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BFI London IMAX
Cinema
Almost the height of five double-decker
buses, the BFI London IMAX combines state-of-the-art
digital sound and the world's most sophisticated
projection system to immerse viewers in the
ultimate cinematic experience. |
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London Eye
At 135m high, the London Eye is
the world's tallest observation wheel.
The 360 degree rotation gives passengers
unrivalled views and amazing new perspectives
of the city. |
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Open Top Big Bus
Sightseeing
Hop on Hop off London Sightseeing Tour
on a traditional Open Top Double Decker. See
the major attractions and highlights London
has to offer |
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British Museum:
Moctezuma: Aztec Ruler
This major exhibition explores Aztec
civilisation through the divine, military
and political role of the last elected ruler,
Moctezuma II Rediscover the world of the Aztecs
and trace the foundation of modern Mexico
in the British Museum's next major exhibition
on great rulers. |
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Buckingham
Palace Summer Tours
Buckingham Palace is the official London
residence of Her Majesty The Queen and
serves as both home and office. This
summer, when The Queen makes her annual
Scottish visit, the Palace's nineteen
state rooms are open to visitors. |
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Hampton Court Palace
Henry the VIII's magnificent Tudor palace
was updated with Baroque additions by Sir
Christopher Wren for William III & Mary
II. The Palace and its famous maze are set
in extensive gardens and parkland on the banks
of the River Thames. |
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Houses of
Parliament Summer Tours
The UK Parliament is one of the oldest
representative assemblies in the world.
The site of the Houses of Parliament
is the Palace of Westminster, a royal
palace and former residence of kings
Seasonal entrance. |
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Horniman
Museum
Enter this amazing world of robotic
creatures and discover mind-boggling
facts about animals that share
our world. These animal robots
and hands-on interactives show
fascinating real life characteristics,
such as how a chameleon changes
colour and how a giant squid jets
around. |
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Kensington
Palace State Apartments
A royal residence since 1689, today
visitors can explore the magnificent
State Apartments and the Royal Ceremonial
Dress Collection which includes dresses
worn by HM Queen Elizabeth II and Diana,
Princess of Wales. |
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Welcome to London
A Tower of London exclusive Private Tour by
a Yeoman Warder, no queques as you will enter
before The Tower is open to the public. Buckingham
Palace, Big Ben, cruise on the River and more. |
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London Aquarium
Opened in County Hall in April 1997, The London
Aquarium offers people of all ages the chance
to see over 400 amazing species of fish and
animal life from oceans, lakes, rivers and
streams around the world. |
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London Dungeon
Deep in the heart of London, buried beneath
the paving stones of historic Southwark, lies
the World's most chillingly famous horror
attraction bringing more than 2,000 years
of gruesomely authentic history vividly back
to life... and death. |
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London Zoo
Home to over 12,000 animals, insects,
reptiles and fish. The London Zoo opened in
1828 and was the world's first scientific
zoo. The zoo claims the world's finest aquarium,
insect and reptile house. |
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Madame Tussaud's
This impressive waxworks museum offers
a unique chance to get up close with the brightest
stars of stage, screen, sport, history and
politics. Rub shoulders with stars of the
celestial kind at the Planetarium next door! |
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British Museum:
Moctezuma: Aztec Ruler
This major exhibition explores Aztec
civilisation through the divine, military
and political role of the last elected ruler,
Moctezuma II Rediscover the world of the Aztecs
and trace the foundation of modern Mexico
in the British Museum's next major exhibition
on great rulers. |
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Natural History
Museum
The world's leading museum of natural
history with hundreds of exciting, interactive
exhibits range from the dramatic earthquake
experience, to the spectacular dinosaurs exhibition.
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Royal Festival
Hall
The Royal Festival Hall is Europe’s
largest arts organisation, located on London’s
culturally dynamic South Bank theres always
something going on at the festival hall, guaranteed! |
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Science Museum
The world's most comprehensive collection
of science, technology, industry and medicine.
Exhibits show the history of science from
the first steam locomotive to the first space
flight. |
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St Paul's Cathedral
Sir Christopher Wren's masterpiece, built
to replace the old St Paul's destroyed by
the Great Fire of London. Climb into the whispering
gallery for its special audio effects and
interior views. |
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Tate Britain
The national collection of British paintings
from the 16th Century to the present day and
the international collection of 20th Century
painting and sculpture. |
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Tate Modern
The national collection of international
20th century art. No significant
artist is missed out. A brief roll call includes
Bacon, Picasso, Riley, Cragg, Mondrian, Max
Ernst, and many others. |
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Tower of London
One of the best days out to be had in
London. Fortress, palace, prison, arsenal
and garrison, the Tower is one of the best-preserved
fortified buildings in the world, and houses
the priceless crown jewels. |
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Victoria and Albert
Museum
The world's greatest museum of art and
design is situated in South Kensington. 7000
objects are on display, charting the development
of art and design from 3000BC to the present
day. |
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Magic of London
Full Day Tour
A full day tour of London including the
Tower of London, St Pauls Cathedral and enjoy
cream tea at Harrods
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