[2025 London Attraction] Travel Guide for Palace of Westminster (Updated Apr)

Westminster Palace is not only the home of the British Parliament and the House of Commons, but also a popular filming location. It has appeared in films such as "007", "Matchstick Men", "V for Vendetta", "The 39 Steps", and more. ► British Parliament House of Parliament ▪ The British Parliament House, also known as Westminster Palace, is one of the representative works of Gothic Revival architecture and was listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 1987. Although the palace today is basically rebuilt from the 19th century, it still retains many historical sites from its initial construction. ▪ When you come out of the subway station, you will see many people who can't move when they see Big Ben. In fact, the most beautiful viewing point is on the other side of the river, overlooking the Parliament House and Big Ben! Look at the clouds that are running around, it's too much like an oil painting! ▪ This is also a favorite of photographers. There are quite a few photographers with tripods, and some even stand there, admiring and taking pictures. ► Big Ben ▪ Big Ben, the Gothic Parliament House, and the red double-decker bus form London's unique landmark! ▪ Big Ben is now known as the Elizabeth Tower, a Gothic building, mainly used as a large clock for the bell tower of the British Parliament Hall. Every New Year, people will come here to celebrate, and the radio and TV will broadcast its bell to welcome the beginning of the New Year. ▪ Big Ben rings every hour, lasting more than 2 minutes, and the music is very nice! ► Photo time: 1 hour ► Transportation: Subway

Walking through the halls of Westminster Palace felt like stepping into history's embrace. As I stood beneath the grandeur of Big Ben, the echoes of debates and decisions made here reverberated. The chambers of the House of Commons and the House of Lords held the weight of centuries of governance. The intricate Gothic architecture and the stories etched into every corner transported me to a different era. The proximity to Westminster Abbey added a spiritual layer to the experience. This iconic palace isn't just about politics; it's a living testament to the evolution of a nation's ideals and aspirations. In its walls, I felt the pulse of Britain's past, present, and future. #londontrip

#londontrip ‏It's such a huge city that you could spend a lifetime exploring and this city will never stop surprising you, from Camden to Kensington and everything in between. Each of London's counties has a different personality, but they all maintain the lively style of the big cities and have their own quirky charm ‏Today I will talk about my visit to the Palace of Westminster ‏An introduction to a palace like no other (the Palace of Westminster) is interesting not only for its architecture (it doesn't matter whether it's new or old). In the distant XIII century ‏It was erected by order of the rulers of the kingdom instead of the tower, which, as the city expanded ‏We can talk about the construction and expansion of the Palace of Westminster for an infinitely long time. ‏The first unique experience that you will have in this place is touring the site and seeing the architecture of the palace that reflects the ancient history of it, and in order to make your trip more useful, the place provides guided tours and audio instructions that simplify your exploration of the place ‏When I saw all this beauty in front of me and this wonderful architectural model, it inevitably prompted me to use my camera to document everything I saw during the wandering, and the administration of the place allowed photography, but only in specific places. ‏There is no doubt that I was excited to explore the Palace of Westminster in London from the inside, and the time has come for that and to see what it contains, not only that, but I could see the rooms inside the palace, which number ‏It has 1,100 rooms, and I really enjoyed seeing the royal rooms and the servants' rooms, as well as the rooms that were used in the past to receive guests. There are many activities I'll let you discover it yourself #londontrip

The landmark for England, a popular tourist take-a-photo location - Big Ben. Located at the north end of the Palace of Westminster, the tower is built in 1859. It was then undergo a huge renovation in 2017, and recently reopened in 2021-2022. The Clock Tower (aka Elizabeth Tower) is 96m tall, this tower has also serve as a huge cultural icon for the British. The bell will usually chimes every hour and smaller bells will chimes every 15 minutes. The Big Ben is easily accessible from anywhere in London. #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #london #darwintravel

#British Attractions 🇬🇧Located in Westminster, London, England, west of the Houses of Parliament Or Westminster St. Peter's College Church⛪️ It was listed as a World Cultural Heritage in 1987 If you come to London, England, you must visit this Gothic church. The appearance looks very spectacular It is also the final resting place of the British royal family and their members. But it is an important holy place for successive kings to ascend the throne. Very sacred and majestic architectural design👍🏻 Westminster Abbey 📍 20 Deans Yd, London SW1P 3PA, United Kingdom #uktravel #uktrip #ukblogs #london #uktravel #uklondon #ukplaces #londonattractions #london

#meetlondon Address: Palace of Westminster, London SW1A 0AA, United Kingdom. Getting there: You can take tube and stop at Westminster station. The palace is just 2 minutes walk away. Highlights: The Palace of Westminster is definitely an iconic piece of British history that I really appreciated! The richness of this palace is amazing. It is originally built in the Middle Ages and shaped during the centuries. 😬 I feel it’s really interesting to enter the House of Lords and the one of commons, analyzing the differences. Moreover I suggest to take the audio-guide, so that you’ll not lose any detail or feature of this incredible building. However, do note that photographs inside are not permitted, except in Westminster Hall. 😃 Opening hours: 9am to 5pm on weekdays only #london #visitlondon

#meetlondon #london #palace #westminsterpalace These are all popular places in London which are a few minutes away from each other. The Palace is one of the centres of political life in the United Kingdom; "Westminster" has become a metonym for the UK Parliament and the British Government, and the Westminster system of government commemorates the name of the palace. The Elizabeth Tower, in particular, often referred to by the name of its main bell, Big Ben, has become an iconic landmark of London and of the United Kingdom in general, one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city. Right next to it, on the other side of the river, you will see London Eye. There are a lot of benches all over, so it's a great place to sit down, relax and enjoy the views.

This place is must visit side for who that loves the history of British! Fantastic visitor attraction for anyone that visit London! The architecture of the building is just stunning! The design, sculptures, paintings, anti-chambers, galleries….everything was just extraordinary, it feel like you travel back in time! If you have time, join the guide tour to have more details and history behind this heritage building! Toilets, Cafe and a souvenir shop available on the premises. We have a great time exploring this extraordinary palace and this area! Highly recommended for anyone that visit London! #ldninsider

The Houses of Parliament is also known as the Palace of Westminster. It connects with Big Ben like siamese twins. It is undoubtedly the most luxurious landscape beside the Thames. The House of Lords is sumptuous, but remains inferior to the disparagement of House of Commons. I can recall that the Prime Minister Cameron scoffed at the Labour Party and tried to let it down many times in this house.

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#londontrips 📍 Location: Westminster, Central London 🌸 A Seat of Majesty in Bloom From the gothic towers of the Abbey to the floral walkways around the Palace of Westminster, spring breathes new life into London’s historic seat of power. 🌿 Where Stone Meets Blossom Even centuries-old buildings feel fresh under the soft hues of spring — ivy trails the arches, and flowerbeds burst to life near Parliament Square. 🌆 History with a Hint of Spring As debates echo behind ancient walls, the streets outside hum with sunshine, petals, and the gentle rhythm of foot traffic along the Thames. 🚶 Highlights to Savor ✅ Marvel at the Abbey’s carved stone wrapped in bloom ✅ Walk under the flowering trees of College Green ✅ Catch golden hour over the Palace of Westminster ✅ Visit the Jewel Tower surrounded by daffodils 📸 Regal Moments ✔️ Blossoms falling on Westminster steps ✔️ Stained glass windows glowing in spring light ✔️ River reflections of the Parliament tower ✔️ Historic monuments softened by nature #WestminsterSpring #RoyalLondon #CapitalInBloom #HistoricElegance #springwander #aprilblooms Would you discover Westminster’s softer side this spring? 👑

| Have fun all at once. My dears, Britain is such a charming country, with its historic buildings, rich artistic atmosphere and beautiful natural scenery, every detail of which is fascinating. Today I will share with you a travel guide to the UK 📖 to take you to explore the UK in depth. 📅Itinerary - Day 1: Arrive in London → Big Ben → Westminster Abbey → London Eye - Morning: Arrive in London, take a short rest and then head to Big Ben. Big Ben is a landmark building in London and is great for taking photos. - Noon: Enjoy British cuisine, such as fish and chips, at a nearby restaurant. - Afternoon: Visit Westminster Abbey, a Gothic building full of sacred atmosphere. Then take a ride on the London Eye and get a bird's eye view of London from above. - Day 2: Buckingham Palace → St. James' Park → British Museum - Morning: Go to Buckingham Palace to watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony and experience the majesty and tradition of the British royal family. - Noon: Have lunch near St. James Park and take a walk in the park to enjoy the natural beauty and see various cute animals. - Afternoon: Go to the British Museum, where you can feast your eyes on the rich collections and learn about the history and culture of the world. - Day 3: Tower Bridge → Tower Bridge Exhibition → Tower of London - Morning: Visit the Tower Bridge in London and admire this magnificent building spanning the Thames. If you are lucky, you may even see the bridge open. - Noon: Have lunch at a restaurant near Tower Bridge. We recommend you try English afternoon tea. - Afternoon: Visit the Tower Bridge Exhibition to learn about the history and construction process of Tower Bridge. Then visit the Tower of London, which has a long history and mysterious legends. - Day 4: Windsor Castle → Eton College - Morning: Go to Windsor Castle, which is an important residence of the British royal family with gorgeous architectural style and exquisite interior decoration. - Noon: Have lunch in Windsor town and experience the leisurely atmosphere of the town. - Afternoon: Visit Eton College, a famous aristocratic school that has cultivated countless outstanding talents and has a beautiful campus environment. - Day 5: Go to Edinburgh → Edinburgh Castle → Royal Mile - Morning: Take the train or plane to Edinburgh. Upon arrival, head to Edinburgh Castle, which is located at the highest point of the city and overlooks the entire city of Edinburgh. - Noon: Dine at a restaurant on the Royal Mile, which serves a variety of Scottish specialities such as haggis. - Afternoon: Stroll along the Royal Mile, where there are many ancient buildings, shops and bars on both sides of the street, and experience the history and culture of Edinburgh. - Day 6: Holyrood Palace → Calton Hill - Morning: Visit Holyrood Palace, which is the official residence of the Queen of England in Scotland. It has a unique architectural style and beautiful surrounding scenery. - Noon: After lunch, head to Calton Hill, where there are many monuments and observation decks, making it a great place to admire the Edinburgh skyline. - Day 7: Return to London and prepare for the return trip 🍱Food recommendations - English breakfast: includes bacon🥓 sausages, fried eggs, toast, tomatoes, mushrooms, etc. A hearty breakfast starts a good day. Recommended restaurant: The Wolseley. - Fish and Chips: A classic British delicacy, fried fish that is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside is paired with crispy French fries and dipped in a special sauce. It tastes amazing. Recommended shop: FishWorks. - English afternoon tea: three-layered tower of dim sum, paired with black tea, exquisite and delicious. Recommendation: Fortnum & Mason. - Haggis: A traditional Scottish delicacy, it is a food made from mutton and other ingredients. It has a unique taste and is worth a try. 🚗Transportation Guide - London: The subway is very developed and can reach almost any tourist attraction. It would be very convenient to apply for an Oyster Card. You can also choose to take a double-decker bus and enjoy the scenery along the way. - Between cities: Trains are a more convenient mode of transportation, and there are discounts if you book tickets in advance. You can also choose long-distance buses, which are relatively cheap but take longer. 🏠Accommodation suggestions - London: You can choose to stay in the city center or near tourist attractions, such as Westminster District, West End of London, etc., which is convenient for travel. Recommended hotel: The Savoy. - Edinburgh: There are many unique B&Bs and hotels in the old town, where you can better experience the city atmosphere. For example, the Witchery by the Castle in Edinburgh’s Old Town. 💡Notes - The weather in the UK is unpredictable, so always bring an umbrella and a coat with you. - When dining in a restaurant, a 10%-15% tip is generally required. - Pay attention to the opening hours of attractions and ticket reservations to avoid delays. My dears, pack your bags and go to the UK for an unforgettable trip💕

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🌉【Highlights】 ❶ 360° Transparent Pod: A breathtaking view overlooking the Houses of Parliament, the Shard, and Tower Bridge all in one frame.🌆 ❷ Sunset Pod: Witness Big Ben bathed in the golden hues of sunset (Arrive 1 hour early to queue!). ❸ Riverside Photo Spot: Capture a panoramic view of the London Eye from Waterloo Bridge.🌉 ❹ Hidden Gems: Propose in a private capsule or enjoy a champagne experience (Personalized nameplates can be booked on the official website🥂). 🚇【Getting There】 📍Address: SE1 7PB 🚇Subway: Jubilee Line to Waterloo Station (5-minute walk) 🚢Boat: Take the Thames Clippers directly from Westminster Pier 🚶♀Walk: Stroll from Big Ben, passing the South Bank's vibrant rainbow wall—perfect for street photography.🌈 📸【Tips】 ✅ Book online to save 30%! Choose "Fast Track" to skip the 2-hour queue. ✅ Use a wide-angle lens for photos inside the pod. Light-colored clothing looks best.👗 ✅ Capture photos just as the pod door is closing for people-free shots. ✅ Combine your visit with the 4D Cinema Experience (included in the ticket price, featuring stunning storm effects). 💰【Ticket Information】 ▫Standard Ticket: £36 | Fast Track: £52 ▫Student ID holders save £8. Family Ticket (2 adults + 2 children): £95 ▫Recommended: "London Eye + Thames River Cruise" combo ticket (Sunset time is the best!) ▫Free ride on your birthday! (Membership required) 🍴【Dining with a View】 🍸Bar Elba Rooftop Bar: Enjoy misty cocktails at the foot of the London Eye. 🍔Southbank Centre Food Market: Indulge in Scotch eggs and Spanish paella. 🍰Coppa Club Igloo Restaurant: Savor molten cake with Thames River views (Book 2 weeks in advance!). 🍦Gelato Mio Italian Ice Cream: Enjoy pistachio gelato in a waffle cone as you stroll along. 🌟【Romance in a Nutshell】 A 30-minute rotation equals a lifetime of heart-fluttering moments.💓 Whisper your wishes to the wind, and it will swirl around the London Eye.🌬✨

Step into the London neighborhood where Big Ben stands, and you'll be greeted by a blend of historical significance and modern vibrancy. Big Ben's iconic Gothic architecture soars into the sky, each chime echoing the city's centuries-old stories. A leisurely walk along the River Thames, with a gentle breeze, reveals a charming interplay of boats and riverside buildings. Westminster Abbey exudes solemnity; step inside to experience the sacred atmosphere accumulated over time. Red double-decker buses and telephone booths throughout the streets add to the quintessential British charm. This city walk offers not only breathtaking architecture but also a taste of London's unique cultural essence—a captivating journey through time that will leave you spellbound. Here's your city walk guide: • Route: Big Ben - Westminster Abbey - London Eye - South Bank Centre - Borough Market • Itinerary: ◦ Morning: Arrive at Big Ben. Take photos around the area and admire its magnificent architecture. Although Big Ben is currently under renovation, its exterior remains impressive. Next, visit Westminster Abbey to experience the sacred atmosphere of this venue for royal weddings and important funerals, and appreciate the exquisite Gothic architecture. ◦ Noon: Walk from Westminster Abbey to the London Eye. Before boarding, enjoy lunch at a nearby restaurant. Traditional British roast is recommended. ◦ Afternoon: Take a ride on the London Eye for a panoramic view of London. Afterward, stroll along the South Bank Centre, enjoy street performances, and browse unique art shops. ◦ Evening: Head to Borough Market, where various food stalls offer British pies, Spanish paella, artisanal cheeses, and other international delicacies. Immerse yourself in the lively market atmosphere.

The London Eye isn’t just a Ferris wheel—it’s an experience. As you rise above the Thames in the spacious glass capsules, London unfolds beneath you: Big Ben, St. Paul’s, the Shard, and beyond. Whether you ride at sunset for golden city views or at night when the skyline sparkles, it’s a moment of pure magic. The slow, smooth rotation gives you plenty of time to soak it all in, making it perfect for first-time visitors and locals alike. A true London icon, the Eye is worth every minute for an unforgettable perspective on the city.#travel #thingstodo

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Visiting Big Ben was like stepping into a piece of history! Standing tall next to the Palace of Westminster, this legendary clock tower is even more breathtaking in person. The intricate Gothic Revival architecture and the chimes of the Great Bell create an unforgettable experience. Just a short walk away, Westminster Abbey offers a deep dive into British history, being the coronation site of kings and queens for centuries. The stunning stained glass and grand halls make it a must-visit. For those planning a trip, I recommend visiting early in the morning or around sunset for the best views and fewer crowds. Don’t forget to stroll along the River Thames for an amazing skyline view! #LondonTravel #BigBen #Westminster #UKTrip #TravelDiaries

#londontraveltip Step out of Westminster Station, and you’re instantly surrounded by some of London’s most iconic landmarks. Here’s what you shouldn’t miss: 🔹 Big Ben & Houses of Parliament – Just steps away, this is London’s postcard-perfect view. Walk along Parliament Square for the best angles. 🔹 Westminster Abbey – The site of royal coronations and historic weddings, this masterpiece is worth stepping inside to admire its grandeur. 🔹 Whitehall & Downing Street – Stroll past the heart of British politics, where you might catch a glimpse of the famous black door of No. 10. 🔹 Westminster Bridge – For incredible views of the Thames and the London Eye, take a short walk across the bridge. 🔹 Victoria Tower Gardens – A peaceful riverside park perfect for a quick break away from the crowds. 💡 Tip: If you’re short on time, a 30-minute walking loop from Westminster Station can cover Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, and a quick Thames riverside walk before heading back!

💰Average consumption per person: (London eye) 45 pounds Recommended to buy in advance before going 🗓️ Itinerary: Near the city center London Eye near many attractions walk also close to Chinatown 💞Reason for recommendation: It's OK to come and take tourist photos 🕰️ Opening hours: Big Ben can be photographed at any time. If the London eye is open, go to the official website to check

|🇬🇧 A classic city walk route in central London is here! Follow this route, and it's hard not to fall in love with London. It's just right for a day trip! 👇 🕘 9:00 - Buckingham Palace Start at Buckingham Palace and experience the royal atmosphere. In the summer, you can also visit the interior of the palace (book tickets in advance on the official website). Tip: The Changing of the Guard ceremony takes place at 11:00 am. Arrive an hour early to secure the best viewing spot! 🕙 10:30 - St. James’s Park Next to Buckingham Palace is London's oldest Royal Park—St. James’s Park. Stroll along the shaded paths and watch the swans and ducks in the lake—it's super relaxing! 🕚 11:00 - Big Ben & Westminster Palace Walk about 15 minutes to Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster. As London's most famous landmarks, the Gothic architecture here is perfect for taking photos! 🕐 12:00 - Westminster Abbey A 5-minute walk will take you to Westminster Abbey, the site of coronations and royal weddings in British history. Its interior decoration and historical stories are impressive and well worth a visit. 🕑 13:30 - Lunch & London Eye Walk 10 minutes along the River Thames to the London Eye. Have lunch at a nearby restaurant (there are many riverside restaurants nearby). Then, ascend the London Eye for a bird's-eye view of London and experience its romance and grandeur. 🕒 15:30 - St. Paul’s Cathedral Take the subway or bus to St. Paul’s Cathedral (about 20 minutes). The cathedral's exterior is magnificent, and the interior decoration is exquisite. You can also climb to the dome for a panoramic view of London. 🕔 17:00 - Tower of London & Tower Bridge Take the subway to the Tower of London (about 15 minutes). Once a prison, royal palace, and treasure vault, you can see the Crown Jewels and learn many British historical stories. After visiting the Tower of London, you can also check out the iconic Tower Bridge on the River Thames! The scenery is particularly charming in the evening. 🗺️ Route Summary: Buckingham Palace → St. James’s Park → Big Ben & Westminster Palace → Westminster Abbey → London Eye → St. Paul’s Cathedral → Tower of London & Tower Bridge The entire journey combines walking and subway travel, with a relaxed pace, covering all the classic landmarks! Come and experience a perfect encounter with London's history and modernity!

#londontraveltip London is a beautiful city, full of stunning attractions, and with rich history. In this city, known the city of clouds, there are a lot of activities to do: museums, pubs, exhibits, walking tours! Here is a 2-day itinerary: Day 1: - Visit the British Museum, which includes the Rosetta Stone and Egyptian mummies. - Visit the National Gallery, which includes an extensive collection of Western European paintings from the 13th to the 19th centuries. Day 2: - Visit Buckingham Palace and witness the Changing of the Guard ceremony. - Visit Westminster Abbey, the stunning Gothic church. - Visit the iconic Big Ben, the great bell of the clock at the Palace of Westminster. - Enjoy a ride on the London Eye for spectacular views of the city from one of the world's tallest observation wheels. - Finally, visit Tower Bridge, an iconic symbol of London with its twin towers and glass floor walkway. Travel tips: The ideal time for travelling to London is March to May and September to November. June to August time is pleasant, but London is crowded with tourists. #myhiddengems #london

Visiting London during lunar New Year was such a great experience, we had some glorious sunny days even though it was cold. Of course one of the main highlights of London is the Palace of Westminster or Houses of Parliament as it’s also known, with it’s iconic Elizabeth Tower commonly referred to as ‘Big Ben’. The moniker ‘Big Ben’ actually refers to the largest bell within the tower, and is thought to be named after Benjamin Hall the Chief Commissioner of Works at the time the time of the bell’s installation. #celebrateit #london #lunarnewyear

Visiting London during lunar New Year was such a great experience, the weather was quite wintery but it added to the magic. Of course we checked out all the main sights, the Houses of Parliament, with it’s iconic Elizabeth Tower commonly referred to as ‘Big Ben’, the giant London Eye and we strolled across the Thames River. #celebrateit #london #lunarnewyear

#uktrip #westminister #palace #travel #thingstodo #parliamentofuk #england #london The Palace of Westminster, with its iconic Gothic architecture, is one of London’s most significant landmarks, and for good reason. As I wandered through its grand halls, I could practically feel the weight of centuries of British history unfolding around me. Home to the Houses of Parliament, the building is an architectural masterpiece and a testament to the UK’s rich heritage. Whether you’re admiring the towering Big Ben, or taking a guided tour to learn about the political history that has shaped the world, a visit to the Palace of Westminster offers both beauty and insight. It’s a must for anyone visiting London!

#getgoing2025Visiting the Palace of Westminster, home to the UK Parliament, was a fascinating dive into history and politics. The iconic Big Ben tower stands as a global symbol, and stepping inside revealed an even greater sense of grandeur. The House of Commons, with its green benches, and the House of Lords, with its lavish red and gold décor, were incredible to see in person. The highlight for me was the Westminster Hall, the oldest part of the palace, featuring a stunning timber-beamed roof from the 11th century. Entry cost around £20–£30, and the guided tour offered a deep understanding of its history and workings. It was a powerful reminder of the UK’s rich heritage.

#londontravel London has so much more to offer than its well-trodden tourist paths. For a fresh perspective on this vibrant city, mix iconic attractions with a few underrated gems that show the capital in a whole new light. 🎡 **1. Soar Above the City on the London Eye** Take in London’s stunning skyline from one of the **world’s tallest observation wheels**. The 30-minute ride offers unbeatable views of landmarks like Big Ben, St. Paul’s Cathedral, and even Windsor Castle on a clear day. 📍 **Address:** Riverside Building, County Hall, London SE1 7PB 🎶 **2. Experience a Show at the Royal Albert Hall** Catch a concert or show at the **Royal Albert Hall**, one of London’s most legendary venues. From classical music to contemporary performances, this iconic space delivers unforgettable cultural moments. 📍 **Address:** Kensington Gore, South Kensington, London SW7 2AP 🕰️ **3. Marvel at Westminster and Big Ben** No trip to London is complete without seeing the historic **Palace of Westminster** and its iconic clock tower, Big Ben. This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers awe-inspiring Gothic architecture and plenty of photo opportunities. 📍 **Address:** Westminster, London SW1A 0AA 🌳 **4. Stroll or Cycle Through Hyde Park** Escape the hustle and bustle with a relaxing day at **Hyde Park**. Rent a bike, row a boat on the Serpentine, or simply take a leisurely stroll through one of London’s largest and most beautiful green spaces. 📍 **Address:** Hyde Park, London W2 2UH 🏙️ **5. Discover Modern London at Canary Wharf** Step into London’s contemporary side at **Canary Wharf**, a hub of sleek skyscrapers and riverside charm. Explore the vibrant art installations, dine at world-class restaurants, or take a peaceful walk along the Thames. 📍 **Address:** Canary Wharf, London E14 --- ⭐ **Top Tips for Exploring London:** - **Plan Ahead for Tickets:** Book tickets online for attractions like the London Eye and Royal Albert Hall to avoid queues. - **Get an Oyster Card:** Save on transport costs while zipping between these must-see spots. - **Visit at Night:** Many landmarks, including Big Ben and Canary Wharf, are beautifully illuminated after dark. - **Pack for the Weather:** London’s weather is famously unpredictable, so bring an umbrella just in case. --- London is a city that constantly surprises, blending its historic charm with modern allure. Whether you’re gazing at the city from the London Eye or exploring its cultural gems, this itinerary promises to reveal a side of London you’ll never forget! #london #uk #europe #hiddengem #travel

The Palace of Westminster, the British Parliament, known for London's famous clock tower Big Ben. Originally a royal palace, it was rebuilt and is now a political venue. Westminster Abbey, where the coronation of the British king and royal weddings are held, is a beautiful Gothic building. For the British people, it is a place that symbolizes the UK🇬🇧 To learn about its history, be sure to visit the Palace of Westminster and the Abbey😚 Tickets can be purchased online in advance! ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ 📍: Palace of Westminster, London 📸 : Canon EOS 5D MarkⅣ 🎫: 25£ ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ #Overseas travel record #Europe trip #UK #UK trip #UK sightseeing #London #London trip #Westminster Abbey #Big Ben

London is a bustling city with many places to visit, for my one day visit I managed to select a few key places that are essential for any London trip. 1. Parliament 2. Buckingham Palace 3. Covered Markets