St. Paul's Cathedral
2020-11-11As the European community of Kolkata continued developing, by 1810, the St. John’s Church that was intended for offering prayers showed up too little even consider accommodating all tourists at one go.
Tower Bridge
2020-11-09Tower Bridge is an ideal bridge situated on River Thames that has turns symbolic to London. During the earlier times, it was also known “Tower of London” because of an illustrious jail that was situated inside this pinnacle.
Buckingham Palace
2020-11-06Buckingham Palace is one of the world's couple of remaining working royal palaces. It has been available to guests throughout the summer months for more than 20 years. Whether you're a newbie first-timer or a royal aficionado,
Big Ben
2020-11-02London’s famous clock tower, Big Ben is one of the city’s prestigious tourist spots known for its enormous bell and accuracy. The bell alone weighs 13.7 metric tons, generally connected with the whole clock pinnacle of the Houses of Parliament.
London Eye
2020-10-30Explore stunning 360-degree views over London from the London Eye, a pivoting observation wheel which is 135 metres (443 ft) high. Detect some of the capital's most ideal tourist spots, including Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace.
Tower of London
2020-10-28One of the worlds’s most acclaimed fortresses; the Tower of London has considered service as a royal palace, prison, armoury and even a zoo. Today, it's a World Heritage Site, where you'll be amazed by the Crown Jewels and hear stories from the Tower on visits given by the Yeoman Warders. 1,000 years of history are pressed into this charming London tower, worked by William the Conqueror in the eleventh century.
The British Museum
2020-10-26The British Museum in London is a gallery of ancient art and archaeology, and a world-leading organization devoted to human developments world-wide. Though it is possibly most popular for its assortment of Greek and Roman exemplary workmanship, the British Museum gives its best in the outstanding antiquated Middle East and Egyptian craftsmanship displays.