In London we are able to view more than 100 places for free and here are my top 15 places where we enjoy a day with these great places.
1. British Museum
The British Museum is Established 275 years ago in Great Rusell street, London and the Museum had a collection of over 8 million Objects.
British Museum exhibits some exciting objects such as double headed serpent, Hermes, Chessman Replica, Elgin Marbles, Disease, War, Famine and Death, Artists, Parthenon.
2. National Gallery
The National Gallery Museum totally exhibits the arts that are framed with glass for long life.
3. Tower Bridge
Tower Bridge is 244 metres in length that crosses the River Thames and maintained by Bridge House Estates. It is close to the tower of London that comes the name from the Iconic symbol. The bridge is now 120 years old approximately.
4. Woolwich Foot Tunnel
The Woolwich Foot Tunnel is opened on 26th October 1912 that crosses under the River Thames. This Tunnel offers pedestrians to cross the river before the Woolwich Ferry Free service was not available.
5. House of Parliament
The Palace of Westminster also viewed from the River Thames. This palace is a meeting place for House of Lords and house of Commons. The two houses are meant for Parliament.
6. Speaker’s Corner
Speaker Corner’s place is located at the Hyde Park in London. The Area where the Public speech is allowed and the speech should be lawful.
There are even more places where it as offered as Speakers corner’s. Some of them Finsbury park, Vict
7. Borough Market
Borough Market is one of the oldest market in Southwark Central London. The Borough Market offers a large variety of foods from the worldwide.
8. St James’ Park
St James Park is beautiful park that cover 23 Hectares of land in westminster Central London. St James Park is also bounded to the Buckingham Palace.
9. Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace is originally known as Buckingham House and situated in the Monarchy of the United Kingdom. It was opened in 1703.
10. Primrose Hill
Primrose Hill is situated in the Regent’s park of London with a hill of 256 feet and it has a clear view of Central London, Hampstead and Belsize Park.
11. Peter Pan’s statue
Peter Pan’s Statue was located at Kensignton Gardens in London.
12. Picadilly Circus
Picadilly Circus is built in 1819 for public service located in the westminster London.
13. Abbey Road Crosswalk
Visit the Abbey Road Crosswalk to take photos and walking as you enjoy a lot at this place. The Street is also known as Music studio and most tourists love to visit this place for having fun.
14. South Bank
The South bank is located adjacent to the southern bank of River Thames in London. London Eye also located at the south bank of Thames River.
15. The Wallace Collection
The Wallace Collection Museum is a collection of world famous decorative arts before the 15th and 19th centuries of French.
