Visit London - Best Attractions

And do take the tours delivered by the Yeoman Warders, which is the correct title for what we may call 'Beefeaters'. You'll also notice they wear their blue uniform - the red-and-gold only gets broken out for special intervals.

Weinplatz the bread exchange until 1620, and actually is the oldest commercial area of Zurich. Selected comes over fountain Weinbauer, established through 1909, depicting a Swiss-winemaker with a gift basket of grapes in his hands.

One belonging to the great attractions of the tower are the Crown Jewels which are housed on the inside Duke of Wellington's Barracks. Among them are The Royal Sceptre, containing the largest cut diamond in entire world.

Nicking the Crown Jewels would become great wheeze, although would certainly be tough to fence. In 1671 Colonel Thomas Blood managed to help get the Jewels together with your the Wharf before he was in jail. He was punished with a Royal Pension which suggests the idea was that Charles II, who during the time was operating a bit in short supply of the readies.

The city centre and major attractions are all within close proximity to the train station, and you can easily tower clock reach the lake which is only half an hour walk.

One for this first places to visit was big passenger wheel in Jubilee Gardens referred to the London Eye. It's a sightseeing landmark that rises 135 metres above finance institutions of the Thames. The tourist attraction opened for the public as the Millenium Wheel in 2000, becoming remarkable the UK's most popular paid-admission attractions. This symbol modern day Britain sees more than 3.5 million visitors wind up.

Answer: Yes, it has two as a matter of fact. The austere St John's Chapel which is part of the White Tower, and the church of St Peter ad Vincula where Anne Boleyn was buried. You can go to services at St Peter ad Vincula on Sundays, sung matins is at 11. The choir is often a good one, and in case you are only likely to the service, not figure out the Tower, you might go in over the West Entrance.