Discover 8 Attractions That’ll Capture Your Heart For London

The Tower Bridge is featured in several Hollywood movies. The bridge spreads over 269 meters and is one of many bridges in London comprising the River Thames Borough High Street. Due to its iconic Victorian Gothic style and high-level walks depicting the wanderlust view it is a must-to-go place. 

 

The Leadenhall Market is known as the center of Roman Loman it is surrounded by a poultry, meat, and game market, boutique retailers, restaurants, cafes, wine bars, and entrenching hubs. The portions of the markets have a Harry Potter connection because it part was featured in Harry Potter films attracting fans to experience the magical ambience. 

 

This place is located in north London, England, and was designed by architect Stephen Geary. The thing which makes it a must-visit place is approximately thousands of people buried in graves. It captivates tourists with its historic charm, and cultural significance and is situated at the heart of the city of London

Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest castle occupied in the world. It has a fantastic collection of artwork and masterpieces by Michelangelo, Rubens, and more. The castle has 300 fireplaces and gnarly 400 clocks. The castle’s kitchen is the oldest in the country.

 

Notting Hills is widely known for its cosmopolitan and multicultural neighborhoods which host the annual Notting Hill Carnival as well as the Portobello Road Market. It captivates tourists with its charm, cultural vibrancy, colored terraced houses, trendy cafes, and boutiques.

Old Royal Naval College is the centerpiece of Maritime Greenwich. It has a rich history, stunning architecture, and cultural significance. This place is easily reachable from central London and offers a serene retreat from the bustling city. 

 

Sky Garden is one of the most attractive places on London’s skyline which exudes in the dining scene. It is the public garden hence becoming the capital’s highest public garden. It has two destination restaurants and bars alongside a range of private hire options for events. 

 

The London Eye is, also known as the Millennium Wheel situated on the South bank of the river Thames in London. It is Europe's tallest Wheel and a tourist attraction place offering a breathtaking view of the iconic skyline and panoramic view of the city.