In 13109 trips
The Tower of London is mainly perceived as a medieval place of imprisonment and execution. Nine hundred years of his …
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Unscheduled - London
In 13384 trips
Designed by Sir Horace Jones and opened in 1894, Tower Bridge is famous the world over. Due to the volume of river t …
In 13733 trips
"Big Ben" is the name of the clock inside the famous tower that also forms part of the Houses of Parliament. Its imp …
In 12930 trips
Located in London's Buckingham Palace , Queen's Gallery is a place where you can view fine art from the Royal Collec …
In 7689 trips
First built in 694 but destroyed by the Great Fire in 1666, the beautiful building that stands today was designed by …
In 575 trips
The "Ally Pally" ice rink in Alexandra Park still remains a firm favourite with north London residents. The ice …
In 678 trips
The Holland Park houses gardens, woodland and a Japanese garden, hostel, playground for children, cricket pitch plus …
In 93 trips
As one of London's best-known stables, the Wimbledon Village Stables have a very comprehensive program from dressage …
In 588 trips
Nestled on the edge of the beloved Thames River, the O2 venue is South-East London's biggest and brightest multi-pur …
Unscheduled - Paris
In 18790 trips
Distinguished architect I. M. Pei has constructed this 450-seat, oak paneled auditorium. It fuses state-of-the-art a …
In 22143 trips
Paris just wouldn't be Paris without the Eiffel Tower. Designed by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 World Fair, at 300 me …
In 18659 trips
Climbing the 387 steps to the top of this masterpiece is well worth the effort for the spectacular view. Constructio …
Unscheduled - Berlin
In 1823 trips
The impòsing Reichstag reflects Germany's past, present and future like no other building. It was constructed in 18 …
In 243 trips
Built by the Nazis for the 1936 Olympic Games, the Olympic Stadium conjures up memories of fanatical crowds of swast …
Unscheduled - Beijing
In 2218 trips
China's Great Wall stretches east-west for more than 5000 kilometers. Its origins can be traced to the 7th Century B …