10 must-see places in London

An impressive cathedral in all its Gothic architecture and grandeur, Westminster Abbey is one of the most important religious buildings in the United Kingdom. The cathedral, where the coronation ceremonies of the British royal family have been held since 1066, retains its importance, including the tomb of figures such as Elizabeth of York and Geoffrey Chaucer, who left a mark in British history.

Tower Bridge, one of the landmarks of London, has been operating since 1894. The bridge built in the Basque style is the most famous of the bridges built in this style. You can take commemorative photos on this 65-meter-high bridge over the River Thames.

St. Paul's Cathedral is located on Ludgate Hill, the highest point in London, the capital of England. Below St. Paul's Cathedral there is a shop where you can buy souvenirs and a cafe where you can relax. After seeing the cathedral, you can cross the Millennium Bridge to reach the Tate Modern.

Having one of the most modern art collections in the world, Tate Modern is also known for its unique architecture. Tate Modern brings together contemporary art lovers and important works of art from various disciplines. Located close to St. Paul's Cathedral, Tate Modern is a must-see in London.

The most important feature that distinguishes the British Museum from the National Gallery, another important museum in London, is that, in addition to being an art museum, it also houses works of anthropological importance. Located in the Bloomsbury area, the British Museum reflects the development of mankind with more than 13 million artifacts. It should be noted that the British Museum, which has been operating since 1753, is visited by 6 million people every year and admission to the museum is free.

We think that the home of the world's most famous detective, Sherlock Holmes, at 221B Baker Street, created by Arthur Conan Doyle, is one of the most colorful addresses on the list of places to visit in London. The museum is open daily from 09:30 to 18:00. Free photo and video recording is allowed in the museum.

At 135 meters high and 90 meters wide, the London Eye was the world's tallest Ferris wheel when it was built in 1999, giving you an almost bird's-eye view of London.

Founded in 1791 and a popular destination for travel lovers since then, Camden Town is one of the most pleasant places to visit in London. In our opinion, you should definitely visit Camden Town, where there are many shops, cafes, bars and live music.

One of the busiest shopping streets in Europe is Oxford Street. With more than 300 shops, Oxford Street welcomes millions of visitors. Whether you love shopping or not, you should definitely add this street to your list of places to visit in London.

Covent Garden is an entertainment and shopping district in central London. Here you can find both luxury boutiques and shops of local artisans. Covent Garden is the ideal destination for those looking for interesting gifts, souvenirs and handicrafts. In addition, you can watch the performances of street artists, enjoy delicious food in various cafes and restaurants.