la Grenouillere (Monet), Sunflowers (van Gogh). The museum is open every day from 10 to 18 and Friday until 21.

4) London Eye The British Airways London Eye (London Eye), was built in 2000 to celebrate the millennium, with the At 135m high, is the tallest wheel in the world and allows you to see up to 41 miles away in the absence of clouds!

Famous sights in London

Are you going to London for a few days and would you like to know which famous attractions and sights you really shouldn’t miss?

• Big Ben – Big Ben  is the  nickname of the large bell  that hangs in the clock tower of the Palace of Westminster in London. Big Ben is both a chiming bell and a striking bell and the bell is one of the heaviest in the world.
• Cutty Sark – This former British clipper from 1869 is now moored at the quayside in Greenwich where you can visit the ship (King William Walk, Greenwich)
• The Royal Observatory – Located in Greenwich Park, entry £9.50 per adult (Blackheath Avenue)
• Greenwich Market – Historic market in Greenwich where you can buy delicious food or jewelry and lifestyle products
• London Eye – Huge Ferris wheel on the Thames for a special panoramic view
• St. Paul’s Cathedral – Iconic Cathedral (St. Paul’s Churchyard)
• The Dickens Inn – For British pints, pizza and steak (Marble Quay, St. Katharine’s Way, E1)
• Shakespeare Globe Centre & Theatre – Built in memory of Shakespeare’s work and Globe Theatre (Shakespeare’s Globe, 21 New Globe Walk, Bankside)
• Tate Modern – Entry to this British art museum is free, except for special exhibitions. Open Sunday to Thursday 10am – 6pm, Friday & Saturday 10am – 10pm (Bankside, London SE1 9TG)