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Buckingham Palace Built in 1705 for the Duke of Buckingham, in 1837 it became the home of the Royal Family. Residence of the Queen, Open to the public from 30th July to late September Opening Times: 09.30 - 16.15 Nearest Tube Station: Green Park or St James Park |
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The British Museum See different cultures from around the world and great civilisations that have made the world the way it is today. Mummies from Egypt, a collection of history from Greece and Rome, just a few to mention. A great way to discover different ways of life in ancient history for both adults and children. |
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The London Eye The worlds highest observation wheel and a famous landmark. With a 30 minute ride you can see spectacular views across London. State of the Art in innovation and design with its clear glass capsules and steel structure, its like a ride to Outer Space! Opening Times: 6th Jan-9th Feb 09.30-20.00 daily; May,Jun,Sept 09.30-21.00 daily; Jul,Aug 09.30-22.00 daily; Oct,Dec 09.30-20.00.Closed 10th Feb-April Nearest Tube Station: Westminster Bridge Prices: Adult £12.50 Child £6.50 Concessions £10.00 |
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The Natural History Museum This has to be one of the most beautiful buildings in London. It has nearly everything you can think of to do with nature and wildlife from the past. It is absolutely huge inside, if you are planning on visiting this attraction you had better get up early because you will be there all day. It is fun for children and fascinating for adults. Opening Times: Mon-Sat 10.00-17.50; Sun 11.00-17.50 Last Admission 17.30 Nearest Tube Station: South Kensington Price: FREE |
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The National Gallery This famous building houses one of the greatest art collections in the World of European art. The National Gallery's permanent collection spans the period from about 1250 to 1900. Opening Times: Open daily 10am-6pm, Wednesday 10am-9pm Nearest Tube Station: Charing Cross Price: FREE |
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Tower Bridge The one and only bridge in the world, no other bridge has its beauty and world class unique design. One can only look and admire this innovative structure, opened in 1894 and taking 8 years to build, it used to be operated by a mixture of man power and steam, nowadays the bridge is operated electrically. If you are visiting London dont miss out on visiting the most unique bridge in the world. |
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The Tate Modern Here you will find a gallery that focuses on modern and contemporary art, including installation art and Photography. Opening Times: Open daily 10am-6pm, Fri and Sat open till 22.00 Nearest Tube Station: BlackFriars, Southwark Price: FREE The gallery is closed on 24,25,26 Dec and open as usual on 1st Jan |
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The Science Museum This museum contains all you need to know from past and present, from space and technology to transport and medicine. It also has an Imax cinema and a virtual reality simulator. Opening Times: Open daily 10.00-18.00 Daily Closed 24-26 Dec Price: FREE Nearest Tube Station: South Kensington |
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The Tower of London Built by William the Conqueror home to the famous Beefeaters and ravens. Ann Boleyn and Catherine Howard, wives of Henry VIII's were beheaded at this tower. The tower is also him to the famous Crown Jewels. Dont miss the changing of the guard carried out daily at 11.30 Nearest Tube Station: Tower Hill |
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The Victoria and Albert Museum The worlds greatest museum, it contains artefacts from all over the world. Opening Times: 10.00-17.45 daily, 10.00-22.00 Weds and last Fri of the month Nearest Tube Station: South Kensington Price: FREE |
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St Pauls Cathedral A masterpiece of architecture built by Sir Christopher Wren, make time to visit this beautiful cathedral. Opening Times: Mon-Sat 08.30-16.00 Nearest Tube Station: St Pauls Prices: Adult £8; Group Rates 10+ £7.50; Children Under 16 £3.50; Group £3; Family Ticket 2 Adults 2 Children £19.50; Concessions £7 Group £6.50 |
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The National Portrait Gallery Founded in 1856 it has a range of paintings from past to present. It holds the most comprehensive collection in the world of famous British men and women. Opening Times: 10.00-18.00 daily, late night opening Thurs and Fri until 21.00 Nearest Tube Stations: Charing Cross, Leic. Square and Embankment Price: FREE |
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Westminster Abbey This is the place of Coronation of every British Monarch except Edwards V and VII since 1066. Visitors can see the tombs of the unknown soldier, Edward the Confessor, The Coronation Chair, Lady Chapel and the Royal Chapels. Opening Times: Vary Nearest Tube Station: Westminster |
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Madame Tussauds This is not only a famous London landmark, it is also known throughout the world. It houses effigies of famous celebrities past and present, hear and experience them. Step back through history and travel through 200 years of time. Your spine will shiver and your heart will race as you escape some of the most vicious murderers and killers of our time. Are you ready for action? Opening Times: Mon-Fri 09.30-17.30; Sat-Sun 09.00-18.00 Nearest Tube Station: Baker Street Prices: Adult £19.99 Child £14.99 Concessions £15.99 |
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bfi London IMAX Cinema This cinema has 477 seats, state of the art, opened in 1999, its the biggest screen in the UK more than 20 Metres high, 26 Metres wide, with an 11,600 Watt digital surround sound system. It has the most sophisticated motion picture projection equipment in the world. Nearest Tube Station: Waterloo For all Enquiries Call: 0870 787525 or click on picture to visit the Imax Website |
