Tours in London

London Eye

Built to commemorate the arrival of the new millennium in the English capital, the London Eye is a symbol of the city. Biggest Ferris wheel in Europe, has a height of 135 meters and 32 glass cabins, of which enjoy a stunning view of London and its monuments, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and the River Thames in the foreground.

                           

                        

The British Museum

Great Museum with an impressive decor, the British Museum is one of the most important in the world. In his Rico collection, it is possible to find works such as the Rosetta Stone, which helped find and translation between different languages.

                          

Shakespeare Globe Theater

Built in the 17 century, the Shakespeare Globe Theater works today as a tourist attraction and cultural centre. On the edge of the Thames, the Shakespeare Globe Theater is interesting for tourists by its architecture and temporary exhibitions.

                        

Pubs

There's no way to visit London without drinking a beer in any of the famous pubs of the city. With the wide variety, it's hard to pick one, but addresses as the Mayfloweroffers the tradition of these local bars.

                        

The Making of Harry Potter

In the country of children's literature's most famous witch, the Universal Studio of London created an attraction for fans of Harry Potter. The 20 minutes from the city centre, the Studio went all out in the attraction, with scenarios from the movie and plays filled with magic, with fun for all ages.

                        

Regent's Park

London is a city that stands out for its impeccable State of its parks and green spaces. The Regent's Park enchants by its beauty and its large size, one of the favorite places for the inhabitants of the city in time to play sports and relax.

                        

London Zoo

Situated within the boundaries of Regent's Park, London Zoo is a fun ride for those travelling as a family. The planet's oldest scientific Zoo, London Zoo currently housesa collection of more than 15 1000 specimens of 750 species.

                         

Camden Town

Eclectic and alternate district, Camden Town brings together different styles and became one of the symbols of the diversity in London. For those who travel around Camden in the North of the city, it is usual to find all kinds of people, from punk to alternative, passing by Rastafarians and roquieiros. Shops, bars, restaurants and markets are among the options in a tour of Camden Town.

                        

Cathedral of St. Paul

Anglican cathedral in the heart of the British capital, St. Paul's Cathedral was built from the 17 century. The seat of the Archbishop of London, the Cathedral enchants tourists for its architecture, as much outside as inside.

                        

Tate Modern

Since its opening in the year 2000, the Tate Modern has turned quickly in one of themost important modern art museums on the planet. Situated beside the River Thames, this important Museum of London has works by artists such as Dalí, Matisse andMagritte.