Attractions

Standing proudly beside the River Thames, Big Ben is one of London's most iconic landmarks and a must-see for any visitor. Officially known as the Elizabeth Tower, this majestic clock has been keeping time for the city since 1859 and remains a symbol of British tradition and architectural beauty. 

Located less than 15 minutes from our Westminster Apartments, Big Ben is easily accessible whether you're walking or cycling. Hear its famous chimes and admire the stunning Gothic design of the adjacent Palace of Westminster. 

Step into over a thousand years of British history at Westminster Abbey, the coronation church since 1066 and the final resting place of monarchs, poets, and national heroes. Marvel at its Gothic architecture, explore Poets' Corner, and visit the Shrine of St Edward the Confessor on a guided tour. 

For a thrilling and theatrical journey through London's darker past, visit The London Dungeon. With live actors, immersive sets and dramatic special effects, you'll meet infamous characters such as Guy Fawkes and Jack the Ripper in a thrilling historical experience. 

A vibrant hub of arts and culture, the Southbank Centre hosts music, theatre, dance, literature and visual arts across its iconic venues. Relax by the river, explore exhibitions or attend world-class performances in the heart of London.

Located on the South Bank, the National Theatre presents a dynamic mix of classic and contemporary plays across three stages. Enjoy behind-the-scenes tours, riverside dining and a rich programme of performances all year-round

Explore the human stories behind conflict at the Imperial War Museum London. From WW1 trenches to modern warfare exhibits, this free museum offers powerful insights through interactive galleries and thought-provoking displays.

Located in the heart of central London, Trafalgar Square us one of the city's most iconic public spaces. Originally built to commemorate the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805, the square is home to the towering Nelson's Column, flanked by four majestic bronze lions and is surrounded by elegant fountains and historic statues. 

Visitors can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, watch street performers, or explore nearby landmarks such as the National Gallery, St Martin-in-the-Fields Church, and Canada House. The square also hosts cultural events year-round, from festive celebrations and public art installations on the Fourth Plinth. 

A paradise for food lovers, Borough Market is one of London's oldest and most celebrated food markets, with a history dating back over 1,000 years. Located just steps from London Bridge, the market is a vibrant hub of fresh produce, artisan goods and international street food. 

Wander through its atmospheric passageways and discover everything from gourmet cheeses and handmade pastries to exotic spices and sizzling dishes. Whether you're grabbing lunch, shopping for ingredients or simply soaking up the atmosphere, Borough Market offers a true taste of London's culinary scene.

Just across the Thames from Westminster, Lambeth Palace is the historic London residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury. With over 800 years of history, the palace has played a key role in British religious and political life. Visitors can explore its beautiful gardens and medieval architecture during seasonal open days and guided tours.