Best Landmarks near Lancaster House

A dignified London memorial honoring King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, through iconic bronze statues and historic symbolism.

A ceremonial royal route honouring centuries of monarchy and Commonwealth sacrifice in the heart of Westminster.

London’s oldest garden square, where Georgian elegance meets centuries of power, politics, and high society in the heart of Westminster.

The dandy who revolutionised menswear and defined Regency elegance in bronze.

Step inside Buckingham Palace’s magnificent State Rooms to experience royal splendor, historic ceremonies, and priceless art in London’s iconic working palace.

Discover the historic charm and serene beauty of The Royal Military Chapel, a hidden gem in London's rich cultural landscape.

Pall Mall, a historic London street famed for royal heritage, pioneering gas lighting, and exclusive gentlemen’s clubs near St James’s Palace.

Elegant Grade I listed townhouse in London’s historic Carlton House Terrace, blending royal heritage with refined Georgian architecture.

Elegant Regency enclave in London’s St James’s, famed for WWII Free French HQ and serene historic gardens.

Discover St James's Piccadilly, a stunning Anglican church blending history, architecture, and spirituality in the heart of London's bustling Piccadilly.

Discover the Sir Keith Park Statue in London, an inspiring tribute to a World War II hero amidst the beauty of Waterloo Place.

Explore the architectural marvels of Carlton House Terrace, a historic street in London showcasing Georgian elegance and rich cultural heritage.

Discover the Duke of York Column in London, an iconic monument celebrating British history, art, and culture amidst the vibrant cityscape.

Majestic bronze tribute to King Edward VII in the heart of London’s historic Waterloo Place, blending regal artistry with imperial heritage.

Discover Cockpit Steps, a hidden historic passage in Westminster where London’s royal cockfighting past meets ghostly legend and quiet charm.

A poignant bronze tribute in central London honoring the valor and sacrifice of ordinary soldiers in the Crimean War.

Experience the historic elegance of Waterloo Place in London, where stunning architecture meets vibrant city life in a beautiful urban square.

A grand 17th-century mansion on Piccadilly, now home to the Royal Academy of Arts and Britain’s leading learned societies, blending Palladian elegance with centuries of art and science.

Explore the heart of Britain's heritage through Historic Houses, a gateway to centuries-old castles, gardens, and stately homes across the UK.

A solemn tribute to the valor and sacrifice of the Guardsmen who fell in World War I, set amidst London’s historic ceremonial heart.

A powerful tribute in Portland stone and bronze to the 55,573 RAF Bomber Command aircrew who lost their lives in WWII, set in the heart of Green Park, London.

A solemn gateway honoring five million Commonwealth servicemen and women who fought for freedom in two world wars.

A Grade II-listed bronze statue commemorating the controversial architect of British imperial power in India.

Discover the Churchill War Rooms, an iconic historical museum revealing the secrets of wartime Britain and Winston Churchill's leadership during WWII.

A towering Edwardian statue in London commemorating Robert Clive, founder of British rule in India, embodying imperial triumph and controversy.

A solemn and elegant tribute by Sir Edwin Lutyens commemorating the Royal Naval Division’s sacrifice in WWI, set in the heart of London’s historic military district.

The historic and strategic heart of the UK government’s economic policy, located in the iconic government district of Westminster, London.

A stirring bronze tribute on The Mall honoring Royal Marines’ sacrifice in China and South Africa, blending art and history in London’s ceremonial heart.

London's dazzling heart: iconic neon lights, legendary Eros statue, and the pulsing epicentre of West End entertainment.

Bronze tribute to the explorer who charted the Pacific and shaped the British Empire

Historic Georgian townhouse in London, famed as The Beatles’ Apple Corps HQ and site of their legendary 1969 rooftop concert.

At the luminous heart of London’s West End, 225 Piccadilly Circus dazzles with history, iconic lights, and vibrant urban energy.

Iconic London landmark honoring Victorian philanthropy with the world’s first aluminium statue, set amidst Piccadilly Circus’s vibrant theatre district.

Piccadilly Circus pulses with iconic neon lights, historic monuments, and vibrant street life at the heart of London’s West End.

Bronze standards honour New Zealand's shared sacrifice in two world wars, blending Māori heritage with contemporary memorial design.

A life-size bronze sculpture on New Bond Street celebrating Churchill and Roosevelt’s historic wartime alliance and enduring friendship.