Westminster & West End

Big Ben
One of the world's largest four faced chiming clocks and London's best known landmark

Buckingham Palace
The official London residence of Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh

Chelsea
Once a peaceful riverside village, now a popular location for the wealthy and often described as a village of Palaces

Chinatown
Decorated streets, Chinese restaurants and aroma-filled shops

Cleopatra's Needle
Originates from quarries in Egypt around 1450 BC and presented to the UK in 1819

Covent Garden
Once the "Larder of London", now a magnet for visitors with open air stalls, street entertainers and stylish shops

Houses of Parliament
The home of the two houses of the English Parliament

Inns of Court
The home of London’s legal profession

Kensington Palace & Gardens
A Palace and Gardens that has been in the Royal family since the 17th century

Leicester Square
The home of London's big cinemas

Natural History Museum
The UK's leading animal and plant-life museum

Oxford Street
London's main shopping district

Piccadilly Circus
Marking the entrance into London’s entertainment district, with an array of neon advertising boards

Tate Britain
A gallery displaying the world's largest collection of British art

Trafalgar Square
London's most famous square and a memorial to Admiral Nelson, hero of the Napoleonic Wars

Westminster Abbey
England's most visited religious site and a living monument to British History

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