Attractions in London

Oval Space

Versatile space serving as a function or events venue, exhibition gallery or TV and film location.

London Waterbus Company (Camden Town) Regents Canal Waterbus

Admiralty Arch

Edwardian landmark building, formerly government offices, featuring archway entrance to the Mall.

Game of Throwing - Axe Throwing Experience in London

The State Rooms

Grand, 19th-century, state reception chambers, including the palace throne room.

Guildhall

The ceremonial heart of London's administration with an art museum & public library.

Greenwich Foot Tunnel North

Upside Down House - Westfield White City

The Brewery

Elegant, 18th-century brewery recast as an events venue staging exhibitions, dinners and parties.

BT Tower

191m-tall cylindrical telecommunications tower, an icon of the London skyline since 1965.

Two Temple Place

Exhibitions of publicly owned British art in restored neo-Gothic Victorian mansion with oak panels.

County Hall

Sherlock Holmes Statue

Bronze depiction of the legendary literary detective, around the corner from his fictional home.

Prison Island London

London Eye River Cruise

River cruise taking 40-minutes past city landmarks with a commentary & multi-language audio guides.

House of Dreamers London

The Clapham Grand

Refurbished Victorian music hall hosting weekly club nights, an eclectic events lineup and comedy.

Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain

Iconic winged sculpture, widely believed to be Eros, topping a landmark Victorian memorial fountain.

Westminster Millennium Pier

Opened in 2000, this bustling pier on the Thames serves various sightseeing cruises.

Between the Bridges