Buckingham Palace. It is one of the most famous palaces in the world. HM Queen resides here and has served as the official London's sovereigns since 1837.

By visiting the palace you can experience Royal family living it has 775 rooms! although you cannot view all areas of Buckingham Palace as its the Queens official residence. But there are areas open to the visitors on a regular basis.

The state rooms are opened to visitors. You can view some of the greatest treasures, e.g., paintings, sculptures, porcelain and finest english furniture.

Kensington Palace

Queen Victoria was born in Kensington Palace in 1819. It is a royal residence set in Kensington Gardens and remains a private residence for members of the royal family today.

Kensington Palace is famous for its Kings and Queens and great events! Its best known residence was the Princess of Wales who occupied apartments in the North-west part of the palace.

The Tower of London

Since the beginning of the 14th Century the Tower of London is home to the famous crown jewels. The crown jewels are still used by the Queen and Royal family today.

The Tower of London is on the north bank of the River Thames. Its original function was a fortress, royal palace and prison. It has served as a place for execution and torture!

The Tower of london is a home to the Ravens, no one knows when they original resided. Today there are now eight ravens left and are looked after by the Ravenmaster.

V&A (Victoria & Albert Museum)

A museum of art and design with amazing artifacts including, fashion, jewelry, textiles and paints and much much more. It is in South Kensington and entry is free.

Natural History Museum

Explore world class collections, exhibitions and research at the Natural History Museum in Cromwell Road, London.

Science Museum

The science museum holds a collection of over 300,000 items and contains many of the most famous exhibits of science. Kids love it! It can be found also in South Kensington.

Covent Garden

High Street/Kensington

Bond Street

Sloan Street

Oxford Circus/Street

Camden Market

Portabello Road/Market (antiques and clothes).