Westminster Abbey is the most famous church in London, located in the city center. It has been the site of royal coronations and burials since the 13th century. Big Ben is the nickname for the great bell of the clock tower at the north end of the Houses of Parliament in London. It weighs 13 tons and was cast in 1858. Trafalgar Square is a public space in central London, built to commemorate Admiral Lord Nelson's victory over the French and Spanish fleets at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.

3. Westminster Abbey . Westminster Abbey is the
most famous church in London. Its construction
began during the thirteenth century under the
rule of Henry III. It is the burial place of most
kings and queens of England, as well as various
celebrities.

4. 4The Cathedral of Saint Paul in London
was built between 1676 and 1710 under
the direction of the architect Christopher
Wren. The scene of events like the
wedding of Prince Charles to Princess
Diana.Cathedral of Saint Paul .

5. Big Ben or even the great bell of Westminster is
the hour bell of the clock tower that crowns the
British Parliament in London. It weighs 13 tons. In
1856 a bell was built by John Warm and Sons was
the evidence for the break which was again cast
by Whitechapel Bell Foundry in 1858.Big Ben .

6. The London Bridge . The London Bridge is a
bridge over the River Thames in Southwark,
London. This was the site of the original
London Bridge is one of the world's most
famous locations for a bridge.

7. Trafalgar Square . Trafalgar Square is a square
was built to commemorate the Battle of Trafalgar
in which the British Navy defeated Napoleon's
troops against the Spanish coast. In 1820, King
George IV commissioned John Nash to the
urbanization of the area.

8. London Eye .The British Airways London Eye,
also known as the Millennium Wheel, is a major
viewpoints of the world. It was construction in
1999. It is the largest waterwheel in the.The
London Eye has a height of 135 m.

9. Royal Opera House . Royal Opera
House is an opera house.The theater is
home to the Royal Opera Company
and the Royal Ballet of England.

10. Piccadilly Circus is a famous square
and street intersection located in the
West End.PiccadillyCircus .

12. AdmiraltyHouse . The Admiralty House
in London, was designed by Robert
Taylor and opened in 1786. It was the
official residence of the first Lord of the
Admiralty until 1964.

13. Buckingham Palace is the official
residence of Queen Elizabeth II. The
Palace has become one of the main
attractions of the British capital.Palace
Buckingham .

14. Somerset House is one of the great historic buildings in
Britain. Located on the north bank of the Thames,
before the National Theater in London. Built in the
sixteenth century by Sir William Chambers, originally
housed government offices. Somerset House .

16. The National Gallery and National Gallery is an
art museum in London, located on the north side
of Trafalgar Square. Which consists of 2,300
paintings belongs to the British state, so the entry
is public, only having to pay for entry to certain
special exhibitions. The National Gallery .

17. Museum Madame Tussaud’s.
Museum Madame Tussaud’s was
museum known in the world. It has the
largest collection of celebrity figures.