The Best Things to Do in London

See the development of human culture on every continent from prehistory to the present at The British Museum. The museum houses one of the la

Buckingham Palace serves as a splendid reminder of the monarch's continued importance in British culture. If you visit during August or Septe

Ever since William the Conqueror's coronation here in 1066, Westminster Abbey has remained one of England's most important religious and cere

With its massive dome punctuating the London skyline, St. Paul's Cathedral is one of the city's most distinct sights. Both visually and cerem

See British democracy in action at Houses of Parliament. During the week, all British residents and overseas visitors can watch legislators d

At Victoria and Albert Museum, see the world's largest decorative arts and design collection. The museum's 145 galleries span 51,000 sq m (12

Sitting on 142 hectares (350 acres) in central London, Hyde Park is one of the city's largest and most attraction-rich green spaces. You'll f

If you could only choose one icon to represent Great Britain, Big Ben would have to merit strong consideration. The name commonly describes t

Tate Modern is one of the world's vanguards of modern and contemporary art. Installations and exhibits here change periodically, so check to

At Churchill War Rooms, see how Winston Churchill and his inner circle directed the British war effort from this bunker complex. In the Cabin