Discover London tourist attractions

What part of London has the most attractions?

There are so many top London attractions and historical landmarks to discover and explore in the capital.

• Find exotic animals at London Zoo, the largest library in the world The British Library and celebrity waxworks at Madame Tussauds in North London.
• Climb The O2, take a ride on the IFS Cloud Cable Car and follow an expert guide on a Jack the Ripper walking tour in East London.
• Explore the largest collection of British art in the world at Tate Britain, book a guided tour and step back into 400 years of history at Shakespeare's Globe and step aboard Cutty Sark, the world's sole surviving tea clipper in South London.
• See more than 300 acres of botanical gardens at Kew Gardens, explore the royal residence of Kensington Palace and delve into the history of planet Earth at the Natural History Museum in West London.

What is the best month to go to London?

London has a relatively mild climate all year round, so it's a fantastic city to visit at any time of the year.

Enjoy longer daylight hours, milder weather and blossoming flowers during the spring from March to May; experience warm (maybe even hot!) weather during the summer from June to August and take advantage of the green spaces, alfresco dining and rooftop bars; take part in autumnal events in milder weather during September to November and prepare for the flurry of festive activities, lights and decorations in across the winter period from December to February.

How many days in London is enough?

You can easily spend anything from a day to a week exploring the city. Find the perfect itineraries to plan your trip to London; from major museums and top London attractions to popular theatre shows and foodie hotspots, there's so much to see and do in London.