Big Ben, the House of Parliament and the London Eye are the symbols of the city of London. The most famous clock in the world, called Clock Tower or Elisabeth…
Buckingham Palace has been the official residence of the British Royal Family since 1837. Built in 1703 by the Duke of Buckingham, the building was purchased by King George III…
The British Museum houses the largest collection of antiques and historical works in the world. It was founded thanks to Sir Hans Sloane, who in 1759 donated his 70 thousand…
The historic heart of London, the City is one of the centers of world finance. Alongside the numerous banks, financial and consulting firms you can find monuments such as St….
Tower Bridge is a London bridge over the River Thames. Considered one of the symbols of the English capital, it connects the villages of Southwark and Tower Hamlets, near the…
The National Maritime Museum opened in 1937, located in Greenwich area linked to the sea and navigation: landing point for the Romans and place of origin of the British navy….
Kensington Palace was built in the seventeenth century in the middle of Kensington Park as Nottingham House as the residence of the Earl of Nottingham. It was sold to the…
Cambridge is located about 100 km from London and is one of the most important and famous university cities in the world. The first settlements are from the primitive era…
Windsor is a town in the county of Berkshire about 40 km from London. It was founded by the Roman legions in 441 and already in 1086 became the seat…