The most outstanding sights and monuments of the capital

The capital of the United Kingdom brings together monuments and emblematic places that you must visit yes or yes.
The city of London is a city rich in history and that has managed to renew itself over and over again to offer tourists an unforgettable experience. So, to the question “what to do in London?”, You will get numerous answers: here are some of the places you can visit in London !

Westminster landmarks: The most outstanding sights and monuments of the capital

The Westminster area is one of the most popular with tourists from around the world for a simple reason.
First, is where Queen Elizabeth II, specifically, lives in Buckingham Palace , which can be seen from the outside to make a picture, where you can attend the changing of the guard or even saw s itarlo inside if you buy your ticket in advance .
There is also the Palace of Westminster , with its Big Ben clock , which can also be visited, as well as Westminster Abbey , a religious building called UNESCO heritage.
You just have to cross Westminster Bridge to find yourself south of the Thames and thus access the famous London Eye , the great Ferris wheel that can be seen from many points in the British capital. Here you will also find the Sea Life and the London Dungeon, if you want to scare (and laugh).

The museums of the English capital: The most outstanding sights and monuments of the capital

Traveling to London implies immersing yourself in an Anglo-Saxon culture, but also a global one, thanks to its innumerable museums, most of which are free. During your trip to London, we highly recommend that you take a tour of some of its museums, among which we highlight:
The British Museum
The National Gallery
The Victoria & Albert Museum
The Natural History Museum
The Tate Britain
The Tate Modern
The British Museum is undoubtedly the most visited and for good reason: it contains collections from all eras and, in particular, pieces from the Parthenon. You can also go to Madame Tussauds to see your favorite celebrities in wax; in this case, the entrance fee does have to be paid.
After your visit to the Tate Modern (museum of contemporary art), we recommend that you visit two other London monuments located along the south bank of the Thames: Tower Bridge and the Tower of London (where the jewels of the Crown).

The best neighborhoods

Whether you visit London with the family or if you decide to go to London with your partner or even alone, you will have to discover some of the areas of the capital, since not all are the same. So grab a map of London and write down all the neighborhoods you must visit.
First of all, you should make a stop in the districts of Soho and Covent Garden , in the center of the capital. Here you can do some shopping (on Regent Street and Oxford Street in particular), see musicals in theaters, and sample Chinese specialties in Chinatown.
You should also stop by the Notting Hill district , which we recommend visiting on Fridays and Saturdays, for its bohemian atmosphere and its famous market on Portobello Road. South Bank is also an interesting district, especially for its food market and Christmas market.
Finally, one of the most interesting areas to see in the capital is clearly Camden Town , the haven of punks and alternatives. You will find many markets, a food market and many tattoo studios.
You won’t be able to leave London without visiting the famous Camden neighborhood.