Discover London: The Pulse of England and the UK

It has a population of nearly 9.75 million people, it is the largest city in both countries. The city has expanded to include the largest metropolitan area in Western Europe, and it occupies 1,706.310 square meters.

London is one of the most iconic cities in the world, and it truly deserves to be so. History dates not just centuries, but millennia ago, and its great architecture, timeless customs, and interesting stories lie in the life of this charming city. The cultural life of the city is very charming, with a great number of miraculous attractions that receive millions of people each year.

From the modern and stylish areas, packed with hip cafes and trendsetting boutiques, to the traditional pubs and theaters decades old, everything in London has a history.

Must-See in London

There are so many attractive places to visit in London.

Here are some:

The British Museum is home to perhaps the most impressive collection of art and artifacts in the world: truly an absolute delight for lovers of history.

Tower of London: A former palace and jailhouse, this is where the royal family safely stores and displays the full sparkle of its Crown Jewels.

Sky Garden: This is a public space on the top floors of the "Walkie Talkie" building with stunning views across the city.

London Eye: The giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank of the Thames in London gives a panoramic view of London.

Churchill War Rooms: Step inside the underground secret headquarters where Winston Churchill and his government worked through World War II.

V&A: Victoria and Albert Museum: The biggest museum of applied and decorative arts and design in the world, with over 2.27 million objects.

Tower Bridge: This is not only a working bridge but also a prominent iconic symbol of London. The Tower Bridge Exhibition offers an interesting insight into the history and engineering behind this bridge.

Westminster Abbey: This abbey, an architectural masterpiece in the Gothic style, has been a coronation church for British monarchs for centuries.

Natural History Museum: Inside resides the famous dinosaur skeletons and stunning Hintze Hall.

and more.

 Whether you come for a weekend or spend a week, London has its experience for you, filled with discoveries.

So, whether you are a history enthusiast, art lover, food devotee, or simply desire to take in as much of that special atmosphere as you possibly can, then London is the place to do so. It is the kind of place you can keep on visiting over and over, and yet there will still be more to be discovered.