Best Landmarks in London

Historic Doric column commemorating the Great Fire of London with panoramic city views from its 311-step spiral staircase.

London’s iconic eco-friendly skyscraper with a unique aerodynamic shape and panoramic city views from its top-floor restaurant and bar.

London's defining waterway, flowing past 2,000 years of history and the world's most iconic landmarks.

A majestic Edwardian gateway linking Trafalgar Square to Buckingham Palace, symbolizing royal tradition and British naval heritage.

Discover the Tudor grandeur and royal ceremonies at London’s oldest palace, the enduring heart of British monarchy.

Discover Wellington Arch, London's majestic neoclassical triumphal arch with rich history, stunning views, and iconic Quadriga sculpture.

Stand astride the historic zero degrees longitude line at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, the birthplace of modern timekeeping and navigation.

A graceful steel-arched Thames crossing with a rich history, distinctive green-and-yellow detailing, and a key role in London’s illuminated river landscape.

A majestic three-mile tree-lined avenue connecting Windsor Castle to the Copper Horse, steeped in royal history and natural splendor.

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

Iconic bronze statue of Winston Churchill in Parliament Square, symbolizing British wartime leadership and resilience.

Historic neoclassical mansion on Whitehall, home to the Scotland Office with a unique rotunda entrance and rich aristocratic past.

Eight centuries of ecclesiastical power where the Church and Crown converge on the Thames

London's iconic Islamic cultural landmark blending spiritual tradition with modern community engagement.

Historic Edwardian Baroque landmark on London’s South Bank with iconic river views, cultural venues, and rich civic heritage.

Victorian garden cemetery where 205,000 souls rest amid classical architecture, wildflowers, and the stories of Britain's remarkable dead.

Historic and widest Thames crossing in London, blending Victorian engineering with medieval heritage and stunning river views.

A striking red steel arch bridge linking Lambeth and Westminster, rich in history and adorned with symbolic pine cone obelisks.

Medieval sanctuary where nine centuries of English history unfold within Norman and Gothic walls.

Discover Guildhall, London’s medieval civic heart where Roman ruins, grand halls, and centuries of history converge in the City’s vibrant core.

Victorian railway gateway marking London's symbolic centre, where heritage meets modern connectivity.

Britain’s national war memorial in Whitehall, a solemn tribute to the fallen of the World Wars and later conflicts.

A high-tech architectural masterpiece blending tradition and innovation in the heart of London’s financial district.

A solemn tribute in London honoring thousands of merchant seamen lost at sea during the World Wars, set within historic Trinity Square Gardens.

East London's ever-evolving cultural heart, where centuries of immigration, street art, and multicultural heritage converge on a single vibrant street.

Explore Runnymede’s historic meadow where Magna Carta was sealed, shaping the foundations of modern liberty and constitutional law.

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 powerful bronze memorial on Whitehall honoring the diverse roles of over seven million British women during World War II.

A solemn tribute in central London honoring the valor of ordinary soldiers in the Crimean War through evocative bronze and granite sculpture.

Historic Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park: London's iconic open-air forum for free speech and public debate since the 19th century.

Historic parade ground in London famed for royal ceremonies, mounted guards, and centuries of British military tradition.

A Sir Christopher Wren masterpiece in the heart of London’s West End, where history, art and community meet in a peaceful garden church.

Bronze sentinel of Baker Street: where Victorian mystery meets modern London pilgrimage.

Hawksmoor's Baroque masterpiece and East End landmark, now fully restored and vibrant with worship and culture.

Walk beneath the Thames through 200,000 white tiles in this 1902 engineering marvel.

Walk alongside the most impressive surviving stretch of Londinium’s 2,000-year-old city wall, a powerful reminder of Roman London’s defences and enduring legacy.

An ornate gilded gateway at Green Park’s entrance, celebrating Canada’s historic ties with the UK opposite Buckingham Palace.

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

Historic St Bride's Church on Fleet Street, London, famed for its wedding cake spire and deep ties to printing and journalism heritage.

Historic London church and Central Church of the Royal Air Force, famed for its Wren architecture, RAF memorials, and iconic 'Oranges and Lemons' bells.

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

Wren's masterpiece rising from the ashes of the Great Fire, where medieval London's gateway still stands in Baroque splendor.

A poignant tribute in central London to the animals that served and died in wars alongside British and Allied forces, from horses and mules to dogs and pigeons.

Discover Little Ben, London’s charming miniature clock tower echoing Big Ben’s grandeur and symbolizing enduring Franco-British friendship.

Modern Thames gateway where industrial heritage meets contemporary culture and entertainment.

A beloved bronze bear marking the spot where fiction met reality at London's historic station.

A bronze tribute to peace and non-violence in the shadow of Parliament, where Gandhi’s legacy stands among the world’s great leaders.

Medieval dual-nave church with 800+ years of history, royal relics, and remarkable resilience.

A revolutionary war memorial depicting the raw reality of artillery warfare, unveiled 1925.

Five centuries of maritime heritage and seafarer welfare in a restored Georgian masterpiece.

Historic statue commemorating Queen Anne’s reign and the completion of St. Paul’s Cathedral, symbolizing Britain’s royal heritage and resilience.

A 295-year-old ornamental lake where royal heritage, model yachts, and London wildlife converge.

Discover London’s eco-friendly City Hall, a striking architectural landmark and vibrant hub of governance and public engagement on the Royal Docks waterfront.

Britain's most iconic address: where centuries of political power meet modest Georgian architecture.

A poignant tribute in Green Park honoring Canadian forces’ sacrifice and the enduring bond between Canada and the UK during two world wars.

A solemn tribute in London honoring the bravery and sacrifice of firefighters who served during the Blitz and beyond.

A solemn gateway honoring five million Commonwealth servicemen and women who sacrificed in the World Wars, blending cultural heritage and remembrance.

A historic London landmark blending Alfred Waterhouse’s architecture with vibrant Ukrainian Catholic heritage and art.

Historic bronze statue honoring the Duke of Wellington’s military triumphs and contributions to London’s cityscape, unveiled in 1844.

A stunning late Victorian neoclassical landmark on King's Road, blending rich history with vibrant cultural and civic life in Chelsea.

A striking Baroque church by Hawksmoor, blending rich history, abolitionist legacy, and urban integration in London’s financial heart.

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

A 280-year architectural chronicle of immigrant faith, where Huguenots, Jews, and Bangladeshis have each found spiritual sanctuary.

A captivating bronze tribute to Agatha Christie, celebrating her literary genius and theatrical legacy in London's vibrant theatre district.

Explore Temple Bar, London's last surviving historic gateway, blending royal history, architecture, and civic tradition near St Paul's Cathedral.

England's finest surviving Anglo-Saxon church, built on sacred Roman ground where Britain's first saint was tried.

A solemn 1956 memorial to Scotland's greatest patriot, executed here in 1305 for resisting English rule.

Victorian marble tribute to the physician who conquered smallpox and invented vaccination.

A Victorian obelisk in Kensington Gardens honouring explorer John Hanning Speke, who identified Lake Victoria as the source of the Nile.

The world's most iconic zebra crossing—where The Beatles created music history in a single photograph.

Historic London thoroughfare where centuries of power, culture, and commerce converge in the heart of the West End.

A grand Victorian bridge in London, blending engineering brilliance with ornate artistry, bridging history and modern city life.

Discover York Watergate, a stunning 17th-century riverside gateway now nestled within Victoria Embankment Gardens, bridging London’s past and present.

A whimsical royal tribute marking the entrance to Hyde Park since 1993.

A resilient City church rebuilt twice, blending medieval heritage with baroque splendour.

Honoring Millicent Garrett Fawcett, the first woman commemorated in Parliament Square, inspiring equality through her iconic statue and legacy.

Explore the historic St John the Evangelist in Stanmore, where 17th-century brick ruins meet Victorian elegance in a unique heritage landmark.

Historic gateway marking the City of London's boundary, crowned by a fierce dragon and rich with royal and civic heritage.

Historic Victorian police station and Royal Parks office nestled in the heart of London’s iconic Hyde Park.

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

A striking Victorian Gothic monument in London commemorating Queen Eleanor of Castile’s final journey and enduring royal love.

A contested monument to a complex military figure in London's most iconic public square.

Where cinema's most elegant nanny takes flight in the heart of London's film district.

Discover one of London's rare Tudor survivors, the beautifully restored St Bartholomew's Gatehouse, standing proudly since 1595.

A powerful tribute at Hyde Park Corner, the Machine Gun Corps Memorial commemorates the bravery and sacrifice of WWI’s deadly machine gunners.

Britain's legendary Tin Pan Alley where rock and roll history was written in every studio, café, and guitar shop.

A hidden brass plaque marking where the Republic of Texas once sought recognition from the British Crown.

A serene Victorian Anglican church blending classical architecture, rich history, and community spirit in the heart of Notting Hill.

A solemn tribute to Irish Guardsmen, this statue in Windsor honors military service amidst a rich historic townscape.

A powerful inverted staircase memorial in Bethnal Green Gardens, honouring the 173 civilians who died in the 1943 tube shelter disaster, the worst civilian loss of life in Britain during WWII.