Villas In London

A Giant Ferris wheel located on the Thames’ South bank in London, this 443 feet high structure having a 394 feet diameter has been publicized as the London Eye. Formerly known as Millenium Wheel, London Eye in England is the world’s fourth tallest ferris wheel. Visitors can hop on to this wheel, and enjoy a ride of 30 minut...

The British Museum in London was one of the first national museums opened in 1759 for the national public in the world. It was designed in the 19th century, including the four wings of the museum. Free to all visitors, it is one of the world's greatest museums that dedicated to human history. Located in the Bloomsbury distr...

Tower Bridge in London is one of the most remarkable bridges in the world. The deck of the bridge can be accessed free of cost by both the pedestrians as well as the vehicles, however, one needs to pay in order to access the bridge's twin towers, Victorian engine rooms, and high-level walkways. The then Prince of Wales offi...

The Victoria and Albert Museum is the greatest museum of design and art in the world. The structure opened in 1909 and has been modified in adjacent buildings. It includes some great masterpieces of furniture, paintings, sculptures, ceramics, jewelry, posters, glass, and textiles.

The collection includes art from almost e...

Located west of the House of Parliament, Westminster Abbey church is one of the must-see historical sites in the world. Dating back to more than 1000 years in history, this was the first location where Benedictine monks used to visit to carry out their daily worship. Today this is a beautiful church in London and a beloved ...