The London Eye is a large observation wheel in London that was built to celebrate the new millennium. It stands 135 meters tall and offers stunning 360 degree views of London from its 32 capsules for up to 25 miles away. The London Eye attracts over 3.5 million visitors annually who each take a 30 minute revolution to view landmarks like the Houses of Parliament and Canary Wharf. In addition to providing views of London, the London Eye also hosts various events like New Year's celebrations and business conferences.

1. The London EyeA wheel of dreams!

2. A few facts about the London Eye!The London Eye was made to celebrate the new millennium.It is 135 meters tall and offers stunning 360 views over London.On a good day you can see for 25 miles (as far as Windsor Castle).The 32 capsules take 30 minutes to complete one revolution.

3. How many people go there? The first man to have the privilege of trying out the London Eye was Tony Blair in March 2000 he described it as the “wheel of dreams” hence the subtitle! Despite the fact it opened in March 2000 they still get a estimated 3.5 million visitors a year. The eye is the largest observation wheel in the world and treats passengers to stunning views such as the Houses of Parliament and Canary Wharf!

4. What is the London Eye useful for?Other than providing a great 360 views of London the London Eye hosts many major events. Such as every year the London Eye is part of London’s new year celebrations, and recently was used by BSKYB for them launching there cycling team. And is apparently used by small businesses for conferences.