All Landmarks in Sussex

Historic Bridge Street in London: where timeless architecture meets vibrant riverside life beside iconic London Bridge.

A life-sized bronze tribute to Charles de Gaulle, standing proudly in London’s Carlton Gardens, marking a historic Franco-British wartime alliance.

A solemn 13-meter obelisk and bronze statues honor London’s railway workers who sacrificed their lives in World War I.

A striking World War I monument in London honoring the Machine Gun Corps with a powerful bronze statue and historic symbolism.

A bronze tribute to Gandhi’s peaceful resistance, standing among world leaders in the heart of London’s political district.

Stand astride the historic Prime Meridian line at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, the birthplace of global time and navigation.

Pudding Lane: Where London’s Great Fire ignited a city’s transformation and urban resilience began.

A vivid and regal gateway honoring the Queen Mother, blending modern artistry with Hyde Park’s timeless natural beauty.

A striking bronze tribute in London honoring Sir Keith Park, the New Zealand hero who defended Britain during the Battle of Britain.

Historic 12th-century Anglican church beside Westminster Abbey, famed as the House of Commons’ parish church and a jewel of Perpendicular Gothic architecture.

Discover England’s finest surviving Anglo-Saxon church, built over Roman ruins where Saint Alban was tried and a millennium of history unfolds.

Discover the historic charm and resilience of St Vedast alias Foster, a unique Wren church dedicated to a rare French saint in the heart of London’s financial district.

Explore Watling Street, London’s ancient Roman road where history and modern life converge along one of Britain’s most storied routes.