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Built on River Thames, Tower Bridge or London Bridge was opened by King Edward VII in 1894. It splits into two, raising both the halves allowing the ships

Oxford Street lies in Westminster. This part of East End London is the busiest when it comes to shopping. Nearly 300 shops are located on Oxford Street. It

The London eye is a giant Ferris wheel. It is situated right on the south bank of the river Thames. It was also known as the Millennium wheel.

Kensington Palace is the residence of the British royal family since the 17th century. It is the official residence of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Henry,

The Natural history museum was established in 1881 and it comprises a large variety of natural history specimens. There are around 80 million items which can be categorized

Lord’s cricket ground is located in St John’s wood, London and is popularly known as the Lord’s. It was established in 1814 by Thomas Lord’s. Currently it is

British library is located at 96, Euston Road, London. It is also called National library of the UK and was created in 1973. It holds around 170 million

Brentford is located in west London. It is the part of the London Borough of Houslow. Since 1965 it is the part of Greater London. The company headquarter

Wembley Arena is located near the Wembley stadium in London, England. It is indoor Arena and is entirely different from Wembley Stadium. It was opened in 1934 and

London Zoo is world’s oldest scientific zoo. It is located in regent’s park, London, England and was established in 1826. There are around 806 species of animals, making

Buckingham Palace is one the most famous tourist attractions in the world. Nearly 90,000 people in groups visit this palace annually, making it the highest tourist attraction for

Greenwich Park is one of the Royal Parks of London. It is the biggest green space in southeast London. It is around 74 hectares wide in area and

The British Museum is located in Bloomsbury, London. Dedicated to History and culture the Museum has around 8 million works. Making it one of the largest Museum it

Abbey road connects the borough of Camden and the City of Westminster in London. It runs from southeast through St. John’s Wood till Lord’s Cricket Ground. It is

London Underground Information Popularly known as ‘the Tube’, this rapid transit system includes, the world’s first underground railway which is way back in the year 1863. It serves

Brick lane is situated in east London and is also known as Bangla town. The lane is in between Swanfield Street in the north to Whitechapel High Street

  Westfield shopping center lies in White City, London. It was opened in 2008. There are around 372 stores in the Westfield shopping center in 150,000 square meters

The O2 Arena is named after its sponsor, the telecom company O2 and is located in “The O2” entertainment district in North Greenwich. It is the biggest entertainment

Hatton garden is an area and street in the London Borough of Camden in the district of Holborn. It is the hub for Diamond and Jewellery trade in

Tyne and Wear metro system is a rapid transit and light rail system that serves North East England. The system began operations on 11th August 1980 and presently serves