Things to see and do in London
Places to Visit

Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Big Ben (the nickname for the Great Bell) and the Houses of Parliament are iconic symbols of London. The Gothic architecture and riverside location make it a must-visit for history and architecture enthusiasts.

Buckingham Palace
The official residence of the British monarch, Buckingham Palace is a must-see. Watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony, explore the State Rooms (open in summer), or stroll through the adjacent Green Park.

Tower of London
A historic fortress and UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Tower of London houses the Crown Jewels and offers tales of royalty, imprisonment, and intrigue. Guided tours by Yeoman Warders bring its history to life.

Tower Bridge
An engineering marvel, Tower Bridge is one of London’s most recognizable landmarks. Walk across the glass floor for thrilling views or visit the exhibition to learn about its history.

British Museum
The British Museum is a treasure trove of world artifacts, including the Rosetta Stone and Egyptian mummies. Entry is free, making it a top attraction for culture lovers.

London Eye
The London Eye offers panoramic views of the city’s skyline. Located on the South Bank, it’s a perfect way to see landmarks like St. Paul’s Cathedral and the Shard.
Accommodation choices for London
Ibis London Earls Court
With a stay at ibis London Earls Court, you'll be centrally located in London, within a 5-minute drive of Kensington High Street and Victoria and Albert Museum. The Ibis Earl’s Court’s spacious, comfortable rooms. Each room includes a work area and satellite TV, and a private bathroom featuring a bath and shower. La table restaurant offers an À la carte menu, as well as a daily carvery buffet. Seasonal menus are also on offer throughout the year. For your breakfast, both full English and continental options are served daily. Light snacks, live sports and a selection of drinks can be enjoyed in the on-site pub. The shops of Oxford Circus, and the theatres and bars of the West End, are 20 minutes away on the Tube from West Brompton Station. Hyde Park and Kensington can both be reached in 11-minutes' by public transport
Holiday Inn London
Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum is just a two-minute walk from Gloucester Road Tube Station, and city attractions like the Natural History Museum are a short stroll away. Guestes can choose from 2 restaurants and a cosy pub, and kids stay and eat free. The hotel's 11 versatile event spaces host up to 325 guests, with on-site parking available, and you can enjoy a helathy workout in the gym.
Park International Hotel
Set in a prime location within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, the Park International Hotel offers modern hotel and elegant Victorian architecture. The hotel is only a 3-minute walk from Gloucester Road Tube Station and 30 minutes by taxi from Heathrow Airport. All of the air-conditioned rooms have satellite TV, a comfortable bed and an individual private bathroom. A Full English and Continental buffet breakfast is served every day in the Orchid Room. The Checkmate Bar & Restaurant offers a delicious Thai and British dinner menu, live piano and a wide range of cocktails. WiFi is available throughout the building. The Park International is within 20 minutes’ walking distance of many leading London attractions, including the Royal Albert Hall, Natural History Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, Hyde Park and some of the city`s most exclusive shopping areas. Harrods is around 20 minutes’ walk away.
















