London is unique and diverse, and the number of its attractions seems endless! This tour will allow you to see all the most important things, show different sides of London and reveal the secrets of its history. During the afternoon you will plunge into the real London, initially exploring the crown sights of London.

Trafalgar Square is one of the most beautiful and popular places in England. Being in the center of the capital, it has been attracting tourists from all over the world for many years with its unique color and historical sights. It is known as the “Heart of England”.

Buckingham Palace is the official London residence of the British monarchs (currently Queen Elizabeth II).

The Prime Minister’s House is the official residence of the Lord Treasurer, who has been the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom since 1905. This address is one of the most famous addresses in the United Kingdom and in the world.

Tower Bridge, the bloody fortress - London Tower - Tower - is a valuable vault, where most of London's history is concentrated. It is the oldest building that has survived in the city.

Westminster Abbey is a radiation site for the coronation of the monarchs of Great Britain and the burial places of the great men of England, the abbey is listed as a World Heritage Site.

And so much more. Moreover, you will have an acquaintance with the City; the City Hall; the Belfast military ship; the modern Tate Modern Art Gallery, located in the former power station building; the Shakespeare Theatre, as well as the majestic St. Paul’s Cathedral.

Ferris wheel "Eye of London" - for some time the attraction, built on the occasion of the millennium, was the highest in the world among its kind. And the fact that over time he lost the palm of the championship, did not affect his popularity at all.

The Belfast is another London landmark and the last surviving British cruiser to take part in World War II.

During the tour, we will take a boat ride on the Thames and see the only pedestrian bridge in London - the Millennium Bridge.

The Royal Exchange was officially opened in the second half of the XVI century by Queen Elizabeth I, conferring the royal title to the exchange building and remained commodity for more than a hundred years, at the moment it is a luxury shopping center.

St. Paul's.Paul is the residence of the Bishop of London and the spiritual centre of the City. Until recently, the cathedral remained the tallest building in London – it rose 111 meters!

The Globe is perhaps the most popular theatre in London, and is associated with William Shakespeare.

The Palace of Westminster is hardly any other Parliament building in the world so recognizable. The clock tower, which is the famous bell of Big Ben, is also part of it.