Historical Sites in London

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Witness 1,000 years of British history and see the Crown Jewels inside the Tower of London

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Visit one of the most renowned religious buildings in the UK

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Stand on the Prime Meridian and view historic astronomy instruments

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The House of Commons and the House of Lords form the two Houses of Parliament of the United Kingdom, and are located in the Palace of Westminster in London. Functioning as both a major tourist attraction as well as the political heart of the UK, the surrounding area is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Cutty Sark was the last and fastest tea clippers to be built in Britain, and you can learn all about its journeys across the oceans on board the ship itself. It is now permanently docked in London's leafy Greenwich area. Cutty Sark, an award-winning visitor attraction, is easy to reach via the DLR – it has its very own stop!

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The Churchill War Rooms is a museum in London. It is one of the five branches of the Imperial War Museum, and comprises the Cabinet War Rooms, a historic underground complex where the British government operated, and the Churchill Museum, a biographical museum exploring the life of British statesman Winston Churchill.

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A magnificent Georgian townhouse-turned-museum

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Horse and history fans alike will have plenty to keep them enthralled as they explore the finest working stable in the world. Combining history, interactive exhibits and lots of horses, it's a royal day out!

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Witness Sir Christopher Wren's riverside masterpiece with finest buildings and structures

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Handel Hendrix House in London is a must-see for music fans. The venue lets you cross from Baroque to rock in a single street in London, separated by just a wall. Visit the homes of two of history's most significant musical artists, George Frideric Handel and Jimi Hendrix. 25 Brook Street was Handel's home and the top floor of 23 Brook Street was Hendrix's.