2. The Tower of London and Tower Bridge

The famous Tower of London is very much popular among tourists for its magnificent stature and colourful history. Being one of nations’ most iconic structures, this elegant heritage offers tones of fascination for people who wants to explore the London’s rich history and majestic outlook that bewildered many. Inside this magnificent Tower is the 17th-century Line of Kings which has amazing collections of royal armaments and armor. Other prominent displays would include the famous Crown Jewels exhibition, the Beefeaters, the Royal Mint, and gruesome exhibits about the executions that took place on the grounds the neighboring Tower Bridge, its two immense towers rising 61 meters over the River Thames, is one of London's best-known historic points.

3. Big Ben and Parliament

Big Ben is known all-overs the world as the time signal of BBC radio and it is also famous place for tourist attraction. It signifies history and rich scientific vigour. Big Ben is also a cultural symbol of Britain and also a symbol of New Year celebration in London. During New Year and Christmas season, the sky above Big Ben is filled with colours, and people gather near to celebrate their excitement.

4. Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey is a wonderful place that reflects the royal history of Britain. It stands on a site that has been connected with the period of Christianity since the early 7th century. Popularly known as the Collegiate Church of Westminster, Westminster Abbey was established by Edward the Confessor in 1065. Today, Westminster Abbey is famous for royal weddings and a popular tourist attraction. It is visited by millions of tourists every year and the number have been gradually enhancing in the following years.

5. Hyde Park

Hyde Park is an incredible open space and has been a renowned tourist destination since four centuries. One of the park’s irresistible features is the Serpentine Lake, which is an 18th century man-made lake that has become popular among people for boating and swimming. Another Hyde Park’s special place is the Apsley House, which was once the residence of the first Duke of Wellington. The Apsley House has now become a museum, it displays the painting of Velázquez's Water seller of Seville, followed by gifts and articles given by many European kings and emperors.