British Parliament commonly known as the House of Parliament or UK Parliament- set the pattern for many democracies throughout the world. British Parliament is the home of British politics comprising the House of Commons and the House of Lords. It houses the great ‘Big Ben‘ (presently renamed as Elizabeth Tower). British Parliament House is one of the main London attractions. A …

Big Ben also named as Elizabeth Tower is one of the most prominent symbols of the UK. Big Ben is the the iconic grade I listed world’s tallest four-faced clock tower at the Parliament House. It has been described as Britain’s most popular and recognisable symbolic landmarks for British. Recently it was renamed Elizabeth Tower. The clock is known for being an …

Chapter House Pyx Chamber -much popular for wall paintings, stone works and stunning architecture Chapter House Pyx Chamber found at the glorious Westminster Abbey. These proudly stand as one of the world’s most famous and historic places of worship. The Chapter House was built in 1250 for daily use by the Benedictine monks. Later it was used for meetings of …

Behind the black door of Number 10 Downing Street, important decisions have been taken affecting Britain and the world for the last 275 years Downing Street is the most famous street in London and possibly the entire world. Number 10 door on this street is the home of the British Prime Minister since 1735. It is also the place where the …

Royal Institution – 14 Nobel Prize wins came from inside its walls as well as the discovery of ten chemical elements Royal Institution was founded 200 years back to introduce new technologies and teach science to the general public through lectures and demonstrations. The careers of Michael Faraday and Humphry Davy are closely connected with this great institution. Watch the full …

Trafalgar Square the most popular open space used for wide ranges of activities Trafalgar Square is an iconic London landmark. It is situated in the heart of London. It is one of the city’s most vibrant open space. It is often used for a wide range of activities like special events and celebrations, St Patrick’s Day, Eid and Chinese New Year. Filming …

Parliament Square famously hosts statues of iconic statesmen, including the iconic British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, Nelson Mandela, Abraham Lincoln etc Parliament Square, a garden is located just yards from the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and Westminster Abbey. This Gardens are an area of significant historic and symbolic value to the British People and many others worldwide. It famously hosts …

Postman Park – created by George Frederic Watts in honour to the ones who died selfishly while trying to save others Postman Park known as also The Watts Memorial to Heroic Self-Sacrifice- was created in 1900 by George Frederic Watts in honour to the ones who died selfishly while trying to save others. He founded this memorial Postman Park to send …

St Katharine Docks – A popular place to dine, to leisurely drinks, to boating, luxury yachts St Katharine Docks is just few yards from Tower of London and Tower Bridge. They were part of the Port of London, presently known as the Docklands, It now becomes a popular housing and leisure complex. It is a very popular place to dine, …

Leicester Square – an iconic part of Central London and probably the world’s most famous film-premier venue Leicester Square is a pedestrianised square in the West End of London. It is an iconic part of central London and probably the world’s most famous film-premier venue. It also host various bars and nightclubs, which get incredibly busy in the evenings and …