#london-attractions

#london-attractions

A ticket to the top of the Shard used to set visitors back up to £38, with a deluxe option that stretched to a whopping £51 per person.

The gallery now houses more than 2,300 paintings, showcasing the evolution of Western European art from Giotto to Cézanne and beyond.

As part of the Cathedrals at Night series, St Paul's Cathedral will host a free evening event on August 8, 2025, featuring guided tours and crafts.

Tickets for the Ice Well Sunday event in 2025 are priced at £12 for adults, with an educational exploration of the Victorian ice trade available.

Peeking just above the trees by the M25 on the edge of southwest London is a tall octagonal building built as part of Britain's defence.

The London Transport Museum has commissioned artist Eliza Southwood to create a series of posters for four famous London attractions, marking a contemporary art revival in TfL travel posters.

If you've ever fancied a ride on those high-speed boats on the Thames, now is the time due to a half-price offer.

The ongoing popularity of seasonal ice rinks in London proves ice skating at Christmas has become a checklist winter activity. Even if you're partnered with Mr-Bean-on-blades, you can still fantasize, as the cool wind hits your face, that in your dreams you're holding hands with Christopher Dean doing the Bolero.

The Chelsea Pensioners museum opens on October 1, showcasing the history of former British Army members with artifacts, video histories, and a unique visitor experience.