Landmarks in Surrey

Stand on the historic Prime Meridian line at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, where east meets west and global time began.

Majestic bronze statue of King George III atop Snow Hill, crowned by stunning views along Windsor Great Park’s historic Long Walk.

A solemn and architecturally distinguished memorial honouring over 20,000 WWII airmen lost without graves, overlooking historic Runnymede.

Historic riverside meadow where Magna Carta was sealed in 1215, shaping the foundation of liberty and constitutional law.

A regal marble tribute to Queen Victoria, sculpted by her daughter, standing proudly in the gardens of her birthplace, Kensington Palace.

Britain's only parliamentary-protected view, where the Thames winds through timeless meadowland.

Explore Windsor’s rich heritage and royal history in the charming Windsor & Royal Borough Museum, set within the historic Guildhall.

Ancient yew, 2,500 years old, witness to Magna Carta and royal secrets on the Thames.

A vibrant and artistic gateway honoring Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother at the entrance to Hyde Park, blending regal symbolism with natural beauty.

A stunning Victorian Gothic Revival townhouse in London, blending medieval artistry with rock legend heritage.

A serene circular memorial at historic Runnymede honoring John F Kennedy's legacy of freedom and democracy.

A dignified World War I memorial honoring London and North Western Railway employees who sacrificed their lives, set amidst the bustle of Euston Road.

A striking and symbolic tribute to the Machine Gun Corps' sacrifice, featuring the iconic Boy David statue flanked by Vickers guns at Hyde Park Corner.

Discover the modest Feltham home where Freddie Mercury’s legendary musical journey began, marked by an iconic English Heritage blue plaque.

A dignified Portland stone monument in Staines Market Square honoring local heroes of both World Wars with annual Remembrance ceremonies.

A dignified bronze tribute in London’s Carlton Gardens honoring Charles De Gaulle, leader of Free France and symbol of resistance.

Nine centuries of banking heritage on London's most prestigious financial street, where Italian merchants shaped the future of English commerce.

Discover the tranquil historic spring of St Anne's Well, a sacred site famed for its healing waters and medieval spiritual heritage.

Step into medieval England at King John's Palace, a royal residence and charity school with centuries of history in Colnbrook.

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

Walk along Watling Street, London’s ancient Roman road linking history, battles, and modern life in a single enduring route.